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| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Stingman: 9:12am On Feb 22, 2018 |
booblacain: Are you not exposed to the influence of western world, their tools and educational system. 10 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:15am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman:I'm not an hausa but I will tell u more......what of Sanusi Lamido ? |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 9:19am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry:I know the guy... He is among the designers hired by Chevi. 2 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by booblacain(m): 9:20am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman: You miss my point. Yes, I am indirectly being influenced by them, but not directly like a lot of the examples that could be mentioned in the op's list. Are we going to exclude the ones that schooled, practiced and had their achievements in either the US or Europe? If that is the case then fine. |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Stingman: 9:25am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry: Is being an emir an achievement to Nigeria? 17 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Stingman: 9:26am On Feb 22, 2018 |
booblacain: Where did Jelani practiced? You people like moving the goal post all the time. 5 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by booblacain(m): 9:26am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry: Good one, more of these kinds of answers is what we should be getting, not trying to avoid issues in the name of trolling. 6 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:29am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman:Lol.....go n read about him |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by booblacain(m): 9:30am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman: I think your issue here is lack of comprehension. Sort that out, then we can move on. By the way, what do you mean by you people? 2 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:35am On Feb 22, 2018 |
remedick: Abdulkareem Baba Aminu Aisha Augie-Kuta |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 9:36am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry:what are they into? |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by genali(m): 9:37am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Mohammed Barkindo: Appointed as the secretary general of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). 6 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:37am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry:Abdulkareem Baba Aminu (Kaduna, 7 July 1977) is a Nigerian journalist, cartoonist, comicbook artist and retailer, painter, writer, poet and culture critic. Baba Aminu is a commentator on culture. He was one of four judges for KORA Music Awards.[1] Born in Kaduna, Nigeria, on the 7 July 1977, Baba Aminu soon began to scribble and doodle as a child, eventually going on to write an op-ed column for Classique Magazine at age 12, a first in his country till today. Later, while in secondary school, he created 2 weekly cartoon strips for the Saturday and Sunday editions of The Democrat, a national daily. The characters, Bala and Kareema, became popular and were used by Peugeot Automobiles Nigeria to endorse their then- new 306 model. Abdulkareem Baba Aminu is a well-known culture critic, with a large following of people who revere his reviews of music, movies, TV shows and books Baba Aminu went to the Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, for a degree in Business Administration, while pursuing a career as a studio painter. He has exhibited in several group shows and one solo. Twelve of his paintings are included in the National Assembly Art Collection in Abuja, Nigeria. During his final year in university, he was employed by Weekly Trust, a major Nigerian newspaper. After a stint as a reporter, he became the Entertainment Editor and eventually the editor of the magazine section of the paper. During that time, he scored many exclusive interviews with both Nigerian and international stars like 2Face Idibia, D'Banj, Bimbo Akintola, Idris Elba, Wesley Snipes and many others. On his approach to work, Baba Aminu told a Nigerian newspaper in an interview: For two years – with the help of the internet and long- distance phone calls - Baba Aminu was also the Special Features Editor of Komikwerks.com, a leading U.S-based publisher of both webcomics and regular books.[2] Baba Aminu was part of a Federal Government Monitoring Team in Togo, during that country’s controversial 2005 elections, where he “faced death many times trying to escape back to Nigeria after the elections turned violent.” The resulting travelogue, called ‘Escape from Togo’ was published May 2005. For his investigative journalism work, Baba Aminu was nominated for ‘Journalist of the Year’ at the 2006 edition of the Future Awards Nigeria. The following year, he was nominated again and he won.