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Sunday, April 12, 2015

Taraba State Governor Elect Is Female...

INEC has not announced it yet but she is rumoured to be have won Yesterday's guber election in Taraba state........



Hajia Aisha Jummai Al-Hassan, gubernatorial Candidate of Taraba State under All Progressive Congress (APC) party appears to be leading in the current polls and might emerge Nigeria's first female governor. 

Elected Senator for the Taraba North constituency of Taraba State, Nigeria in the April 2011 Federal elections.






 Jummai, a lawyer by training, became Taraba State Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice. She was appointed the Chief Registrar of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on 17 December 2003. 








This is amazing!






112 comments:

  1. Sooooo amazing!!!

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    1. LET THE CHANGE BEGIN!!!
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      .NOTE: Raise Your Words, Not Your Voice. It Is Rain That Grows Flowers, Not Thunder..

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    2. Good stuff but I have a few points to make/a couple of questions to ask....
      1) Nigeria has had a female Governor in the past(Virgina Etiaba of Anambra state) ...
      2) one of the tweets says"Now i'm sure Nigeria as a country is ready for a female president. Heloo the NORTH just produced a female governor #Taraba decides"
      Now my question with regards to number 2 above is: Is Nigeria ready for a female president because THE NORTH Has produced a female governor?? Or is there another reason for that assertion!!!.......

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    3. The progressives have proven they are better than pdpigs.

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    4. @ annon 13:12, The difference between Mrs Jummai and dame Etiaba is that Jummai will be the 1st elected female gov in Nigeria, while DVE only stepped in temporarily.

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    5. This is so encouraging!against odds of all d chauvinists!
      Btw I tot Taraba is a PDP state?they claimed PDP won in d presidential,how come APC is clearly leading now?smh.its obvious dat without rigging in d presidential election,GEJ wouldn't even have gotten up to 5states!the most despised incumbent president ever.#sad
      Congratulations Hajiya!....our wind of change is blowing pure fresh air.hahaha
      Sai ApC!

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    6. This is elating and encouraging. Nigeria is on a whole new level. Everything is just happening sharply. Politics has been given a new phase, now the people's votes counts we can begin to experience and enjoy the beauty of the real democracy. We have Jega to thank for this pvc and card reader. Blimmey!!!

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  2. Awesome!!!!!!..... Am sooooo proud of her

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  3. I hope this is true,will be very happy.Not because of the party but because she's a "WOMAN".

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  4. OMG,OMG.I am crying.
    Sobbing with joy.

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    1. Are you crying for Amechi's loss or for what?

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    2. I wasnt aware Amaechi contested for an office.
      So Anon unam ikot,mkpiri ifot,where dod he lose?

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    3. @12:22 Agbaje's loss I guess.

      Ashafa says...

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  5. Another first from APC...congratulations ma'am

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    1. She is not the first governor elect.... na so rumour dey spread.

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    2. @ sther: do not argue about things u don't know. If she is declared winner,she will be the first female governor elect. Etiaba was that of anambra temporarily but she was not elected. She was there after peter obi was supposedly impeached and as the deputy governor, she acted as the governor temporarily.

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    3. Etiaba was not acting governor. She was sworn in as governor if Anambra state and was in that role for some months before she stepped down when supreme court reversed Peter obi's impeachment. The word elected should always be used in this case to differentiate the two women. Aisha will be the first ELECTED woman governor is she makes it. Etiaba remains the first woman governor.

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  6. Congratulations for this greatachievement.

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  7. Let's wait for the results first!!!

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    1. Baduuu belleeeee! *tongue out*

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  8. Wow, I ll be sooo sooooo happy. At last. Nd most esp. D north dats bunkers. Congrats

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    1. Exactly ! Dats wat makes it more exciting...dias so much stereotypes dat northerners relegate women to d background...now,deyv produced d first elected female governor....what will her husband be addressed as? First gentleman?

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    2. *bonkers.



      You're welcome.

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  9. Yipee,am so happy..congrats to her in advance.

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  10. Nigeria already had first female governor even though it lasted a month or so. D name is Etiaba, deputy governor to Peter Obi of Anambra state, some yrs back.

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    1. Mrs Virginia Etiaba was a governor that came to power after his boss Gov. Peter Obi was impeached, but Mrs Jumia Aisha is the first elected female governor in Nigeria





      *Larry was here*

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    2. She was' nt elected. She assumed d position becos d governor had issues or so.I cnt remember what. For taraba, this woman wld b VOTED into office, nt inheriting d position.

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    3. She was not elected naa,, this one is the first elected....
      Am so happy for her,a welcome change..

