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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Nobody: 6:50pm On Sep 24, 2016
InvertedHammer:

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Fastest growing economy doesn't disappear over a few months.

There are no infrastructure and manufacturing base to support the claim. It is an arbitrary claim supported with fictitious data.

But you bought into the hype/propaganda the insane way all of you swallowed the "change" mantra.

LOL.
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yeah. I know it wasn't real but it was very good because it was attracting investors but look how everything is scattered now.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by midolian(m): 6:54pm On Sep 24, 2016
CecyAdrian:


Abeg, Abeg, Abeg!!! Why are you people like this, we are talking about competence and you are bringing tribe. How all you lot always manage to bring in tribalism into serious issues amaze me.

Now to the issue, Looking back at her past records, she can never and will never even be considered for such position! The post of a World bank President is not by academic qualifications or by how many seminars or meetings you attend with world leaders.

And never you compare Adesina to Okonjo, it's insulting pls.
For this post, may God bless you with a good husband like me. The guy you mentioned is the real bigot. I don't see the resemblance "competence" and "tribe" has got. He is just being silly.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Ratello: 6:55pm On Sep 24, 2016
MadamExcellency:


Common get out from my mention and never quote my comments with this elementary mentality of yours.

Dr Iweala has worked in the same office and rose to the highest professional position, the Managing Director of World Bank not by appointment rather by merit and competence and yet to you she is not qualified.

Obdurate Bigot
That's my baby ..

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by maasoap(m): 7:09pm On Sep 24, 2016
World Bank account go enter red!

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by kabman: 7:09pm On Sep 24, 2016
waste of time.quota system works against her
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Thisis2raw(m): 7:10pm On Sep 24, 2016
courage89:
Dream on. President of World Bank will always come from US, while IMF presidency will be from Europe. This arrangement is not going to change.
she should dream on? Man you need a life. This is a woman you are suppose to support, not this gibberish u ar saying

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by mamatino99: 7:11pm On Sep 24, 2016
Honestly some people are just terrible, not just that but wicked in there heart with unnecessary hatred. Wickedness is not just when you physicaly attack people...but it's when you know the truth and refuse to Acknowledg it.ficicaly

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Nobody: 7:12pm On Sep 24, 2016
Same person under whose nose nig's oil earnings nose-dived?...dream on!!!
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Chukazu: 7:13pm On Sep 24, 2016
courage89:
Dream on. President of World Bank will always come from US, while IMF presidency will be from Europe. This arrangement is not going to change.

American is playing it game to it own detriment, if that policy doesn't change, is a matter of time it)(world Bank) will lose it relevance
have you heard of Asian infrastructural investment bank been spearheaded by The Chinese?.. that bank has got more money and influence than the world Bank

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by debeginin(m): 7:13pm On Sep 24, 2016
Caseless:
So na URP she study sef in her first degree? undecided

Why she de feel herself too much for economic related issues? Is it because she worked at the world bank? How's that a certificate for economic management?

Well , you're as good as your last job. She did woefully here the last time she held a post and, her actions and inactions created a leeway for "recession" . So I'd say she doesn't deserve the post of world bank head, except if that's the reward for bringing us to our knees economically on the order of her western gods who benefit from our downfall or plunging currency .
Na URP o!No wonder!!!!!
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by IykeChukz(m): 7:18pm On Sep 24, 2016
[quote author=CecyAdrian post=49616630]

Abeg, Abeg, Abeg!!! Why are you people like this, we are talking about competence and you are bringing tribe. How all you lot always manage to bring in tribalism into serious issues amaze me.

Now to the issue, Looking back at her past records, she can never and will never even be considered for such position! The post of a World bank President is not by academic qualifications or by how many seminars or meetings you attend with world leaders.

And never you compare Adesina to Okonjo, it's insulting pls.


Bigotry well defined.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by biggie73(m): 7:24pm On Sep 24, 2016
U.S is not as gullible as Nigeria. With all the Voodoo economy she runs aground Nigerian economy, no sane mind will allow her access to World Bank Presidency.
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by thelastmediator: 7:25pm On Sep 24, 2016
CecyAdrian:


Abeg, Abeg, Abeg!!! Why are you people like this, we are talking about competence and you are bringing tribe. How all you lot always manage to bring in tribalism into serious issues amaze me.

Now to the issue, Looking back at her past records, she can never and will never even be considered for such position! The post of a World bank President is not by academic qualifications or by how many seminars or meetings you attend with world leaders.

