Liability:
That prosti.tute, kemi should step down as finance minister. Let competent hands handle our economy abeg. Not okonjo but others to free us from this cesspit.

I no wan abuse buhari today

misscall247:
mumu....u play politics/tribalism with evryti.#beta get sense#

smada13:
Nigeria's future is in serious trouble.... our youths are fully riddled with tribalistic and religious bigotry...instead of analysing issues critically and offering constructive criticisms, they instead hold each other at the jugular and throw unneeded hate talks at each other....


back to the topic...

I so respected this woman then, but after finding out what the west use worldbank and IMF to perpetuate, I now look at her with a suspicious eyes....

nevertheless, I salute her brilliance.....but it never added to our prosperity in her second stint. I believe her performance in d first stint was due to the OBJ-effect

nobilis:
Really??
The YouWin that served as an avenue for embezzling funds?

How much did you save in Nigeria's time of abundance? Because you were at the helm of her finances when her main and virtually, only, export, crude oil, was sold for the highest price ever in the history of the world.

Where is the FG's share of the ECA?

What did you people do with the economy when Nigeria was in her time of plenty?

nonjebose:

Well said. The Obj effect enabled her work assiduously to seeing debt forgiveness from Paris club and other financial institutions. It also led to creating ECA ( excess crude account) which was decimated under her watch in GEJ tenure

Kwamecron:
No body ever miss her in nigeria... They render nigerian to this state.. With enbezzument.... Thief.... Shame... Shame.... Shame.... Shame.......

Liability:
That prosti.tute, kemi should step down as finance minister. Let competent hands handle our economy abeg. Not okonjo but others to free us from this cesspit.

I no wan abuse buhari today

smada13:
Nigeria's future is in serious trouble.... our youths are fully riddled with tribalistic and religious bigotry...instead of analysing issues critically and offering constructive criticisms, they instead hold each other at the jugular and throw unneeded hate talks at each other....


back to the topic...

I so respected this woman then, but after finding out what the west use worldbank and IMF to perpetuate, I now look at her with a suspicious eyes....

nevertheless, I salute her brilliance.....but it never added to our prosperity in her second stint. I believe her performance in d first stint was due to the OBJ-effect

devilmaycry:
exactly ...well spoken .... Walahi this woman should be caught for embezzlement.

flokii:


Una no dey tire? abeg let's hear word jare

Youwin kor Youlose ni.. yeye

Like say no be him family and friends benefit from am.. Or did you?

Yomieluv:
Madam, on behalf of APC, and well meaning Nigerians, please we are begging you to honor us if called upon to serve..

In your time, you did we'll, compared to this Kemi we have now, always looking lost at the helm of affairs.. Dollars has turned to gold, rice now is bigger than minimum wage. Common groundnut oil is beyond the reach of many..

Madam, we are sorry, you are indeed a technocrat..

kettykin:


I don't understand what you mean. I was trying to ask a question. What I actually mean to ask is should igbos continue to invest in a state like Lagos where there property has been demolished without compensation, where the businesses of their indigenes has been seized and business harrassed like criminals.


Should igbos continue to advice or work for a country where there is zero investments in their region. The south east recorded the least in terms of budget. The federal government also described the region as minority. Is it not tantamount to investing in your death, given your advice to a government that has sworn to kill all your indigenes in their wild and foolish quest to remain united.

Igbos have won most golds in the paralympic , and igbos are going to be using their talented footballers to assist the country to get a place in the nations cup. Igbos who are in the IMF might also be expected to assist the country when they come for loans which would not be beneficial to igbo land.

Should igbos continue such self less service to the country that almost starved them to death and are doing everything humanly possible to make sure that igbos are stagnated. A country that has no igbos in the top echelon of its heirachy.
A country where Igbo indigenes are being victimized with all sorts of corruption charges while real thieves that embezzled billions of dollars in phantom power project are walking around free.

This is my question

linusbnn:



Shut up. You win was a great success. I know many beneficiaries who don't know anybody in any office in nigeria. I hail her for that alongside GIS.

Liability:
That prosti.tute, kemi should step down as finance minister. Let competent hands handle our economy abeg. Not okonjo but others to free us from this cesspit.

I no wan abuse buhari today

nobilis:
Really??
The YouWin that served as an avenue for embezzling funds?

How much did you save in Nigeria's time of abundance? Because you were at the helm of her finances when her main and virtually, only, export, crude oil, was sold for the highest price ever in the history of the world.

Where is the FG's share of the ECA?

