Lawrence Onoja
Lawrence Anebi Onoja (an haife shi a shekara ta 1948) ya kasance gwamnan mulkin soja na Jihar Filato, daga 1986 zuwa Yuli 1988 sannan kuma yayi gwamnan jihar Katsina har zuwa Disamba 1989 a lokacin mulkin soja na Janar Ibrahim Babangida.[1] Daga baya ya zama babban hafsan sojojin Janar Sani Abacha, kafin a kama shi bisa zargin sa hannu a yunkurin juyin mulki. Ya yi ritaya daga aikin soja a shekarar 1998, sannan ya shiga siyasa bayan dawowa mulkin dimokradiyya a watan Mayun 1999 tare da jamhuriya ta huɗu ta Najeriya.[2]
 Lawrence Onoja | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ga Yuli, 1988 - Disamba 1989 ← Abdullahi Sarki Mukhtar - John Madaki →
1986 - ga Yuli, 1988 ← Mohammed Chris Alli - Aliyu Kama → | |||||
| Rayuwa | |||||
| Haihuwa | Ohimini, 10 ga Augusta, 1948 (75 shekaru) | ||||
| ƙasa | Najeriya | ||||
| Harshen uwa | Harshen Idoma | ||||
| Karatu | |||||
| Harsuna |
Turanci Hausa Harshen Idoma Pidgin na Najeriya | ||||
| Sana'a | |||||
| Sana'a | ɗan siyasa | ||||
| Digiri | Janar | ||||
Farkon rayuwa da Karatu gyara sashe
An haifi Onoja a ranar 10 ga Agusta 1948 a Idekpa Okpiko, karamar hukumar Ohimini a jihar Benue ta asalin jihar Idoma.[3] Ya halarci Kwalejin St. Francis, Otukpo sannan ya halarci Kwalejin Gwamnati da ke Lafia, Jihar Nasarawa (1962-1966). Ya shiga aikin soja a shekarar 1966 a matsayin jami’in kadet.[4]
Onoja ya halarci makarantar horas da sojoji ta Najeriya da ke Kaduna da kuma Mons Officer Cadet School, Aldershot, Ingila. Onoja ya shiga aikin sojan Najeriya a watan Oktoban 1968. Yayin da yake soja, Onoja ya halarci Jami'ar Cameron, Oklahoma da Jami'ar Jihar Oklahoma, inda ya sami digiri a Kimiyyar Siyasa. Daga baya ya sami M.Sc. a Kimiyyar Siyasa daga Jami'ar Jos, sannan ya yi PhD a fannin shari'a da diflomasiyya daga Jami'ar Jos.[2]
Muƙamai gyara sashe
Onoja ya riƙee mukamai daban-daban ciki har da mai ba da shawara kan tsaro a ofishin jakadancin Najeriya da ke birnin Alkahira na kasar Masar.[2] Onoja ya kasance babban hafsan hafsa na Janar Ibrahim Babangida kafin a nada shi gwamnan soja a jihar Filato a watan Yulin 1988.[5]
Gwamnan Soja gyara sashe
A matsayin gwamnan jihar Filato, a ƙoƙarin da ake yi na kwantar da tarzoma tsakanin Kiristoci da Musulmai, Onoja (Wani Kirista) ya bayyana cewa za a rusa duk wuraren ibada.[6] A cikin Afrilu 1988 an tilasta masa rufe Jami'ar Jos sakamakon hargitsin ɗalibai.[7]
Kamar yadda gwamnan soji a jihar Katsina Onoja ya yi fice da gaskiya.[4] A cikin Maris 1989 ya ba da sanarwar cewa, ana yin shawarwarin rancen dalar Amurka miliyan 20 daga Saudi Arabiya don aikin noma na Dam na Zobe, Zobe dam.[8]
Wasu ayyukan baya gyara sashe
Bayan ya bar muƙamin gwamnan Katsina, Onoja ya zama darakta a tsangayar nazarin hadin gwiwa a Kwalejin Kwamanda da Ma’aikata ta Jaji, sannan a shekarar 1991 ya zama babban hafsan hafsoshin Soja da Ministan Tsaro.[9] Daga nan sai aka naɗa shi Janar Kwamandan Runduna ta 3 ta Sojojin Najeriya da ke Jos da Janar Hafsan Sojoji a Fadar Shugaban Ƙasa ta Janar Sani Abacha. A shekarar 1998 aka kama shi bisa zarginsa da hannu a yunkurin tsige Abacha, amma aka sake shi ba tare da gurfanar da shi a gaban kotu ba.