[3] Baba Aminu was Acting Editor of the Abuja, Nigeria-based influential Weekly Trust newspaper for over two years, from late 2008 and was made substantive Editor in July 2010, until recently being promoted to Creative Editor overseeing all Media Trust publications. Baba Aminu was a writer on the BBC-produced ‘Wetin Dey,’ the number one TV show in Nigeria while it ran for two seasons. The production saw him team up with notable young Nigerian movie directors like Mak 'Kusare, Kenneth Gyang and Seke Somolu. As a result of a very good professional and personal relationship, 'Kusare was tapped by Y!Magazine to write about Baba Aminu in the publication's annual 'Freedom Issue' in 2010 in which the director likened the writer to "a younger, more hip and Nigerian version of Aaron Sorkin." The magazine also added Baba Aminu to its annual list of '50 Young People Who Will Change Nigeria.' Notable TV appearances by Baba Aminu include a November 2012 episode of Close-Up, a movie industry variety TV show running on M-NET's Africa Magic channel where he was interviewed by host Keppy Ekpenyong Bassey. Baba Aminu's blog, titled Abdulkareem's Shelf-Top (shelf-top..com) runs movie reviews as well as pop culture-related news. He was also the co-owner of Planet Comics, Nigeria’s first comic book store.[4] The store, however, has been closed due to both owners' busy schedules. 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:39am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Aisha Augie-Kuta (born 11
April 1980) is a Nigerian
photographer and filmmaker
based in Abuja.[1][2] She is a
conservative Muslim and
Hausa–Fulani from Argungu
local government in northern
Nigeria.[3] She won the award
for Creative Artist of the year
at the 2011 The Future
Awards.[citation needed] She
currently works as the Senior
Special Assistant to the
Governor of Kebbi State,
Nigeria on New Media.[4][5]
Biography
Born Aisha Adamu Augie in
Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria,[1]
Augie-Kuta is the daughter of
the late Senator Adamu Baba
Augie (politician/broadcaster),
and Justice Amina Adamu
Augie (JSC). Aisha became
interested in photography
when her father gave her a
camera at a young age.
Augie-Kuta received a
bachelor's degree in Mass
Communication from Ahmadu
Bello University Zaria and is
studying for an MSc in Media
and communication at the Pan
African University, Lagos (Now
Pan Atlantic University).[1] She
is married with three
children.[3] Augie-Kuta has
certificates in digital
filmmaking from the New
York Film Academy and
curating contemporary art
exhibitions from the Chelsea
College of Arts, London,
UK.[citation needed]
Augie-Kuta became an
Associate for the Nigeria
Leadership Initiative (NLI) in
May 2011. She is also the vice-
president of Women in Film
and Television in Nigeria
(Wiftin) the West African
chapter of the US-based
network. She co-founded the
Photowagon, a Nigerian
photography collective, in
2009.[6]
In 2010, Augie-Kuta was
included, along with 50 other
Nigerian women, in a book
and exhibition for the nation’s
50@50 celebrations
supported by the Women for
Change Initiative.[3]
In 2014, Augie-Kuta held her
first solo photographic
exhibition, entitled Alternative
Evil.[7]
She has made contributions
toward girl child/youth
development and nation
building.[citation needed] She
has been a frequent facilitator
at the annual gathering of
photographers, Nigeria
Photography Expo &
Conference; a panelist and
speaker at various events; and
has spoken at TEDx events in
Nigeria.[citation needed]
Augie-Kuta was sworn-in as a
UNICEF High Level Women
Advocate on Education with a
focus on girls and young
women.[8] 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 9:39am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry:Oga, this thread is not for local achievements... I am talking international recognitions. At the Olympics in Atlanta 96, China Ajunwa won good number of Gold for Nigeria. She is now in the police force. That is what I am talking about. In the IT, there are numerous achievements recorded by Southerners, especially the Yorubas. I can't type much now. 6 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by QuotaSystem: 9:41am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman: First of all, practically all banks in the country are owned by the public i.e shareholders, therefore none can be said to be owned by a single individual...an individual can only have majority shareholding. However before recapitalisation which made most banks go public, Bank of the North (now Unity bank), Habib Bank (Keystone Bank) and Gamji Bank are some of the banks indigenous to the north. Post-recapitalisation, Jaiz Bank is the most prominent northern-founded bank. 10 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by genali(m): 9:44am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Amina and Isa Odidi founded intellipharmaceutics. Check the company and see wonders 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:44am On Feb 22, 2018 |
remedick: Chioma Ajunwa didnt win any gold @Barcelona......she won a gold at atlanta 96 7 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by oliver47: 9:46am On Feb 22, 2018 |
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| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 9:49am On Feb 22, 2018 |
quickberry:yeah, thanks for the correction. |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:51am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Attahiru Jega
ent was named
Early life and
academic career
Jega was born on 11 January
1957 in Jega, Kebbi State. He
attended Sabon Gari Town
Primary School, Jega between
1963 and 1969 and
proceeded to Government
Secondary School, Birnin Kebbi
and then was admitted into
The Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria's Bayero University
College, Kano in 1974,
graduating in 1979 with a
Second Class Upper Division
BSc degree in Political Science.