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    4. Do u understand simple english, jst look@dey way you are contradicting ur self. How is deputy governor, a governor! Chai naija no go kill person. I am so sure you didn't read wht was written well! Peace out

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    5. Governor, not deputy.
      Read and comprehend!!!

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    6. She wasn't elected, didn't go through same process as Amina!

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    7. Deputy Ehhhhhh. Not Govenor!! choi!! Abeg rejoice with the woman. If u no fit enter house.

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    8. U don't get?..dis is d first ELECTED female governor...virgul etiaba was just dia temporarily wen d givernor was impeached n she left after a few months wen d court upturned d impeachment

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    9. I see that common sense is not common at all. whether the deputy governor becomes governor for one day or week based on her boss the governor being impeached then she is the governor. so there you have it. Dame virgie etiaba was the first female governor and now Jumai hassan is the first female governor elect in Nigeria. ndi iti boli bo

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  11. ...and she's pretty too. Congrats in advance ma'am.

    ...btw she's not the first female governor, as i've read elsewhere, Dame Virginia Etiaba was.

    APC

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    1. See anoda block head again! Madam deputy is not governor abegi

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    2. Virgy Etiaba was the 1st female governor, but this Taraba woman is the 1st ELECTED female governor. Virgy came into power after d governor was impeached.

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  12. Wow! Naija no dey carry last. Am happy for dis buhari breeze of change, its really changing d mindset of Nigerians.

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  13. Congratulations to her.

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  14. I am truly happy for her if she wins. however,i couldn't but wonder why people are so loud about this when they didn't lend support to the KOWA presidential candidate.
    I guess its okay to conclude that the party matters plus destiny plays a huge role.

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  15. Virgy Etiaba was the first female governor. Congrats to her still. Milestone.

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  16. If it comes to pass then she will become the second female governor in Nigeria. Nigeria will get there some day

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  17. Madam if you win make sure you perform very well. Don't get carried away by sugar boys you hear? Make Nigerian women proud

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  18. Dats the way we ROLL! Pls don't go there and turn to a demi god oh! Power with women change dem oh! And make dem wicked! Abeg

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  19. MR EDDY said this heat wan kill person
    Big congrats to her in advance

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    ^™THAT EDO BOY.COM~

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  20. APC all d way, we already know d results

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  21. I am proud to be a progressive. APC is a forward thinking party

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  22. I know everyone is happy because she is a woman not the Party, now I understand what the meant by vote for the person not the party!!

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  23. Nice, very nice. Naija women rock! It's about time African women stopped being cheerleaders in the game of life especially on matters of policy/governance impacting them, their children and communities.

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  24. All the people that have abused the Hausas are now congratulating her. These are the Almaraji Patience Jonathan said gives birth to children and throw them out on the streets. Hypocrites.

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    1. Sweetheart, take 5 cubes of sugar every six hours for the next three months. The bile in your stomach is THICK!

      You need Jesus.

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    2. Beautiful n gifted lovely reply... take hi 5 /

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  25. She is the first ever "ELECTED" female Governor in Nigeria.

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  26. Wonderful!!!!

    Am so so happy for her. We need more of this in this country.

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  27. Let me just wait for INEC's confirmation. Don't want to believe yet... A female governor emerging from a Northern state, MIRACULOUS!

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  28. Good news! Sunday laughs were art thou? Stella bae I'm represhing my page bikonu.

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  29. First female elected governor Stella. Anambra had Dr Virgy Etiaba as first female governor

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  30. She is the first woman governor ELECTED! Dame Virginia Etiaba wasn't elected, she was a vice governor I think, she took over from the elected male governor or died or something......not sure jaree...

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  31. This debate is on going right now on nairaland. They open a tread about stella and linda, the comments are epic.

    I think Linda has a warm personality like a happy person but her kind of blogging appeals to a certain cadre.
    Posts about who acquired the latest what, who flaunts ish that isn't our business on Instagram, Karuesomtyn and Chris Brown, the Kardashians and a host of bunkum.
    Truth be told, she is the most active blogger.
    When Stella and other blogs have 5 posts, Linda will have between 10 and 15 posts.
    Difference is, of Stella's 5 posts, 4 will be newsworthy. Of Linda's 15 posts, 1 and a half might make sense.
    I nicely dubbed her the junk blogger of the year. grin

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    1. I don't know about Linda, I read her blog once in a yl, I 100% prefer Stella cos its more matured and I don't know, I like it more. Linda also gives news also but everyone has their preferences.
      I read any blog I want but I'm mostly on Stella.

