m_keji:

Her decision not to appear would have been one of many cases of the executive. But I am in the shoe of the chairman of the house. The minister first statement shows that she might not be able to answer all the 50 questions begging for answers on that day. Are we now saying that meeting with minister is an opportunity for the people? From my own view, I sw the minister not ready to answer all of the questions.

Malawian:

you dey mind them, when i was serving in kaduna, my boss was doing his MBA at university of zaria. it was a fellow corper that was going to school for him and giving him his lecture notes.

the problem is that these people up north have this superiority complex i dont know what warrants. for a kid to be shouting on a woman probably older and accomplished than his mother?

Malawian:
why did they not send her the 50 questions beforehand so that she can prepare an answer an present to them during the hearing?

tivereegega: WHAT A NICE CV, HOPE TO AV SOM IN 4YRS TIME. AT LEAST AV BEN ABLE TO ACHIVE ABOUT FIVE OF WHAT HE ACHIVE.
JUST APPLY FOR Swiss Business School,
Zurich, Switzerland PLS PALS PUT ME IN UR PRAYERS.



TNKS............




Abdulmumin attended Army Primary
School Janguza, Kano (1983 – 1986)
before moving to Command Children
School Jaji, Kaduna (1986 – 1988). He
had his secondary education at Science
Secondary School Abaji, Abuja
(1989-1992) and Bwari Secondary School,
Abuja (1992-1994)
He later proceeded for his higher
education and bagged a Bachelor’s
degree in Political Science at the
University of Abuja, Nigeria in 1999; M.sc
in International Affairs and Diplomacy at
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria in
2003 and PhD in International Relations at
the University of Abuja Nigeria in 2009.
He also attended London Business School
2009, Harvard Business School 2010,
International Business House, London
2009 and European Institute of Business
Administration
INSEAD France, 2009 where he
graduated and obtained various
certificates in General Management,
Global Economy Crisis, Negotiation,
Competitive Decision and Deal Process,
Comprehensive Leadership Development,
International oil Trading (IBH) and
Telecommunications Strategy and
Marketing. He's presently an MBA student
at the SBS - Swiss Business School,
Zurich, Switzerland 2012 to date.
Abdulmumin is an alumnus of London and
Harvard Business School.

obeski13: Looking at the rude and irresponsible manner mr jibrin spoke to Mrs iweala,it is obvious there is more to it than meet d eyes. imagine a 37 yr old rascal insulting a woman old enough to be his mother..in all areas of life, mrs iweala is far above d rude and impolite boy frm Kano.talking about his CV.it is laughable..yes,he has PhD, but we know how such certificates are given to people of his like...for his certificates frm Havard and london business school.he is not different from other nigerians who will do anything to av certifiticates of those schools,even if it is a 2.-week programme.if that is the way they dont have regard for women where he comes from,he must be told in an unmistakeable terms that u must show respect to people who are older than u are.

adconline:

This CV does not add up. Harvard certificate program is different from Harvard degree programs.. Certificate programs are purchaseble programs that last 1-4wks..
Degree programs last for a minimum of 2 years.

Malawian: the guy in question is roughly my age. bring your mother let me talk to her the way i want so that you can cheer me on. ode

m_keji:
are
What makes the woman a complete embodiment of knowledge from your comment? Working at world bank is a priviledge as there are many qualified Nigerian that can work there.It is not about the certificate because getting Harvard certificate tells you how academically sound the chairman could be; but let us do the right things at a time. If she is to give a talk at IMF yeterday, she wouldn't have made such remarks that she is sick!

m_keji:

Her decision not to appear would have been one of many cases of the executive. But I am in the shoe of the chairman of the house. The minister first statement shows that she might not be able to answer all the 50 questions begging for answers on that day. Are we now saying that meeting with minister is an opportunity for the people? From my own view, I sw the minister not ready to answer all of the questions.

m_keji:

Wow! Interesting observation. It could be an after thought. Haven't you be in a similar situation before now that you take a decision after you have your visitor around you. But in all fairness, I dont expect Ngozi Okonjo Iweala insistence after the chairman had ruled

deletrue: Dumbest you are. Na sound qualifications we go eat? If he is that sound as you have claimed, he is suppossed to be seen and acted as a well coordinated individual. Do you see that in him? Having acquired these multiple qualifications according to you alone and behave like a typical tanker driver who grew up without any formal or informal training or whose actions in the house is likened to street boys is nothing but an agbero.

Malawian:
assuming they were thinking or had a brain

m_keji:
are
What makes the woman a complete embodiment of knowledge from your comment? Working at world bank is a priviledge as there are many qualified Nigerian that can work there.It is not about the certificate because getting Harvard certificate tells you how academically sound the chairman could be; but let us do the right things at a time. If she is to give a talk at IMF yeterday, she wouldn't have made such remarks that she is sick!

onimcee1: it seems to me that your ideas are rotten and sticky. You make absolute no sense. Now on the topic, i think the reps were acting on their earlier script to boo the president when ever he comes to present the budget. Since the president took advantage of the constitution that says he can send someone to represent himself, the rep members just wanted to give it to who ever is representing the president.