Onoja ya yi ritaya daga aikin soja a shekarar 1998 a matsayin Manjo Janar. A shekarar 2003 ya kasance mamba a hukumar kula da filayen jiragen sama ta Najeriya.[2] Onoja ya kasance dan takarar gwamna a zaben jihar Benuwe a shekarar 2003 a jam'iyyar United Nigeria Peoples Party (UNPP). [2] Ya fafata da David Mark a zaɓen fidda gwani na jam’iyyar People’s Democratic Party (PDP) don zama ɗan takarar Sanata a Benue ta Kudu a watan Disamba 2006.[10] A fafatawar da aka yi, Onoja ya kai ga sanya hannu a wata talla a wata jarida ta kasa mai goyon bayan tsohon gwamnan Benue George Akume.[11] Fafatawar ta yi kusa, inda Mark ya samu kuri’u 1,719 sai Onoja 1,605.[12] Duk da cewa Mark bai samu rinjayen 2/3 da PDP ta buƙata ba, Onoja ta amince da sakamakon.[13]
A watan Afrilun 2009, Shugaba Umaru 'Yar'adua ya naɗa Onoja a matsayin Shugaban Cibiyar Wasanni ta Ƙasa.[14] A shekarar 2009, al’ummar Idekpa na ƙaramar hukumar Ohimini a jihar Benue sun karrama Onoja da sarautar Ooyame K’Idekpa, ko kuma “Achiever Par Excellence”. Sun kuma buƙace shi da ya tsaya takarar Sanata a 2011.[4]
Bibliography gyara sashe
- Lawrence Anebi Onoja (1996). Peace-keeping and international security in a changing world. Mono Expressions. ISBN 978-32052-5-0.
Duba kuma gyara sashe
Manazarta gyara sashe
- ↑ "Nigerian States". WorldStatesmen. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Madaki O. Ameh (2003-01-09). "Lawrence Onoja: The Force for Positive Change In Benue State". ThisDay. Archived from the original on 2003-11-04. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ "Maj. Gen. Onoja: A Standing patriot at 69 - By: Webmaster | Dailytrust". dailytrust.com (in Turanci). Retrieved 2022-03-18.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "At 61, a senatorial challenge for Lawrence Onoja". Daily Trust. 18 August 2009. Archived from the original on 12 August 2013. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ Africa research bulletin: Political series, Volume 23, Issues 1-11. Africa Research Ltd. 1986. p. 8187.
- ↑ Jan Harm Boer (2004). Muslims: why the violence?. Essence Pub. p. 30. ISBN 1-55306-719-3.
- ↑ Akpenpuun Dzurgba (2006). Prevention and management of conflict. Loud Books. p. 70. ISBN 978-37619-7-8.
- ↑ The national register: Nigeria's record of events. Tycoon Newspapers Ltd. 1989. p. 27.
- ↑ West Africa. West Africa Pub. Co., ltd. 1991. p. 151.
- ↑ Anza Philips (June 4, 2007). "Casualties of April Elections". Newswatch. Archived from the original on June 30, 2007. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ Simeon Nwakaudu and Isa Abdulsalami (July 22, 2008). "Idoma leaders close ranks for Mark, set fresh agenda". Nigeria Daily News. Archived from the original on 2011-07-14. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ Terna Doki (14 March 2010). "Mark And Benue South Senatorial Race". Daily Independent. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ Uja Emmanuel (2010-01-06). "Benue Generals, politicians jostle for senatorial seats". the Nation. Archived from the original on 2012-03-12. Retrieved 2010-05-20.
- ↑ Ihuoma Chiedozie (10 Apr 2009). "Yar'Adua okays governing boards for agencies, others". The Punch. Retrieved 2010-05-20.[permanent dead link]