@Cloud9yn_@tunisky @AdcNews_ You definitely do not know what you are saying about this! Even if you can’t think of another place Lagos, Oyo and Kaduna (Ambode, Ajimobi and El Rufai were part of the APC that brought Buhari among many others )
You reeled out the profile of his grandfather and that of his father, but absolutely no experience to mention for the boy that should have been appointed as a PA or special assistant.
I am deeply inspired and encouraged by the appointment of our son Imam Ibrahim Kashim-Imam as the Chairman of FERMA.
This gives hope to the younger generation and clearly shows that Nigeria rewards and utilises the talents of those that are highly qualified and that have a good pedigree.
I have known Ibrahim since he was born 25 years ago and I can testify to his ability, excellence and brilliance.
His distinguished and highly respected grandfather, Alhaji Ibrahim Imam, was a great force in the politics of the First Republic, Secretary of the then ruling NPC, one of the founders and patrons of the Borno Youth Movement and a leading member of the Northern House of Assembly.
His equally illustrious father, one of my oldest and dearest friends and brothers, Alhaji Kashim Ibrahim-Imam, is a dogged fighter and first class politician and one of the those that contributed so much to the victory of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during the presidential election.
He is also one of the most brilliant, forthright, reliable, honest, courageous and credible forces in Nigerian politics today, who served as Special Advisor and Senate Presidential Liason Officer in the Government of President Olusegun Obasanjo and who served as Chairman of TETFUND in President Muhamadu Buhari's administration.
I have little doubt that Ibrahim will follow in his grandfather's and father's footsteps and do exceedingly well.
I thank Mr. President for the great opportunity that he has given this young and gifted man who got a first class degree in Engineering at Brighton University in the UK just a few years ago and followed it up with his Masters.
May God guide and lead him in this great national assignment and may he go from strength to strength.
I would urge all men and women of goodwill to pray for him because his success is Nigeria's success.
(FFK)
There are around 18,000 combine harvesters in the state. Nearly, 8,000 of these have gone to other states, according to combine operators.https://t.co/7DgMykOwJx
Reference Mechanization; Today in India, one state, Punjab, has over 700k combine tractors, while in Nigeria we have less than 50k working combine tractors in the country. -PO