He worked as a teaching
assistant at Bayero University,
then won a fellowship at
Northwestern University,
Evanston, Illinois in the United
States (1981–1984) where he
earned a PhD in Political
Sciences. He returned to the
Political Science Department in
Bayero University in 1984 as a
lecturer.[3]
Other appointments included
visiting Senior Research
Fellow at the Nigerian
Institute of International
Affairs, Lagos (March 1992 –
March 1993), visiting Research
Fellow, Department of Political
Science, University of
Stockholm, Sweden (1994),
Deputy Vice-chancellor
(Academic), Bayero University
(1995–1996) and director,
Centre for Democratic
Research and Training, Bayero
University (2000–2004). Jega
was appointed Vice-Chancellor
of Bayero University in
2005.[3] He is currently a
member of the International
Elections Advisory Council. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Stingman: 9:54am On Feb 22, 2018 |
booblacain: "Are we going to exclude the ones that schooled, practiced and had their achievements in either the US or Europe? If that is the case then fine" booblacain ..and I asked where Jelani practiced..which is US...So want are you drooling about comprehension? 1 Like |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by quickberry(m): 9:54am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Ibrahim Khalil Umar is a
Nigerian scientist and
university administrator. He
was Vice-Chancellor of Bayero
University, Kano, Nigeria from
1979 to 1986.[1] He holds a B.
Sc. in physics and
mathematics from Ahmadu
Bello University in Zaria,
Nigeria, a M. Sc. in physics
from Northern Illinois
University, USA and a Ph. D.
(1974) in physics at the
University of East Anglia,
United Kingdom.[2] In 1976
he became the first Nigerian
academic in physics to teach
at Bayero University. In 1978
he served on the national
constitutional assembly that
drafted the Constitution of the
2nd Republic.
Between 1994 and 1997,
Umar served as Sole
Administrator of the Federal
University of Technology,
Minna .