I no know book:



The United States wey I dey or abi na ur imaginary USA? Make u no dey talk about the country wey u no sabi anything about. If there's any country in this whole wide world, where a cabinet member fit talk to a member of the legislature anyhow and go scot free, that country na the USA. Have u ever witnessed a congressional hearing in the US before? Abegi, if u have not, go and watch one at the least on the tv (PBS is a good starting point) and then come back and delete ur comment.

Now coming to the issue at stake, an unbiased mind can readily understand the ministers frustrations. She is the person saddled with the responsibility of making sure that our economy is on a good track. Obviously, appearing before the committee is definitely, one of the so many engagements competing for her time. Now for her to commit time to appear before the committee, despite her illness, shows the level of respect she has for the legislature. She could have decided not to appear and there was nothing they could have done about it. One expected the members of the committee to be cognizant of the fact that a federal minister is always time constrained, and whenever he or she makes an appearance before them, they should maximize the opportunity and make the most of it. Asking the honorable minister to go and come back sometime in the future when she was ready and willing to answer their questions, is to me, very uncalled for. Probably, the fact that they unlimited time in their hands to while away doing nothing, makes them believe every other person has that kind of time.

I commend the honorable minister for exercising great self restraint in the face of very obvious exhibition of I professionalism by the committee members.

hercules07:

Forget qualifications, the guy is a committee chairman, that is a very powerful position, though the guy maybe a third of her age, he is occupying a position of authority with the responsibility that comes with it, in sane climes, when reps talk, ministers jump.

m_keji:

Even with a day training course, you acquired knowledge

obeski13: I laughed when someone said that being a vice president of world bank is just an opportunity which any other nigerian could av occupied.for ur infomation , do u know how many nigerians are working at world bank..d post is not for mediocres..even if d committee agreed on what d chairman said,d way and manner he said it behoves of d position he holds.for crying out loud,there is no where in d world where ministers are sumnoned d way they do in nigeria.in America, committe in d congress send questions to secretary thru electronics,and they respond back thru d same medium.it is only in an important situation that they are invited physically.frm what i saw on TV, it is a clear case of impoliteness, aggression and lack of respect on d part of mr chairman.

aviazuva: Truly the reps man was too arrogant. maybe because she is from another party.

But she exhibited high level of self control as a senior minister.

But ma, they gave you enough time for expo and you wan do the exam there. Which kain confidence be that.?

bappahman:
Abdulmumin attended Army Primary
School Janguza, Kano (1983 – 1986)
before moving to Command Children
School Jaji, Kaduna (1986 – 1988). He
had his secondary education at Science
Secondary School Abaji, Abuja
(1989-1992) and Bwari Secondary School,
Abuja (1992-1994)
He later proceeded for his higher
education and bagged a Bachelor’s
degree in Political Science at the
University of Abuja, Nigeria in 1999; M.sc
in International Affairs and Diplomacy at
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria in
2003 and PhD in International Relations at
the University of Abuja Nigeria in 2009.
He also attended London Business School
2009, Harvard Business School 2010,
International Business House, London
2009 and European Institute of Business
Administration
INSEAD France, 2009 where he
graduated and obtained various
certificates in General Management,
Global Economy Crisis, Negotiation,
Competitive Decision and Deal Process,
Comprehensive Leadership Development,
International oil Trading (IBH) and
Telecommunications Strategy and
Marketing. He's presently an MBA student
at the SBS - Swiss Business School,
Zurich, Switzerland 2012 to date.
Abdulmumin is an alumnus of London and
Harvard Business School.

tokunboh:

What work experience has he got? From the dates you wrote here, it does seem that our honourable never really worked! What a bunch of charlatans we have in our House of Reps! You can go to all the best schools in the world, without the requisite work experience; you are as useless as the 'p' in psychology!

koboko69: Honourable minister...learn to respect yourself 1st. You could have written a letter or communicated in some other way about ur health for the meeting to be rescheduled if u knew u were indisposed. Making such statements to the committee is totally uncalled for..cos you are indirectly telling that if not that they are Reps...they can GO AND DIE! Or do u have a choice not to respect members of the house? If you are sick go and treat your self 1st so tmr u wouldn't come and tell u were sick when u were giving figures or answering questions....if u can't do that well GO AND DIE!

Its more like your 'oga' asking you to appear before him...on getting there ur utterances are like. Oga, I'm not feeling too well...but cos I respect u that's why came. That is totally uncalled for. WTF is that? I'm 100% sure u will be walked out of that office.

obeski13: I laughed when someone said that being a vice president of world bank is just an opportunity which any other nigerian could av occupied.for ur infomation , do u know how many nigerians are working at world bank..d post is not for mediocres..even if d committee agreed on what d chairman said,d way and manner he said it behoves of d position he holds.for crying out loud,there is no where in d world where ministers are sumnoned d way they do in nigeria.in America, committe in d congress send questions to secretary thru electronics,and they respond back thru d same medium.it is only in an important situation that they are invited physically.frm what i saw on TV, it is a clear case of impoliteness, aggression and lack of respect on d part of mr chairman.

Obiagelli: I am loving our reps right now.

zeen nurei:

She is presently the Finance Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that is busy borrowing money from world bank, IMF, Paris Club inorder to bring it to the table so as to allow easy access by the corrupt government official and she was also a Minister of the same Ministry during OBJ's era where she uses all our monies to pays for our debt to same institutions where she is now borrowing..........CONFUSED RIGHT?