samorobo:


He more powerful than you Inndian...Enjoy the pics ones more

Quit acting like a girl. Lol

Austine1212:


Lol 2 hours by the way no load shedding this year

Nigeria no electricity yesterday, today even in future there still won't be any electricity,

Lol this is fun


Johannesburg - Brace yourselves for the worst. Stage 6 load shedding, which the country experienced on December 9, is set to become more frequent as Eskom’s plant breakdowns remain at dangerously high levels.
Stage 6 means 6000 megawatts need to be shed from the national grid to avert its collapse.


In Gauteng, where load shedding intervals last four hours, Eskom customers could be without electricity for an average of 10 hours a day.

gallivant:


Quit acting like a girl. Lol

Stop ranting aimlessly and enjoy the pic in peace

samorobo:


Stop ranting aimlessly and enjoy the pic in peace

Am not a gal Sammy, I don't need to see Dangote's poster more than once weirdo.

Austine1212:


Bragging about motorized gate in 2019 how pathetic lol

Kcee your role model is a disappointment

You mean old rusty rooftop buildings? Lol

Lol said that to beef on his fellow celebrities...it's called craving attention which is what his career thrives on..

Kcee is barely heard of this days hence when desperately seemed attention..

gallivant:


Am not a gal Sammy, I don't need to see Dangote's poster more than once weirdo.

Neither am.i..Enjoy the pics and be inspired Chennai

AskiaHarem:


The Chinese can't get enough of it either...

this had me in stitches

Austine1212:


Bragging about motorized gate in 2019 how pathetic lol

Kcee your role model is a disappointment

You mean old rusty rooftop buildings? Lol

None of your Celebrity can and will ever come close to kcee both dead or alive.

Austine1212:


Chinese are not fleeing

Nigerians are, nigeria is a messed up country

And South Africa is what. The biggest shitthol in the world largest. Filled with bunch of foolish and hopeless, useless animals

samorobo:


Neither am.i..Enjoy the pics and be inspired Chennai

I am inspired by his wealth and business acumen not his face miss Sammy.

gallivant:


Same reason you are the poverty capital.

Can you please make actual sense?

Hope your days are as pleasant as your personality.

Peace.

Lol when you have brain people jostle over you.... Underachieving black race can learn a thing or two...okonjo iwela might be leaving behind the laggard SA economy to rot during this trying times...



Nigeria’s former finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was on Friday named a member of the External Advisory Group constituted by the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva.

The group of prominent individuals from around the world are to serve as the IMF chief’s special advisers that would provide insights to enhance the fund’s ability to serve its membership.

They consist mainly of high-level technocrats and policy experts with private sector experience.

The new external advisory group, inaugurated on Friday in Washington DC, is to also provide perspectives from around the globe on key developments and policy issues.

The issues include responses to the exceptional challenges the world now faces due to the novel coronavirus and its economic impact on member countries.

“Even before the spread of Covid-19 and the dramatic health, economic, and financial disruptions it has brought, IMF members confronted a rapidly evolving world and complex policy issues,” the IMF boss, Ms Georgieva, said.

“To serve our membership well in this context, we need top-notch input and expertise from the widest range of sources, inside and outside the Fund.

“Toward this end, I am proud that an exceptional and diverse group of eminent individuals with high-level policy, market, and private sector experience has agreed to serve on my External Advisory Group.

“Today, we had a dynamic discussion to gain their insights, and to receive informal reactions to our ideas and approaches,” she added.

Apart from Mrs Okonjo-Iweala, who is also a former Vice President of the World Bank, other members of the advisory group include a Senior Minister of Singapore and Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, and a Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kristin Forbes.

Others are former Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd; former United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Mark Brown; Honorary Chair, DSM and former CEO, Royal DSM, Feike Sijbesima; a Professor, University of Chicago, Raghuram Rajan; Group Executive Chairman, Santander, Ana Botín, and a Professor at Harvard University, Carmen Reinhart.

The Chief Economic Adviser, Allianz, Mohamed El-Erian; the Chief Investment Officer and head of Guggenheim Investments, Scott Minerd, and the Chair of ActionAid International, Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, are also members.

The advisory group will be meeting a few times a year with the IMF’s Managing Director, Deputy Managing Directors, and a sub-set of IMF department directors to discuss policy issues affecting member countries.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/387141-okonjo-iweala-gets-new-imf-appointment.html
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samorobo:


Nope.. even indians in Kenya can never have such

Aiit man.

If you say so.

samorobo:
Lol when you have brain people jostle over you.... Underachieving black race can learn a thing or two...okonjo iwela might be leaving behind the laggard SA economy to rot during this trying times...



Nigeria’s former finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, was on Friday named a member of the External Advisory Group constituted by the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva.

The group of prominent individuals from around the world are to serve as the IMF chief’s special advisers that would provide insights to enhance the fund’s ability to serve its membership.

They consist mainly of high-level technocrats and policy experts with private sector experience.

The new external advisory group, inaugurated on Friday in Washington DC, is to also provide perspectives from around the globe on key developments and policy issues.

The issues include responses to the exceptional challenges the world now faces due to the novel coronavirus and its economic impact on member countries.

“Even before the spread of Covid-19 and the dramatic health, economic, and financial disruptions it has brought, IMF members confronted a rapidly evolving world and complex policy issues,” the IMF boss, Ms Georgieva, said.