And never you compare Adesina to Okonjo, it's insulting pls.
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by CSTR2: 7:26pm On Sep 24, 2016
willibounce1:


Don't mind the Iti... let him go and tell them at world Bank that they did not make okonjo president because she is igbo... they think everyone has got time for their emotional jargons
But she is currently on the board of some of the biggest financial institutions in the world that rivals even the world bank. And even the world bank still has her as one of their honourary members and one of their brightest minds ever.
If she applies for any position in the world bank, she would get it very easily on her own merit.
The only thing that can stop her is America. If she is able to convince Obama that she will continue to look out for American interests, then the job is hers.
There is nothing any illiterate bitter afonja can do about it.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by ussy09(m): 7:36pm On Sep 24, 2016
Nigerians sabi fall hand Wats wrong if we support our own after all she's fit for the position, rubbish lack of unity

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by DaPuncline: 7:42pm On Sep 24, 2016
jamesibor:


This is what you get when contraceptives fail.
Tell your mum "its confession time" when you get home and she'll tell you how her affair with an imbecilic beer-parlour begot you!

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by back2sender: 7:46pm On Sep 24, 2016
asfrank:
Manage waiting? Forget the fact that she is a Nigerian, when as a common minister she couldn't do proper home economics, u think u just get a top job like that without proper background checks? For me I think she is pretty much done handling big post, she can present papers and serve as a resource person at events... World Bank President... Thousands with unquestionable integrity are ahead of her,,, is jobs are given with respect to character first nt papers,...
This article was written by Fayo- Oshi brother from ado Ekiti, this article is good for the dust bin. How can a voodoo economist who did collabo with GEJ to destroy Nigeria.
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by back2sender: 7:48pm On Sep 24, 2016
ussy09:
Nigerians sabi fall hand Wats wrong if we support our own after all she's fit for the position, rubbish lack of unity
She is from the indo-fuckin-nesia republic of ugandan
Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by willibounce1(m): 7:49pm On Sep 24, 2016
CSTR2:
But she is currently on the board of some of the biggest financial institutions in the world that rivals even the world bank. And even the world bank still has her as one of their honourary members and one of their brightest minds ever.
If she applies for any position in the world bank, she would get it very easily on her own merit.
The only thing that can stop her is America. If she is able to convince Obama that she will continue to look out for American interests, then the job is hers.
There is nothing any illiterate bitter afonja can do about it.

Lol.. convince Obama she got america's interest like kanu and his goons are trying to convince Putin and Donald Trump that they are from Israel and need Biafra.... stop wasting your time... the US got millions of intelligent and diligent people who can be president of world Bank and not okonjo who watched and assisted PDP animals steal us dry

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by asamaigho(m): 7:50pm On Sep 24, 2016
MadamExcellency:
Nigeria and her people are weird. Most of these people who supported Adesina to become African Development Bank President not minding that he served under GEJ administration will frown at Dr Ngozi Iweala becoming World Bank President just because of bigotry.

Her only crime is that she is Igbo. The same reason why Buhari has not seen the necessity in settling Oby Ezekwesili for her political patronage.

She is not igbo, she is a nigerdeltan from delta state. Her father is/was the king of ogwashuku.

SHE IS AN IKA WOMAN.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by CSTR2: 7:55pm On Sep 24, 2016
willibounce1:


Lol.. convince Obama she got america's interest like kanu and his goons are trying to convince Putin and Donald Trump that they are from Israel and need Biafra.... stop wasting your time... the US got millions of intelligent and diligent people who can be president of world Bank and not okonjo who watched and assisted PDP animals steal us dry
You are a bitter afonja illiterate.
Educating you is a waste of time, so move along.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by steppin: 7:59pm On Sep 24, 2016
asamaigho:


She is not igbo, she is a nigerdeltan from delta state. Her father is/was the king of ogwashuku.

SHE IS AN IKA WOMAN.
Yeah right! Divide and rule tactics.
You only use it when it's favourable and you discard it when doesn't suit you.
E no dey work again.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Ugosample(m): 8:00pm On Sep 24, 2016
Just see how black men are tearing down their own because of pettyiness....... indeed the black man suffers from the worst form of the crab mentality. Sometimes I'm really ashamed to be one, umu idiot

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by Gassa007: 8:07pm On Sep 24, 2016
martineinstein:
okonjo is deltan,abeg
Your brain need to be examined.....

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by willibounce1(m): 8:09pm On Sep 24, 2016
CSTR2:
You are a bitter afonja illiterate.
Educating you is a waste of time, so move along.

What do you want to educate me about?
this issue has nothing to do with tribe or any bitterness... you flattinos choose sentiments over common sense. You can go and make her world Bank President.. better still, report Obama to United nations that okonjo is being marginalised because she is igbo..

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by taurustm(m): 8:12pm On Sep 24, 2016
I don't know what could have happened if she become one. But i have to commends her effort. For a woman to have reached such a stage, not to talk of being black has been a hell of a hard work. God bless you ma.

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by MadamExcellency: 8:15pm On Sep 24, 2016
asamaigho:


She is not igbo, she is a nigerdeltan from delta state. Her father is/was the king of ogwashuku.

SHE IS AN IKA WOMAN.

When will you people give up on this divide and conquer?

She be Hausa woman, now be happy.

