godliman:
She won't accept the offer and even if should want they will forbid her

derecho:
She should remain in the UN Jor....only woman indeed out of a myriad of Hausa muslim women in the north.

Fulanis should allow other people from the north to rule too.

Treasure17:
Impressive cv but the power that be won't endorse your suggestion.

Olaoluwa122:
She should remain in UN....

Wisetrue99:
No be Buhari woman be this

Op, point of correction, how can she be the only person that can make Peter Obi a president

She be God

Emibolt:


Baba, i said THE ONLY WOMAN AND NOT ONLY PERSON.

Secondly, no be buhari woman be dat, though she was before she broke up (resigned). She can comeback

Hian so you don rule out the minister of disaster wey be say na only to feed invincible school children she sabi

Okay ooooo make we dey look

Wisetrue99:

Hian so you don rule out the minister of disaster wey be say na only to feed invincible school children she sabi

Okay ooooo make we dey look

Wisetrue99:

Hian so you don rule out the minister of disaster wey be say na only to feed invincible school children she sabi

Okay ooooo make we dey look

Patrickker:

That Sadiya, Minister of Humanitarian is the main reason i turned my back on anything that has to do with Buhari. Her ill treatment of us Npower beneficiaries and her currupt practices has reset the thinking botton in me. Now i am fully Obidient.

Patrickker:

That Sadiya, Minister of Humanitarian is the main reason i turned my back on anything that has to do with Buhari. Her ill treatment of us Npower beneficiaries and her currupt practices has reset the thinking botton in me. Now i am fully Obidient.

ajekpaks:
looks nice

Emibolt:
Amina Jane Mohammed

(born 27 June 1961) is a British-Nigerian diplomat and politician who is serving as the fifth Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations . Previously, she was Nigerian Minister of Environment from 2015 to 2016 and was a key player in the Post-2015 Development Agenda process.


Early life and education

Amina Jane Mohammed was born in Liverpool, England, United Kingdom on June 27, 1961 to a Hausa-Fulani Nigerian veterinarian-officer and a British
nurse. She is the eldest of five
daughters.
Amina Mohammed attended a primary school in Kaduna and Maiduguri in Nigeria and Buchan School in Isle of Man. She
further attended Henley Management College in 1989. After she finished her studies her father demanded she return to Nigeria.


Career

Between 1981 and 1991, Mohammed worked with Archcon Nigeria, an architectural design firm in association with Norman and Dawbarn United Kingdom. In 1991, she founded Afri-Projects Consortium, and from 1991 to
2001 she was its Executive Director.
From 2002 until 2005, Mohammed coordinated the Task Force on Gender and Education for the United Nations
Millennium Project.
Mohammed later acted as the Senior Special Assistant to the President of Nigeria on the Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs). In 2005, she was charged with the coordination of Nigeria's debt relief funds toward the achievement of the MDGs. Her mandate included designing a Virtual Poverty Fund with
innovative approaches to poverty
reduction, budget coordination and monitoring, as well as providing advice on pertinent issues regarding poverty, public
sector reform and sustainable
development.
Mohammed later became the Founder and
CEO of the Center for Development Policy Solutions and as an Adjunct Professor for the Master's in Development Practice program at Columbia University. During that time, she served on numerous
international advisory boards and panels, including the UN Secretary-General's High-level Panel on Post-2015 Development
Agenda[13] and the Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development. She also chaired the Advisory Board of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Global Monitoring Report on Education (GME).
From 2012, Mohammed was a key player in the Post-2015 Development Agenda process, serving as the Special Adviser to
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Post-2015 development planning.
In this role, she acted as the link between the Secretary-General, his High Level Panel of Eminent Persons (HLP), and the General
Assembly’s Open Working Group (OWG), among other stakeholders. From 2014, she also served on the Secretary-General's Independent Expert Advisory Group on the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development.
Minister of the Environment (2015–2017) Mohammed served as Federal Minister of Environment in the cabinet of President
Muhammadu Buhari from November 2015 to February 2017. During that time, she was Nigeria's representative in
the African Union (AU) Reform Steering Committee, chaired by Paul Kagame.
She resigned from the Nigerian Federal Executive Council on 24 February 2017.
In 2017, Mohammed was accused by an
advocacy group of granting illegal permits to Chinese firms to import endangered Nigerian timber during her term as Nigeria's environment minister.
The Nigerian government has denied the claims.
Deputy Secretary-General of the
United Nations (2017–present)
In January 2017, United Nations
Secretary-General António Guterres announced his intention to appoint Mohammed Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations. In this capacity, she is a member of the UN Interagency
Coordination Group on Antimicrobial Resistance (IACG).

Other activities

> Africa Europe Foundation (AEF), Member of the High-Level Group of Personalities on Africa-Europe Relations (since 2020)
> Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data, member of the Board of Directors (since 2017)
> ActionAid, International Right to
Education Project, member of the
Advisory Board Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Member of the Global Development Program's Advisory Board
> Hewlett Foundation, member of the Board International Development Research Centre, member of the Board of
Governors International Gender Champions (IGC),
Member.
> Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China (ISTIC), member of the Advisory Board World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders, member of the Board.

Recognition

2006 – Order of the Federal Republic

2007 – Nigerian Women's Hall of Fame

2015 – Ford Family Notre Dame Award for International Development and
Solidarity

2017 – Diplomat of the Year
Awards

2018 – Sarraounia chieftaincy title of Niger in 2018.

NOTE: Please if you cannot vote a development and innovative minded aspirant, atleast vote someone that can safeguard his certificates and be hopeful that he can safeguard your future.

Rickmann:



Pretty woman.

1nice:
75% of Nigerians have choosen Peter Obi as the next President of Nigeria come 2023.

By the grace of God, before the ending of this coming week; Labour Party will announce the muslim northern politician that will be the running mate to Peter Obi.

Nigerians are now wiser and bigger than those who are rigging elections in Nigeria.

They can not rigged Peter Obi out come 2023

Emibolt:


She can make Nigeria to look nice. Hope u no dey go after Sugar Mummies
Just joking though

Emibolt:


Ur Government talk sey na lie and denied that she did someting like dat.

Then UN took her becos of her achievements.

You obviously don't know who I am talking about

ajekpaks:


Even if I don't, for this woman I will humbly be her sugar boy any time any day even if na BDSM manner

Wisetrue99:

You obviously don't know who I am talking about

Emibolt:


Maybe i dont know her too well compared to u. But she can still help us in 2023, if she will agree to be Obi's running mate.

Wisetrue99:
I give up on your matter
No come drain my brain

excanny:
She’s from a northern alliance state. Her state people have vowed to follow APC for better, for worse.

And not sure Gombe can’t deliver much.

PO need someone from a state like Kaduna or Niger with good registered voters who don’t care about APC or PDP.

Emibolt:


We are talking about CHANGE and u are telling me pretty. I no know the kind people wey choke Nairaland.