“To serve our membership well in this context, we need top-notch input and expertise from the widest range of sources, inside and outside the Fund.

“Toward this end, I am proud that an exceptional and diverse group of eminent individuals with high-level policy, market, and private sector experience has agreed to serve on my External Advisory Group.

“Today, we had a dynamic discussion to gain their insights, and to receive informal reactions to our ideas and approaches,” she added.

Apart from Mrs Okonjo-Iweala, who is also a former Vice President of the World Bank, other members of the advisory group include a Senior Minister of Singapore and Chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, and a Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kristin Forbes.

Others are former Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd; former United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Mark Brown; Honorary Chair, DSM and former CEO, Royal DSM, Feike Sijbesima; a Professor, University of Chicago, Raghuram Rajan; Group Executive Chairman, Santander, Ana Botín, and a Professor at Harvard University, Carmen Reinhart.

The Chief Economic Adviser, Allianz, Mohamed El-Erian; the Chief Investment Officer and head of Guggenheim Investments, Scott Minerd, and the Chair of ActionAid International, Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, are also members.

The advisory group will be meeting a few times a year with the IMF’s Managing Director, Deputy Managing Directors, and a sub-set of IMF department directors to discuss policy issues affecting member countries.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/387141-okonjo-iweala-gets-new-imf-appointment.html
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I spy with my little eye.

gallivant:


I am inspired by his wealth and business acumen not his face miss Sammy.

Now time to enjoy a view of his wealth...sit back and enjoy it..

Carmit:

Can you please make actual sense?

Hope your days are as pleasant as your personality.

Peace.

Quit crying you little tw@t! I am having a pleasant time.

Carmit:

No man let's be fair.

The Indian Kenyans could have this. It's within their borders so we could let it slide.

samorobo:


Now time to enjoy a view of his wealth...sit back and enjoy it..

Lol

It's nice.

Austine1212:


Still one of the lowest in the continent

Lol.

The day this dude actually admits the truth would be mad amusing TBH.

I think you're wired this way. Just realizing

samorobo:


Things to flee from SA ..
Poverty, unemployment,wicked inequality,blackout,Aids,rising crimal cases/activities fear of safety, rape...
Lol you do know SA is a shiithole (just like the rest of the continent)heading the zim way..

South Africa is a complete shitthol. A well planned shitthol. The most unequal shitthol in the world poverty redeem shitthol filled with bunch of lazy, clueless, vagabonds hungry criminals

samorobo:


SA's blackout is eternal...eskom ain't sorting that shiit anytime soon

Haha because you're Eskom ceo?

gallivant:


Quit crying you little tw@t! I am having a pleasant time.

Dude you're confusing the whole thread!

Why you taking offense? Is your personality that bad?

samorobo:


Things to flee from SA ..
Poverty, unemployment,wicked inequality,blackout,Aids,rising crimal cases/activities fear of safety, rape...
Lol you do know SA is a shiithole (just like the rest of the continent)heading the zim way..

Why would you omit IGNORANCE??

Ramaphosa would sucker punch you if he saw this post.

JaceBlaze:



Haha because you're Eskom ceo?

Your load shedding aren't ending anytime soon..it's on the internet dide

Carmit:


Why would you omit IGNORANCE??

Ramaphosa would sucker punch you if he saw this post.

Oops my bad...I therefore apologize for taking a raincheck on that and hereby include ignorance on the list

XhosaNostra:



LMAO. Wasn't a Nigerian arrested in Italy for threatening to jump off a bus if the Italian government didn't give him a stipend & free housing? Even in South Africa they had a little march demanding free housing & we know how that ended

Touché

XhosaNostra:



Who dem be?

I no fit tell sha


Haha

samorobo:


Lol this is fun


Johannesburg - Brace yourselves for the worst. Stage 6 load shedding, which the country experienced on December 9, is set to become more frequent as Eskom’s plant breakdowns remain at dangerously high levels.
Stage 6 means 6000 megawatts need to be shed from the national grid to avert its collapse.


In Gauteng, where load shedding intervals last four hours, Eskom customers could be without electricity for an average of 10 hours a day.

Old news

BadBradley:
A dead country that is economically superior to your own country.

I know you're past 25 but your parents should still consider a late term abortion to heal the world of the disease of your acidic existence.

Economically superior? .Overtaking India in poverty is what's called economic superiority these days? ...in an inverted universe your statement would have held true


They would have aborted me if they lived in Makoko so I won't have to spend the rest of myself running from Boko Haram and Afonja savages.

BadBradley:
This brain-damaged sod will quote anyone for quoting sake.

Reread your post again and tell me what you just typed.

Son of a dispossessed slave who never voted in his life...what could he ever pass down to you?

No moral authority, mental strength or psychological roadmap.

You're what we call the debris of humanity. Life's castaway.

"Son of a dispossessed slave"...wow lezz is so creative.I never heard these weak & desperate disses before.


Look here you skin-piercing afonja freak! you can camp here on NL all day thinking of ways to deliver killer punchlines but know this - your social stratum is thousand pantheons below mine.Consider this exchange as a way of passing time for me.

Time to enjoy Nigeria unparalleled beauties..

More unrivalled beauties..it comes naturally to our women..

Unmatched beauties