Okonjo Iweala, Pat Utomi, Stella Okoli, others honoured as Igbo professionals celebrate their global best at Ola Ndi Igbo event


It was fun and laughter this Saturday at Civic Centre Lagos when some Igbo professionals under an umbrella body called Ola Ndi Igbo (Treasures/Jewels of Igbo Land) decided to celebrate their own who have distinguished themselves in their different fields. The Igbos as a people believe in “Ikwa Mmadu na Ndu” which means to show honour to one’s own when they are alive.

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This event was not only a celebration but it was also a time of sober reflection and an opportunity for strategizing on what and ways to make a reversal in the under-development of Igbo land.


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Treasures of Igbo land from the diaspora and within Nigeria were all on hand to discuss and share ideas on this issue. The main issues affecting Igbo land are: High male school drop-out rate, declining number of people of Igbo descent still speaking the Igbo language especially among the children of the elites, lack of jobs and opportunities for professionals and semi-skilled Igbos in Igbo land, and the insecurity in the region.

This event was devoid of political interference or under-tones as everyone invited and who participated were all professionals from all fields spanning media, arts and entertainment, public service, human rights, education, medical, corporate and entrepreneurship e.t.c. The event was divided into 2 – the morning/afternoon session was more of a think-tank and high level strategy session while the evening event was the celebration event.

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In the evening session, the rich Igbo culture was in full display in the dance and song performances, foods, drinks and the gaily dresses Igbos who graced the occasion in their ethnic Igbo attires. Awards were given to Igbos in the following fields as follows:

Entertainment, Literature and Arts –

Igwe Laz Ekwueme

Amaka Igwe

Onyeka Onwenu

Oluchi Onweagba Orlandi

Chief Tony Okoroji

Business and Entrepreneurship –

Stella Okoli

Sports –

Kriss Akabuisi

Law and Human Rights –

Prof Obiora Okafor

Academia and Education –

Prof Anya O. Anya

Prof Leslye Obiora

Prof Ben Nwabueze

Medicine and Public Health –

Prof Ernest Madu

Prod Stanley Okolo

Dr Fiemu Nwariaku

Corporate –

Okechukwu Enelamah

Science/ICT –

Dr Ernest Ndukwe

Public Health –

Chief Emeka Anyaoku

Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala

Dr Kingsley Moghalu

Prof Pat Utomi

Realizing that we stood on the shoulders of some giants to get to where we are, we also recognized some of these our people who had died. The following people were post-humously recognized:

Entertainment, Literature and Arts: Ben Enwonwu

Cyprian Ekwensi

Flora Nwapa

Sports – Richard Iherigbo Iheku a.k.a Dick Tiger

Chief Michael Okpala a.k.a Power Mike

Human Rights, Public Service – Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe

Margaret Ekpo Nee Obiasulor

Justice Louis Mbanefo

Mazi Mbonu Ojike

Mokwugo Okoye

Jerome Udoji

Justice Dadi Onyeama

King Jaja of Opobo

Olaudah Equiano

Business Entrepreneurship – Sir Louis Ojukwu

Academia – Prof Kenneth Dike

Prof Chike Obi

Pius Okigbo

Medicine – Dr Fabian Udekwu

A tribute, “Lest we forget” was made for all Igbos who have lost their lives in different communal, sectarian and religious crises/riots in Nigeria going back as early as the 1950s.

The day ended with a tear inducing and mood sobering elegy to the recently departed Prof Chinua Achebe – a powerful advocate of the Igbo people – which left no eyes dry in the audience.

I knew we had got it right when at the end of the event, my daughter Olaedo who is from this entitlement generation excitedly told me that she couldn’t wait to come for the next event and that she would love her younger sister to also experience it. In her words she said, “Mom, today is one of my best days because I have truly met giants of Igbo land”. We all are lucky to have known and have been given this rare opportunity to celebrate and honour them in their life-time. Ji di ka unu ji.

Igbo Kwenu !! Nya gazie ……

www.cp-africa.com/2013/04/16/okonjo-iweala-pat-utomi-stella-okoli-honoured-as-igbo-professionals-celebrate-their-global-best-at-ola-ndi-igbo-event/

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by olakan22: 8:19pm On Sep 24, 2016
asfrank:
Manage waiting? Forget the fact that she is a Nigerian, when as a common minister she couldn't do proper home economics, u think u just get a top job like that without proper background checks? For me I think she is pretty much done handling big post, she can present papers and serve as a resource person at events... World Bank President... Thousands with unquestionable integrity are ahead of her,,, is jobs are given with respect to character first nt papers,...
what's your point exactly?

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Re: Why United States Must Support Okonjo-Iweala For World Bank Presidency - By Bade by olakan22: 8:24pm On Sep 24, 2016
Seenyo:
Same person under whose nose nig's oil earnings nose-dived?...dream on!!!
haba. Oga fear God na. Was is her fault that oil price went south? Or didn't you read about oyel glut? Abi was it during her time that NDA started blowing pipelines? She wasn't even the petroleum resources minister.

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