What did you people do with the economy when Nigeria was in her time of plenty?

linusbnn:


Are you a learner? Was it not the same pple in apc that pressured Gej to share the ECA. Fashola,Amaechi,and co

nobilis:
Really??
The YouWin that served as an avenue for embezzling funds?

How much did you save in Nigeria's time of abundance? Because you were at the helm of her finances when her main and virtually, only, export, crude oil, was sold for the highest price ever in the history of the world.

Where is the FG's share of the ECA?

What did you people do with the economy when Nigeria was in her time of plenty?

SycophanticGoat:


Ignorance at its peak. So an ABU Pharmacist graduate and a northerner that benefited from it in 2012 is Goodluck's brother? So my friend Victor (from Edo state) and many other ones I became friends with and met at the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme boot camp, that won YouWin too (alongside TEEP) are Goodluck's sons and daughters bah?

When will you liberate yourself from hatred and see what passes you by? If your idea wasn't chosen, don't put the blame on them because you should have been more innovative and should have been different from every other person rather than giving them simple business ideas like that of setting up a provision store..

flokii:


Ok sir..

We've seen enof already, d smart ones know d real motive behind d youwin stuff..
Buh then.. Never again sha. We want real development and progress where everyone can benefit and not some virtual gambling nonsense.
#cheers

saint7000:


Typical afonja and useless excuses. When Buhari came in and economy was faltering, they said it's because of low oil price, that oil price has fallen to paltry $30 per barrel. OK...we gave them benefit of the doubt, however oil price had since..over 8 months now recovered and stabilized over $50 a barrel yet the economy worsened...in fact doubled in severity as we are now in recession heading into depression. When they realized that this is not due to oil price but gross incompetence, they ran and hid...we didn't hear from them for months. Now this diabolical afonja have resurfaced again... citing the same lame oil price excuse again, do you have shame at all?

isnovic:
In case you are wondering what is happening.....like me.

I did the Math and the result stood tall and was staring me in the face no matter how much I tried to rationalize it.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Super Economic Corodinator.




Okonjo-Iweala was educated at the International School Ibadan and Harvard University, graduating magna cum laude with an AB in Economics in 1976, and earned her PhD in regional economics and development from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1981. She received an International Fellowship from the American Association of University Women (AAUW) that supported her doctoral studies.[5]


Kemi Adeosun

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She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the University of East London and a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Financial Management from the University of London. She qualified as a Chartered Accountant with the Institute of Chartered Accountants England and Wales in 1994.


Plus her principal who is too head stuck in old ways she will continue to reap poor results like this.

She stands no chance with her experience.

nobilis:


This your response is part of what is the problem with Nigeria.
Inability to separate your emotions and sentiments from reality.

I neither hate nor love Okonjo-Iweala.
The questions I asked are valid questions any right-thinking Nigerian should be asking.

But obviously, we are so shallow-minded that we fail to hold our leaders, both past and present, accountable for their actions. We are so petty that we wear our emotions and sentiments on our sleeves and allow our politicians to sway us by mere words.

Well, we get the leaders we deserve sha.

EternalTruths:


You talk without thinking through.

If crude oil made our economy the largest in Africa, why didn't it make Saudi Arabia economy the top 5 largest economy in the world.

I repeat it here.


You are from the SW because no sane Igbo thinks like u

truthspeaks:
How com u r not also blaming Amaechi ur yeye transport minister for dragging the then FG to court over sharing the ECA money wch wld hv bn a source of savings for us. Seems u zombies enjoy telling half-truths.

nobilis:


What did she do to make Nigeria the largest economy in Africa? Nothing.
Which of her policies drove Nigeria to the top of African economic landscape? Just mention one.

Like I said earlier, she presided over the economy when crude oil sold for the highest ever price in human history. Crude oil is Nigeria's main and only export. So why won't Nigeria be the largest economy in Africa in that period. Na Jazz

She might be the best economist Nigeria will ever see but still I ask, what did she do with Nigeria's economy in Nigeria's time of abundance?
Even while she is lamenting her hand being forced to share the monies in the ECA, what did she do with the FG's share?

Valid questions that sentimentalists won't dare ask.

Donsamie:
Pls help if u can,we need some one like u to help save the economy.

nobilis:
Really??
The YouWin that served as an avenue for embezzling funds?

How much did you save in Nigeria's time of abundance? Because you were at the helm of her finances when her main and virtually, only, export, crude oil, was sold for the highest price ever in the history of the world.

Where is the FG's share of the ECA?

What did you people do with the economy when Nigeria was in her time of plenty?