      I'll say Linda is kinda not plain cos she licks asses of some certain people and so she won't give news about them. That's her biz sha, its her blog, she's making money, she's blessing ppl, she'll always succeed.

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    2. Oh Pls shot the fuck up!

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  32. Congrats to her.
    Is a good news for our democracy and good step but Is she going to deliver or steal more than past governors in the state
    Like her governor with brain haemorrhage who refused to give way for another person even under his bad shape.
    Well i guess we need to be positive and see if she will change our mindset. Our elected women nowadays are power drunk when elected into high position and they also steal even more than their male counterpart ask Diezani Alison & co.

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    1. Jaymoore I look.forward to work.with you in 2019. I will be contesting by God's Grace

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  33. Wow!

    Beauty and Brains

    #Excited Much#

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  34. Nigeria has already had the first female governor, Etiaba Dame Mrs in Anambra. I would rather say the first time a woman won an election for the Governorship post.

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  35. Can Northerners ever allow women to rule them? Lets wait and see.

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  36. APC is gradually climbing the ladder of politics. Thumbs up

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  37. Wow. I pray it comes to pass. Congrats in advance to her.

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  38. Best news from yesterday 's election

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  39. Sdk is there a first man? I'm not insulting her just that it will be sweet to my ears if there is one.

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  40. Whoop whoop. And Glass ceiling comes crashing down. Thank God.

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  41. #GirlPower
    #ChangeHasCome

    What will her husband be called?
    First man? Hahaha


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    Only YOU know what's right for you & only YOU know what's wrong for you. Don't allow society, family, nor friends pollute your mind. Take your own path
    @Mosi_Tash_Jazzy

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  42. ahh this life sha, see all the PDP people that were killing themselves over PDP being better than APC this time last week all changing mouth now. How the insulted the Hausa people to no end. I expect them to be ashamed of themselves and not comment on this post because of their utterances. But they are the ones to first congratulate an elected Hausa female governor. Even the ones in PDP are decamping to APC like their lives depend on it, no loyalty whatsoever. Na wa o for people.

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    1. As in ehn. Me sef chop inside the abuse, nothing wey dem no talk o. See life my person. Very good observation.

      Anyway I'll be the first female president in Nigeria. Yes ooo. Ok bye

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  43. In this case, I don't think they would have voted for and elected a woman if they didn't want her to be their Governor. They have voted for their choice so people should just accept it and stop trying to insinuate rubbish.

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  44. Virginia Etiaba has never been a governor, she was a deputy governor. She only stepped in temporarily for Peter Odili when he was impeached. That is one of the functions of a deputy governor. When the governor is unavailable the deputy governor steps in.

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  45. Hahahaha! I see a lot of APC haters on this blog have decamped. Welcome! Welcome!

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  46. Yay!!!#dancingshoki#
    I pray she wins ...
    What a man can do,a woman can do better.

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  47. I will b very happy for her if she wins.Lets see what women can do b4 moving to presidency.

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  48. woooooooooooooh..I'm so so happy...taraba state of all places..change is trully here..

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  49. Halleuyah.... I bless God now APC is justified as the only party that have value for women-pst.Chekeleke

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  50. Some ppl here makes me laugh. Simple reading de can't do, go back to history, saying dt dis woman is first female governor in Nig is false. Etiaba is d first female governor, but if u talk of first female governor elected into office, den I will agree. Etiaba became d first female governor when Peter Obi was falsefully impeached just like Gej became president after Yaradua died. So when d court cleared peter Obi, she stepped down but atleast she had made history as d first female governor. So u guys should go and read ur history. Olodo's

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  51. Stella, If it is not coonfirmed, plz stop posting until INEC states so.

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  52. Congrats2her. I'm super excited abt dis. More political seats for d female folks wud do this country well.

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  53. PDP has won in Taraba!!!

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  54. Leave GEJ alone out of this talk. You can see by the body language of Mr. President that he is very satisfied with the little he has done for this country and gladly ready to leave office for another man to continue which is an unprecedented good conduct for our nation's politician. Now, see others following in the foot steps of this bold step- statement. Please, discuss the issue of the female governor, leave it there and stop raising unnecessary dust. Nigeria is on the move, don't look back especial when a person has been able to put down such monumental legacy that has saved our nation. I am not a politician but I know they all rig in the on going elections now in this country. What I think playing out now is that the supposed owners or the power brokers of Nigeria "Owners of Nigeria' have simply decided to align themselves with the ideals of the jagaban himself leaving PDP where they were initially, that is why you see all these happening.

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