Rasheed Adisa Raji
Rasheed Adisa Raji ya kasance shugaban mulkin soja na jihar Bauchi a Najeriya daga ranar 14, ga Satumba 1994, zuwa 22, ga watan Agustan 1996, sannan kuma ya kasance jihar Sokoto daga 22, ga watan Agusta 1996, zuwa Agusta 1998 a lokacin mulkin soja na Janar Sani Abacha.[1][2]
Rasheed Adisa Raji | |||||
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22 ga Augusta, 1996 - ga Augusta, 1998 ← Yakubu Mu'azu - Rufa'i Garba →
14 Satumba 1994 - 22 ga Augusta, 1996 ← James Kalau - Theophilus Bamigboye (en) → | |||||
Rayuwa | |||||
Haihuwa | Abeokuta, | ||||
ƙasa | Najeriya | ||||
Ƙabila | Yaren Yarbawa | ||||
Harshen uwa | Hausa | ||||
Karatu | |||||
Harsuna |
Turanci Hausa Yarbanci Pidgin na Najeriya | ||||
Sana'a | |||||
Sana'a | ɗan siyasa da soja | ||||
Aikin soja | |||||
Fannin soja | Sojan ruwa | ||||
Digiri | captain (en) | ||||
Imani | |||||
Jam'iyar siyasa | Peoples Democratic Party |
An haifi Rasheed Adisa Raji a Abeokuta cikin Jihar Ogun.[3] A matsayinsa na gwamnan jihar Bauchi, lokacin da Raji ya yi bai samu ba. Ya tilasta duk shirye-shirye da manufofin gwamnati, kuma ya tallafa wa cibiyoyin gargajiya. Shi ne ya qaddamarwa, ginawa da kuma ba da izini ga Majalisun Dokoki, wanda galibi ake kira "Raji Quarters" a yau.
A ranar 20, ga Afrilun shekarar 1996, gwamnatin mulkin soja ta tsige Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki Sarkin Musulmi na 18, a hukumance. A matsayinsa na gwamnan jihar Sokoto a shekarar 1997. Raji ya tabbatar wa magajinsa, Muhammadu Maccido cewa, “a kullum za a yi la’akari da sarakunan gargajiya a cikin tsare-tsare idan aka yi la’akari da yadda suke gudanar da harkokin mulkin jihar
A watan Satumba Na shekarar a 1997, ya ƙaddamar da Cibiyar Ci gaba da Ilimi ta Mata, Sokoto .
A watan Satumban shekarar 2000, wani kwamitin da ke binciken kadarorin gwamnatin tarayya ya ji cewa Rasheed Raji ya mayar da wani gida biyu mallakar gwamnatin tarayya a Ikoyi, Legas zuwa kadarorinsa. Ya rushe ginin ya sake gina shi kasancewar tsohon gidan ya yi masa yawa. A watan Nuwambar 2000, Rasheed Raji ya ayyana jam’iyyar PDP mai mulki.[4]
Nassoshi
gyara sashe- ↑ "Nigerian States". WorldStatesmen. Retrieved 2010-01-05.
- ↑ Pita Ogaba Agbese (2004). "CHIEFS, CONSTITUTIONS, AND POLICIES IN NIGERIA". West Africa Review (6). ISSN 1525-4488. Archived from the original on 2006-03-28. Retrieved 2010-01-05.
- ↑ Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji (15 November 2000). "Ex-administrator Joins Politics, Declares for PDP". The Post Express (Lagos). Retrieved 2010-01-05.
- ↑ Jude Njoku (5 September 2000). "Rasheed Raji Converts Government House to Personal Property". Vanguard. Retrieved 2010-01-05.