Justice Adama Iye Iyayi-Lamikanra hails is an indigene of Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State while her late husband hailed from Rivers State and the present husband is Yoruba.
Governor Wike insisted that the rule of law and respect for the laid down succession be followed in the appointment. This is the first it is happening in the country.
Speaking during the swearing-in of the Rivers State reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to continue to accord women their rightful positions in government, no matter the circumstances.
The governor said that women will continue to enjoy more than 35 percent of appointments in his administration; noting that women occupy about 70 percent in different positions
"Nobody should talk about twenty five percent or thirty percent, the women appointed since my administration came into power, has covered up to 70 percent”.Governor Wike while congratulating the newly sworn in acting Chief Judge of Rivers State, Justice Iyayi-Lamikanra on her new office, charged the Acting Chief Judge of the State to consolidate on the legacies bequeathed of her predecessor.
''We thank God that the Judiciary is back, let the Acting Chief Judge continue from where her predecessor stopped. Your predecessor has done very well, I am very proud to say this. Do your best and at the end of the day people will commend you", the governor said.Governor Wike further advised the newly sworn in Acting Chief Judge of Rivers State, Justice Iyayi-Lamikanra to dispense justice to the people without fear or favour.
The newly sworn in Acting Chief Judge of Rivers State, Adama Iye Iyayi-Lamikanra while expressing thanks to the Governor of Rivers State for finding her worthy for appointment as the Acting Chief Judge of Rivers State, promised to dispense Justice at all times.
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ReplyDeleteA women inclusive government indeed
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Congrats to him, he should Lead well not pple like Buhari killing our country. #it is well#
ReplyDeleteYou are so stupid, dumb and empty. Lead well my fat a••e! This is a Governor that swore in a Chief Judge on the 4th of January 2016, that CJ Daisy Okocha retired on the 13th of January, talk about good leadership & killing country? You are so clueless!
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Keep ur promise oooo
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Oga Gov I think to settle your tribunal case should be your first priority before appointing new officers
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Big congrats to her. Linda take note!
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Correct! Women soaring higher and higher.
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ReplyDeleteExactly what APC did so they can deal with PDP. Now they will be look for ways to stop this. Too late! Guy ma how far!
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Higher and higher
ReplyDeleteBefore you became the governor, you promised to pay students abroad their money. You are a man that is said to be very generous, but my question is if this generosity only has to do with those that can help him win election?
ReplyDeleteI heard rumours that the reason why they don't want to pay is because they can't make money from it knowing that they can't just drastically increase the number of students under their scholarship. Is that supposed to be so for a man who is supposed to be the father of the state? I really don't believe this.
I also heard that the state government will prefer to patch roads or plant flowers that people can see, in order to enhance their position in case there is an election. I want to say God sees the heart and when you genuinely work to alleviate the sufferings of the people and not just for the purpose of winning an election, then God will make things happen for you.
I also heard he doesn't want to pay because most of the people that got the scholarship are associates of former Gov Ameachi. I want to say this is an emphatic lie, out of all the present RSSB scholarship students in the UK, I think I've seen only two people that support the former Governor. In fact, how I got mine is a miracle.
Dear Mr Governor, it is getting extremely cold here in the UK. Most of your students have borrowed money from anywhere they can get it from, and are seriously trying to pay it back. Most of them don't have places for them to stay and can't even turn on the heating because they can't pay the bills.
Times like these, I wonder where our dear first lady is, because she is a mother and is supposed to feel more what pain we are going through over here. Mothers they say have more compassion.
I remember when the APC tried to distance and deny promising to pay 5 thousand Naira to unemployed youths, it was the presidents wife that came out boldly to say the party shouldn't go back on their promise. Thats how I expect mothers to act.
Please my dear governor the situation we are going through here is not something we can easily describe. The situation for your RSSB/RSSDA students is getting really serious. We are being owed for more than two years now. Some of us can't come back because it will seem that we want to abscond from paying what we owe. Others are carrying out research and the facilities are not in UST or UNIPORT.
Please our dear Governor be a father to us and help us pay this money. Most of us were excited that you will pay immediately you become the governor, especially since you were the minister of education. We felt it will be a priority for you. You are also investing in the future state by doing this.
Please we beg you in the name of the Most High God that has the power to make anything possible.
May God give you the Wisdom, Strength and Grace to do that which is right for our state.
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ReplyDeleteLinda you need to research this woman and bring us the tea. She is not a good woman.
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