Wp/igl/Joshua Obademi
agbojí újo kí odu ñwu chí Joshua Obademi (ma bí éfu ochu ẹkẹta nolu ojo Ógwú égwa ñyọ kàa efu ódò 1951) í chí adímíní ye í Benue State, Nigeria kw‘efu óchu ekegwaejí efu ódò 1993 lotí efu óchu ékéjo efu éfu ódò 1996 ẹgba kí efu agimín kí Cha ofa owñ chí ẹgba General Sani Abacha.[1][2]
Obademi was born on March 31, 1951, at Ikaramu in Akoko North-East Local Government Area of Ondo State. He attended St. Andrew's Senior Primary School Okene in present-day Kogi State in 1964 and the African Church Secondary Modern School at Ikare, then enlisted in the Nigerian Military School, Zaria, graduating in 1969. He then attended the Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna before becoming a pilot officer with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF)efu ódò 1972.[3]
Efu úkolo ku ma dunwu í manyu onwu ño achi agbojí offícér ye amí Armament Squadron, Central Logistics Wing, Lagos (efu óchu ékébié éfu ódò 1976 - tí efu ẹkẹta efu ódò 1978); agbojí ye offícér ye í Armament Sub-Depot, NAF ye kí dí , Kaduna (1981–1982); amí achukolo (Works) ye í Naijerya amí agimí efu ojale kí chugbate efu ódò (1983–1985); amí achukolo (Armament) Naijerya agimí efu akpá ugbẹta efu ódò (1985–1987); ki chí agbojí ye í, Central Armament Depot, Makurdi (1987–1990); onwu ño chene kia nimale efu ye í Armament, Naijerya agimí efu akpá ugbẹta (efu óchu ekélé efu ódò 1990 - 1993). efu óchu ejuodudu éfu ódò 1993,ma mo‘nwu du lo tí ye í Defence Industries Corporation. Kaduna ki na àmone le tona ku ma achenwu dufu.efu óchu ekegwa efu ódò , 1993 ma la donwu dabí tí ugbẹta ye í Lagos NAF kí chí chene kía du oda nwu í Armament.[3]
Ene‘gbaní Sani Abacha mu kola dunw Obademi kí chí agimí ye amí achukolo oda ey í Benue State efu North-Naijarya Central ẹgba kochù ekegwají nolu m'éla efu ódò, 1993,eñale d'owo wñ lo tí efu óchu ékéjo nolu megwele efu ódò 1996.[1] egba kí chí ofa wñ, ama agbaeru úja ye íreligious violence.onwu í chene e kàa eñwu kí chí eñwu éfu amu ki mudí eñwu ógbogege efuoko Ami adída kpaí é gbo-gba yogba , kpaí í ka ge "oná kí ukólònwu Anya de le" í ya fu Jo ta‘baketa gbí eju ogba ki hítí onaogbogba.[4] onwu í d'owo tí kí abobule kí chene che'kwu efu í state, ku ma che dí oná olafia‘ñola kpaí eñwu údimí yougba.[5]
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Nigerian States". WorldStatesmen. Retrieved 2010-01-03.
- ↑ Quadri Opeyemi (2019-02-04). "History Of Benue State: Past Governors From 1976 Till Date And Natural Resources". Actionable Info. Retrieved 2023-06-06.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1
"Group Capt. Joshua Obademi". Government of Benue State. Archived from the original on 2011-07-11. Retrieved 2010-01-03. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ "Nigerian Military Authorities Pledge to Curb Religious Violence". Compass Direct. Aug 22, 1996. Retrieved 2010-01-03.[مردہ ربط]
- ↑ "Promoting Health Through Women's Functional Literacy and Intersectoral Activity". World Health Organization. 24 November 1994. Retrieved 2010-01-03.
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