He represented Nigeria at the
Executive Assembly of the
World Energy Council from
1990. He was a member of
the Nigerian delegation to the
International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA) General
Conference from 1989 and
was appointed Director-
General of the Energy
Commission of Nigeria in
1989. He served as Chairman
of the Board of Governors of
the IAEA for 2000-2001.[2] In
2004 he was the Director of
the Centre for Energy
Research and Training, where
the first Nigerian research
nuclear reactor is located.[3]
In 2007, he was on the
international advisory
committee for the
international workshop on
Renewable Energy for
Sustainable Development in
Africa, held at the University of
Nigeria, Nsukka in Nigeria. 5 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by QuotaSystem: 10:06am On Feb 22, 2018 |
booblacain: Are you suggesting you did not see Jelani Aliyu in my initial response alongside Amina Mohammed who is second in command at the UN? Were the contributions acknowledged? That's the inherent bias on this thread I was alluding to. Yes I will not feed any trolls. 9 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by QuotaSystem: 10:11am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Stingman: No, but being World Banker of the Year, FORBES International Person of the year, and making the TIME magazine 100 most distinguished personalities of the year definitely is an international achievement worthy of recognition. 18 Likes 3 Shares
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| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Nobody: 10:20am On Feb 22, 2018 |
LMAO I think it is funny that the Northerners on this thread are somewhat struggling to roll out names of their achievers.  18 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by fabre4: 10:30am On Feb 22, 2018 |
QuotaSystem: Ever heard of the word monopoly? And its effect on smaller rival businesses... I don't have time to start going into details but ask other cement producers what they go through while dangote is given a free hand by the government and incase you dont know dangote used to make his cement scarce in those days just to increase the price... As for the refinery i cant say much cause its not yet running and how you see that as an achievement I don't know. I dont talk based on sentiment, I talk based on experience and facts... Just know that for you to be the richest man for years without competition even after losses, then you ain't playing a fair game 2 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by uckennety(m): 10:38am On Feb 22, 2018 |
QuotaSystem: Dangote didn't make his money on fair competition rather he was allowed to monopolize cement and sugar and other necessary imports At the detriment of other business men! Dangote is the reason sugar and salt are expensive for the common man So don't mention Dangote he is just an example of how the Nigerian govt sabotage the economy to favour a northern! 13 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 10:48am On Feb 22, 2018 |
Y0ruba:my brother, you can see that for yourself. Struggling so forking hard. I ask for 20, they are not even 10 yet and the 10 gan no even meet my spec... But I am being lenient. So far so good, only Dangote meets the spec... I had to do this so that we can move away from the Yoruba vs Igbo fight and in order to make them see the bigger picture for once. But you will see them feasting on the fight between Yorubas and Igbos. It is sad really. 13 Likes 3 Shares |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by remedick: 10:52am On Feb 22, 2018 |
If you can't mention 20 international achievement that Northerners have recorded to the astonishment of the entire world, holding them spell bound, please and please... Stop taking the rest of the country for granted. Show some respect when policies are being designed to move the country forward... 15 Likes |
| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by Nobody: 10:56am On Feb 22, 2018 |
remedick: It is quite funny to say the least. I wonder why they’re not mentioning people like this great man. Professor Iya Abubakar was the only Nigerian appointed as a Professor in the department of Mathematics, ABU, Zaria, at the age of 28 in 1963. A first class graduate of Mathematics at the University of Ibadan, he is the first Northerner to earn a PhD in any field when he earned it at the University of Cambridge, UK. 7 Likes
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| Re: Northerners, What Are Your International Achievements For Nigeria? by QuotaSystem: 11:31am On Feb 22, 2018 |
uckennety: fabre4: A lot of you just throw the word "monopoly" around without properly understanding what it entails. Every businessman operating in a capitalist economy aspires to gain as much market share as possible so as to maximize returns, in order to do this, he deploys various strategies all derived from his business environment. One of the tools used is a PESTEL analysis which analyses the political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal environments to see where one can gain competitive advantages which they can use to achieve his objective of maximizing market share. A monopoly would arise from the effective deployment of such strategies developed, in a market where other players are unable to compete due to the lack or insufficiency of the identified advantage - for example - Dangote aligns with practically any government in power so that he gains competitive advantages in the political environment, which come in the form of favorable policies, waivers, concessions etc. which enable him to dominate the industry/market to the point that other players are relegated or forced out. This is not in anyway wrong in the world of business, it is capitalism at its finest and it is the same across the world. Microsoft were so savage in this sense that anti-trust laws had to be enacted to protect other software companies. If you think Dangote's advantages are due to his ethnicity and not sheer brilliance and tact, how come he is replicating his success in several other African countries with various governments? Therefore neither Dangote nor the government is doing anything wrong because what they have is a mutually beneficial strategic relationship. Dangote is simply a brilliant businessman that consistently outplays his competition. 4 Likes |
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