| Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi |
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![Wiki Loves Africa Share pictures of "African people at work" with the entire world and win great prizes! Find out more Cerrar Rotimi Amaechi From Wikipedia, free encyclopedia Rt. Hon. Chibuike (cropped).jpg Minister Transportation Incumbent Assumed office November 11, 2015 Preceded by Idris Umar 5th Governor Rivers State In October 2007 – May Deputy Tele Ikuru Celestine Omehia Succeeded Ezenwo Wike Personal details Born 27 1965 (age 52) Ubima Town, Ikwerre LGA, State, Nigeria Nationality Nigerian Political party All Progressive Congress (APC) Spouse(s) Judith Residence Port Harcourt[1] Alma mater University Harcourt 1983–87 (BA, English) Occupation Politician Profession (born 1965) is a politician who served as fifth from to 2015. He was re-elected for second term on 26 April 2011. member People's Democratic Party before defecting Progressives 2013. now serving Federal Transportation. Contents [hide] 1 Early life education 2 political career 3 Speaker (Rivers House Assembly) 1999-2007 4 Governorship 5 Presidential Election 6 See also 7 References 8 External links education[edit] born in Ubima, Local Government Area family late Elder Fidelis Mrs Mary Amaechi. His first last names are Igbo meaning “God strength or power” “who knows tomorrow” respectively.[2][3] raised Diobu, densely populated neighbourhood Harcourt,[4][5] had his early St Theresa's Primary School 1970 1976. earned West African Senior Certificate 1982 after attending Secondary Okolobiri. received Bachelor Arts degree (Honours) English Studies Literature 1987, where he President National Union Students (NURSS). completed mandatory Youth Service corps 1988. thereafter joined Services Pamo Clinics Hospitals Limited owned Peter Odili, former worked until 1992. married they have three boys. career[edit] cut teeth politics Secretary defunct Republican Convention State. Between 1992 1994, Special Assistant Sir (Dr.) Board Glass Industry well Risonpalm Limited. Dr. Odili believed him young man potential politics, adopted guiding nurturing consequently facilitating election into Assembly 1999. This relationship between translated harmonious Executive Legislative arms government when launched campaign against Government, verbally attacked image Governor, an effort succeed governor 2007. State's (DPN) caretaker committee 1996 during transition programme General Sanni Abacha junta. 1999-2007[edit] Further information: 4th 1999, contested won seat become represent constituency. subsequently elected Assembly. Chairman Nigeria's Conference Speakers Assemblies. reelected 2003 Speaker. moved hijack legislative functions house enshrined constitution, colleagues took matter supreme court gave judgment that control supervision local prerogative Governorship[edit] primary name substituted party, action which challenged court. The case eventually got Supreme Court. became 26, 2007, Court ruled rightful candidate PDP winner four years administration invested infrastructure development, construction roads bridges, sticking vision connecting all parts state road. committed urban renewal modernization transportation services. began building monorail provide mass within city Harcourt. Some power plant projects (Afam, Trans Amadi, Onne) were built improve supply holds national honour Commander Order Niger (CON). Christian Catholic Knight St. Johns. Election[edit] appointed Director-General Campaign. 2015-Till Date Ameachi recently Honorable Transportation, Republic also[edit] portal List Nigerians References[edit] Jump up ^ Akasike, Chukwudi (13 September 2013). "Police block entering Govt House". Punch. Retrieved 25 2014. Ukpong, Michael (11 December 2015). Culture Gospel. LIT Verlag Münster. p. 115. ISBN 3643905297. Okoroike, Columbus (2009). Igbos Their Cultural Ways:Aspects Behavior, Attitudes, Customs, Language Social Life. iUniverse. 171. 0595621406. "The story city". Vanguardngr.com. Vanguard Media. 18 Abia, Daniel. "2015 Rivers’ banana politics". Daily Independent. 2014-05-25. links[edit] Profile Amaechi, Who's Who: Confidential "Ruling leads governorship elections". Daily. 29, 2011-04-29. 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| Minister of Transportation |
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Incumbent |
Assumed office
November 11, 2015 |
| Preceded by | Idris Umar |
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| 5th Governor of Rivers State |
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In office
October 2007 – May 2015 |
| Deputy | Tele Ikuru |
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| Preceded by | Celestine Omehia |
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| Succeeded by | Ezenwo Wike |
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| Personal details |
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| Born | Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi
27 May 1965
Ubima Town, Ikwerre LGA, Rivers State, Nigeria |
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| Nationality | Nigerian |
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| Political party | All Progressive Congress(APC) |
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| Spouse(s) | Judith Amaechi |
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| Residence | Port Harcourt |
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| Alma mater | University of Port Harcourt1983–87 (BA, English) |
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| Occupation | Politician |
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| Profession | Politician |
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He was re-elected for a second term on 26 April 2011. Amaechi was a member of the People's Democratic Party before defecting to the All Progressives Congress on 27 November 2013. He is now a serving Federal Minister of Transportation. Amaechi was born in Ubima, Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State to the family of late Elder Fidelis Amaechi and Mrs Mary Amaechi. His first and last names are Igbo meaning “God is strength or power” and “who knows tomorrow” respectively. He was raised in Diobu, a densely populated neighbourhood in Port Harcourt, and had his early education at St Theresa's Primary School from 1970 to 1976. He earned his West African Senior School Certificate in 1982 after attending Government Secondary School Okolobiri.
