[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][/b]The table below highlights the people that have been appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari since the inception of his administration on May 29, 2015.

Out of the 19 nominations the president has made since he came into office 15 of the people seems to have come from the Northern part of Nigeria.

This has made some political analysts suggest perhaps that the president has a clear bias towards people from the Northern part of Nigeria.

The former Presidents (GEJ) Federal appointments seem to have had a more balanced approach, although the South East region is underrepresented in both periods.

Nevertheless, this is still early stages as there are over 60 appointments left to be made. Whilst tribal sentiments remains a hot issue for a lot of Nigerians, many are more inclined towards seeing a Nigeria that works regardless of where the change agents are from.

[b]Position Name of New Occupant Region Former occupant before Replacement Region
DG SSS Lawal Daura NW Ita Ekpeyong SS
Ag. Char INEC Amina Bala Zakari NW Attahiru Jega NW
Acct. General of Federation Ahmed Idris NW Jonah Otunla SW
Chief Security Officer Abdulrahman Mani N Gordon Obua SS
Chief of protocol Abdullahi Kazaure N Mohammed Jameel Abubakar-Waziri NW
Aide de camp Muhammed Lawal Abubakar NW Ojogbane Adegbe NC (Kogi)
Sen. Special Ass. Media Garba Shehu N Doyin Okupe SW
Spec. Adv, Media Femi Adesina SW Reuben Abati SW
Head DPR Modecai Ladan N George Osahon SS
DG NIMASA Haruna Jauro N Patrick Akpobolokemi SS
AMCON MD Ahmed Lawan Kuru N Mustafa Chike Obi SE
NNPC GMD Emmanuel Ibe Kachukwu SS Joseph Thlama Dawha NE (Borno)
Nig. Com. Comm. (NCC) Umaru Garba Danbatta NW Eugene Juwah SS (Delta)
Nat. Security Adviser (NSA) Babagana Monguno NE Sambo Dasuki NW
CDS Abayomi Olonishakin SW Alex Badeh NE
Chief of Army Staff T.Y. Buratai NE Kenneth Minimah SS
Chief of Naval Staff Ibok-Ete Ekwe SS Usman Jibrin NC (Kogi)
Chief of Air Staff Sadique Abubakar NE Adesola Amosu SW
Chief of Defence Intel Riku Morgan NC Gabriel Okoi SS/NC
READ MORE ON: http://nairametrics.com/catalogue-of-buharis-appointments-since-inception-updated-aug-182015/

In the face of dipping oil prices – Nigeria’s official exchange rate has slumped over 20 per cent in the last year to about 198 naira for a dollar, according to Thomson Reuters’ data. In a bid to defend its currency, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in June blocked imports of 41 items, including private jets, toothpicks and rice.
CNBC Africa used rice from the list as a case study to examine the impact of this policy almost two months after it was implemented.
Rice was selected as it is Nigeria’s top staple food and according to Akinwumi Adesina, who will become Africa Development Bank’s President In September and was Nigeria’s former agricultural minister, the country spends over 350 billion naira annually importing rice. Read full at: http://nairametrics.com/has-nigerias-ban-on-rice-imports-worked/

This list of 146 may not be accurate, am sure there are more than these....All those oil subsidy thieves, as well as those looters in GEJ's administration would have some too...

Dangote go get like 16 Jets, Gej like 7, Otedola 5, Adenuga 7, Saraki,5, Mark 5.........

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has confirmed that there are 146 corporate jets in the country of which only 46 were registered in Nigeria while 100 has foreign registration.
Director General of NCAA, Captain Muhktar Usman disclosed this when he addressed public relations officers of airlines, aviation agencies and other organisations in the industry during a meeting organised by the Authority. The meeting was aimed at improving the ways of reporting incidents and accidents in the industry. Read full at: http://nairametrics.com/see-the-number-of-private-jets-in-nigeria-according-to-ncaa/

Na wa for Naija oh....the economy is very bad...

There are strong indications that at least 700 more staff of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) will be relieved of their posts by the Presidency and management, according to a source.
The source further said that staff on salary grade M5, who are mostly senior managers, would likely be affected, adding that this would amount to a massive shakeup in the troubled corporation, which is being repositioned by the new management. read full at: http://nairametrics.com/nnpc-will-sack-this-number-of-work-force-in-days-to-come/