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NATIONAL CONFERENCE DELEGATES (NAMES)

The Federal Government of Nigeria on thursday released the names of delegates to the National Conference and also appointed three Assistant Secretaries to serve in the secretariat.

A statement signed by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator Anyim Pius Anyim, said the National Conference will be inaugurated on March 17, 2014, at the National Judicial Institute in Abuja.

Delegates for the conference were chosen from retired military and security associations, traditional rulers, political parties, civil and rights movements as well as women organizations amongst others.

Bellow are delegates names:

National Conference Delegates: - Justice Idris Legbo-Kutigi (chairman) - Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi (Deputy chairman) - Dr. Valerie Azinge (Secretary) - Dr. Akilu Indabawa (Assistant Secretary) - Prof. Mahmood Yakubu, (Assistant Secretary, Finance and Admin.) - James Akpandem (Assistant Secretary, Media and Communications) - Gen. Ike Nwachukwu - Josephine Anenih - Sen. Jim Nwobodo - Mike Ahamba (SAN) - Sen. Azu Agboti - Dr. Peter Odili - Alfred Diete-Spiff - Edwin Clark - Daisy Danjuma - Prof. Evara Esu - Chief Nduese Esiene - Prof. Ambrose Okwoli - Dr. Tunji Braithwaite - Chief Ayo Adebanjo - Chief Richard Akinjide (SAN) - Chief Olu Falae - Erelu Olusola Obada - Chief Afe Babalola (SAN) - Alhaji Abdulahi Ohoimah - Prof. Ibrahim Gambari - Mr. Dogara Ogbole - Prof. Jerry Gana - Mr. John Mamman - Alhaji Adamu Waziri - Alhaji Umaru Zandan - Prof. Mohammed Jumari - MallamTanko Yakassai - Gen. Jonathan Temlong - Prof. Jubril Aminu - Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu - Ibrahim Bunu - Yerima Abdullahi - Senator Ibrahim Idah - Justice Usman Argungu - Prof. Sambo Jinadu - Ishia Gusau - Gen. A. B. Mamman - Chief Ajibola Ogunshola - Pastor Tunde Bakare - Dr. Adetokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu - Sen. Anthony Adefuye - Sen. Femi Okunrounmu - Chief Gani Adams - Sir Olaniwun Ajayi - Yinka Odumakin - Lamido of Adamawa, Dr. Muhammadu Mustapha - The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Sulu Gambari - Gbong Gwom Jos, Gyang Buba - Obi of Obingwu, Eze Cletus I. Ilomuanya, - Amanyanabo of Nembe, Dr. Edmund Daukoru - Abdulwaheed Omar, Nigeria Labour Congress - Bobboi Kaigama (TUC) - Peter Esele (TUC) - Chief Kola Jamodu (Organised Private Sector) - Chief Bassey Edem (Organised Private Sector) - Mr. Frank Nweke (Organised Private Sector) *Retired military and security personnel - Zamani Lekwot - Raji Rasaki - R.O. Osanaiye - A. K Horsfall

*Women in Management, Business and Public Services
- Hajiya Bola Shagaya

- Chief Chris Ejike Uche (APGA) - Sen. Rashidi Ladoja (Accord) - Chief Dan Nwanyanwu (Labour) - Dr. Ahmadu Ali (PDP) - Chief Olabode George (PDP) - Prof. Is-haq O. Oloyede - Alhaji Nurudeen Lemu

Civil Society Organisations :

- Joe Okei-Odumakin - Olisa Agbakoba - Femi Falana - Mr. Nduka Obaigbena (NPAN) - Mallam Kabir Yusuf (NPAN) * Nigeria Guild of Editors - Isaac Ighure - Is’haq Kawu - Alhaji Sani Zoro (NUJ) - Mr. Lanre Ogundipe (NUJ) - Chief Raymond Dokpesi (BON) - Abubakar Jijiwa (BON) South South - Ray Ekpu - Prof. Kimse Okoko - Gen. Paul Omu South-East - Gary Enwo-Igariwey - Chief Onyema Ugochukwu - Sam Egwu North East - Mallam Mohammed Ibrahim - Ambassador Adamu Aliyu - Hassan Adamu North-West - Ibrahim Coomassie - Auwalu Yadudu - Tanko Ayuba North-Central - Jeremiah Useni - Ibrahim Mantu - Prof. Iyorchia Ayu - Gbemi Saraki - Okey Wali (NBA) - Segun Aina (CIBN) - Felix Bajomo (ICAN) - Johnson Oluata (Association of National Accountants) - Bunmi Oke (Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria) - Prof. Olu Ajakaiye (Nigeria Economic Society) Nigerian Academy Of Science - Prof. Oyewale Tomori - Vincent Maduka - Prof. Munzali Jibril Justice - Justice G. A. Oguntade - Justice F. Tabai - Justice Veronica Ume

Former Governors,
House of Representatives,
Senators' Forum:

- Olusegun Osoba - Chief Achike Udenwa - Obong Victor Attah - Fidelis Tapgun

- Khairat Abdulrazaq Gwadabe - Iyabo Anisunlowo

- Ghali Na’Abba - Chibudom Nwuche FG representatives - Gen. Alani Akinrinade - Prof. Anya O. Anya - Annkio Briggs - Col. Tony Nyiam - Adamu Aliero - Atedo Peterside - Adolphus Wabara (Abia) - Gambo Jimeta (Adamawa) - Anietie Okon (Akwa Ibom) - Chukwuemeka Ezeife (Anambra) - A. B. C. Nwosu (Anambra) - Dora Akunyili (Anambra) - Gambo Abdullah (Bauchi) - Diepreye Alamieyeseigha (Bayelsa) - Tilley Gyado (Benue) - Kashim Imam (Borno) - Fati Dongonyaro (Borno) - Ali Monguno (Borno) - Anthony Ukpo (Cross River) - Florence Ita-Giwa (Cross River) - Godini Darah (Delta) - Chigozie Ogbu (Ebonyin) - Charles Edosomwan(Edo) - Akin Oyebode (Ekiti) - Ken Nnamani (Enugu) - Usman Faruk (Gombe) - Izuogu (Imo) - Bashir Dalhatu (Jigawa) - Rukayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i (Jigawa) - Yusuf Turaki (Kano) - Sule Yahya Hamma (Kano) - Mamman Nasir (Kano) - Olusola Akanmode (Kogi) - Ahmed Mohammed (Kwara) - Tunde Samuel (Lagos) - Mohammed Lawal (Nasarawa) - Abubakar Chika (Niger) - Fola Adeola (Ogun) - Oluwafemi Mimiko (Ondo) - Gbadegesin Adedeji (Ogun) - Adeniyi Akintola (Oyo) - Dakum Shown (Plateau) - Makievi Gabriel (Rivers) - Bello Suleiman (Sokoto) - Adamu Aliyu (Taraba) - Hassan Yusuf (Yobe) - Lawal Gummi (Zamfara) - Haliru Muhammad (Kebbi) - Musa Salihu (FCT)

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