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![Wiki Loves Africa Share pictures of "African people at work" with the entire world and win great prizes! Find out more Cerrar Rotimi Amaechi From Wikipedia, free encyclopedia Rt. Hon. Chibuike (cropped).jpg Minister Transportation Incumbent Assumed office November 11, 2015 Preceded by Idris Umar 5th Governor Rivers State In October 2007 – May Deputy Tele Ikuru Celestine Omehia Succeeded Ezenwo Wike Personal details Born 27 1965 (age 52) Ubima Town, Ikwerre LGA, State, Nigeria Nationality Nigerian Political party All Progressive Congress (APC) Spouse(s) Judith Residence Port Harcourt[1] Alma mater University Harcourt 1983–87 (BA, English) Occupation Politician Profession (born 1965) is a politician who served as fifth from to 2015. He was re-elected for second term on 26 April 2011. member People's Democratic Party before defecting Progressives 2013. now serving Federal Transportation. Contents [hide] 1 Early life education 2 political career 3 Speaker (Rivers House Assembly) 1999-2007 4 Governorship 5 Presidential Election 6 See also 7 References 8 External links education[edit] born in Ubima, Local Government Area family late Elder Fidelis Mrs Mary Amaechi. His first last names are Igbo meaning “God strength or power” “who knows tomorrow” respectively.[2][3] raised Diobu, densely populated neighbourhood Harcourt,[4][5] had his early St Theresa's Primary School 1970 1976. earned West African Senior Certificate 1982 after attending Secondary Okolobiri. received Bachelor Arts degree (Honours) English Studies Literature 1987, where he President National Union Students (NURSS). completed mandatory Youth Service corps 1988. thereafter joined Services Pamo Clinics Hospitals Limited owned Peter Odili, former worked until 1992. married they have three boys. career[edit] cut teeth politics Secretary defunct Republican Convention State. Between 1992 1994, Special Assistant Sir (Dr.) Board Glass Industry well Risonpalm Limited. Dr. Odili believed him young man potential politics, adopted guiding nurturing consequently facilitating election into Assembly 1999. This relationship between translated harmonious Executive Legislative arms government when launched campaign against Government, verbally attacked image Governor, an effort succeed governor 2007. State's (DPN) caretaker committee 1996 during transition programme General Sanni Abacha junta. 1999-2007[edit] Further information: 4th 1999, contested won seat become represent constituency. subsequently elected Assembly. Chairman Nigeria's Conference Speakers Assemblies. reelected 2003 Speaker. moved hijack legislative functions house enshrined constitution, colleagues took matter supreme court gave judgment that control supervision local prerogative Governorship[edit] primary name substituted party, action which challenged court. The case eventually got Supreme Court. became 26, 2007, Court ruled rightful candidate PDP winner four years administration invested infrastructure development, construction roads bridges, sticking vision connecting all parts state road. committed urban renewal modernization transportation services. began building monorail provide mass within city Harcourt. Some power plant projects (Afam, Trans Amadi, Onne) were built improve supply holds national honour Commander Order Niger (CON). Christian Catholic Knight St. Johns. Election[edit] appointed Director-General Campaign. 2015-Till Date Ameachi recently Honorable Transportation, Republic also[edit] portal List Nigerians References[edit] Jump up ^ Akasike, Chukwudi (13 September 2013). "Police block entering Govt House". Punch. Retrieved 25 2014. Ukpong, Michael (11 December 2015). Culture Gospel. LIT Verlag Münster. p. 115. ISBN 3643905297. Okoroike, Columbus (2009). Igbos Their Cultural Ways:Aspects Behavior, Attitudes, Customs, Language Social Life. iUniverse. 171. 0595621406. "The story city". Vanguardngr.com. Vanguard Media. 18 Abia, Daniel. "2015 Rivers’ banana politics". Daily Independent. 2014-05-25. links[edit] Profile Amaechi, Who's Who: Confidential "Ruling leads governorship elections". Daily. 29, 2011-04-29. [show] v t e Governors governors 2007–2011 Flag Nigeria.svg 2011–2015 Authority WorldCat Identities VIAF: 155190222 Categories: Living people1965 birthsGovernors StatePeople (local area)Rivers politiciansUniversity alumniPeople HarcourtAll politiciansPeople's NigeriaSpeakers AssemblyIkwerre peopleNigerian Christians Navigation menu Not logged inTalkContributionsCreate accountLog inArticleTalkReadEditView historySearch Search Wikipedia Go Main page Featured content Current events Random article Donate store Interaction Help About Community Recent changes Contact Tools What here Related Upload file pages Permanent link Page information Wikidata item Cite this Print/export Create book Download PDF Printable version Languages Yorùbá Edit edited 11 2017, 18:35. Text available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. By using site, you agree Terms Use Privacy Policy. 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