SouthChi:


The Nigerian Stock Exchange is a joke in regards to hiring this clown, that will never happen in America.

And yes it amazes me how far American credentials can get you in Nigeria, real or fake, and thats a shame. Its a shame that in a country that "hates" Americans you contradict yourselves by praising anything with an American stamp, even at the hands of your own criminals, smh

bros america is a way better country than nigeria which is a fact

nigerian stock exchange yes it is a joke

thirdly, u boast of america credentials like it a cerficate to pradise, yes people study abroad just like american study in nigeria, it is not big deal


bros a-me-ri-ca-an relax before u injure urself

SouthChi:


The Nigerian Stock Exchange is a joke in regards to hiring this clown, that will never happen in America.

And yes it amazes me how far American credentials can get you in Nigeria, real or fake, and thats a shame. Its a shame that in a country that "hates" Americans you contradict yourselves by praising anything with an American stamp, even at the hands of your own criminals, smh

You mean not like how the SEC, NYSE, CFTC, FDIC, and the numerous 'brilliant' finance professionals in the US couldn't ascertain that Madoff was committing fraud for decades?  Don't throw stones if you live in a glass house. There are several examples of negligence and incompetence in the US as well.

I agree too, everything seems to add up logically on her CV.

I checked, and  her CV seems to flow authentically. If she is a fraud, she must be a pretty good fraud.



MIT dean resigns in lying scandal

The dean of admissions at one of America's most prestigious schools resigned on Thursday after the university discovered she had lied about her academic credentials.

Marilee Jones, who joined the staff of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1979 to lead the recruitment of women at the university, stepped down from her post after admitting that she had "misrepresented her academic degrees to the institute," according to a statement posted on MIT's Web site.

"I misrepresented my academic degrees when I first applied to MIT 28 years ago and did not have the courage to correct my resume when I applied for my current job or at any time since," Jones said in a posting on the school's Web site

http://articles.cnn.com/2007-04-27/world/mit.dean_1_mit-community-marilee-jones-mit-dean?_s=PM:WORLD

alj_harem:

bros america is a way better country than nigeria which is a fact

nigerian stock exchange yes it is a joke

thirdly, u boast of america credentials like it a cerficate to pradise, yes people study abroad just like american study in nigeria, it is not big deal


bros a-me-ri-ca-an relax before u injure urself

Dont sweat it.

Cant you tell that he/she is trolling?

SouthChi is a Nigerian.

BABE!:

LOL----So y'all are tripping because SouthChi said he's a Black American-- ? funny stuff!

@ Topic: So, because they searched for her name in the school's database and they didn't find it , automatically means she's a fraud?!!! Hmmm-- Interesting! I think further investigations (that will yield tangible evidences) should be carried out. Assuming she's a fraud because of a simple search of name is ridiculous.

why do some people have this need to mimic the speech of semi-literate americans? shame!!

even the MRS sef na FAKE NOBODY don take eye see the husband wey she dey claim dey america since the day she return

People need to be careful when they make accusations without proof. Like a poster said, the lady could have obtained her doctorate degree under her previous names through marriage.

I did some search online myself (see the result below) and discovered that there is actually a professor okereke at the City University of New York, who could be her current husband? Maybe he can help the media answer or check in-house, if the distinguished lady has a Phd or not afterall she has a greencard which she could have gotten by marriage to another U.S. citizen. No rush and the truth will surface.  


Professor Augustine Okereke
Department of Languages, Literature and Philosophy
Medgar Evers College
augokereke@mec.cuny.edu

have known the woman long time never SEEN any husband

and you sir are you a professor or a Professor in other words do you have a professorial chair/tenure??

if the distinguished lady has a Phd or not afterall she has a greencard which she could have gotten by marriage to another U.S. citizen. No rush and the truth will surface.

First, the word distinguished is highly subjective and very debatable. The exchange suffered the worst form of malpractice, insider tradings, and fraud under her belt.

Second, what does her green card have to do with holding a doctorate degree or misrepresentation of her experience?

It seems that mr violent is too educated to understand the substance of the matter that since the lady is a greencard holder, the chances that her true maiden name is probably not been utilized to search and verify her Phd degree.

aribisala0:


why do some people have this need to mimic the speech of semi-literate americans? shame!!

you need to be specific,  some semi-literate Americans, i hope you are not referring to all Americans, cos even the so called semi-literate Americans could actually speak 'proper English' when it's necessary to do so.

Back to the topic, Ndi Okereke's profile has always been read loud to our hearing long before now, why is this coming now? The same song that we sing at play could also be sung at war, if you understand what i mean, just saying.

If she truly forged her credentials then its unfortunate. But at the end of the day she didn't come into the NSE directly as DG. She rose through the ranks over the years. Surely she must have proved herself to get to the apex of the organisation. If she was a complete mugu, she would have been found out ages ago.

when is neessary to speak properly?
and when not?
whether the woman has a phd or not is a question of fact and not debate. i do not know the truth
if you are communicating you don't need nebulous proverbs or to ask if we know what you mean. i am not sure that you do

benlay:

you need to be specific,  some semi-literate Americans, i hope you are not referring to all Americans, cos even the so called semi-literate Americans could actually speak 'proper English' when it's necessary to do so.

Back to the topic, Ndi Okereke's profile has always been read l[b]oud[/b] to our hearing long before now, why is this coming now? The same song that we sing at play could also be sung at war, if you understand what i mean, just saying.

very poor,

I pity women in Nigeria I swear.
Why should she be sacked?
Did Asiwaju Tinubu not have fake credentials?
Why was he not sacked?
Rubbbbbbbbish!

no i am not tripping.
i am staying put. no plans to travel whatsoever

Medicine after death

this FEELAMONG syndrome among SOME nigerians living in the US is funny poor english silly slangs and lots of bluster.

i know literally dozens of americans and nigerians living there they don't speak like chavs.

if no one has ever told you all that Y'ALL DAWG TRIPPING I BE THIS I BE THAT etc is ridiculous coming from africans and americans will NEvER respect you for that.
be true be real

aribisala0:

this FEELAMONG syndrome among SOME nigerians living in the US is funny poor english silly slangs and lots of bluster.

i know literally dozens of americans and nigerians living there they don't speak like chavs.

if no one has ever told you all that Y'ALL DAWG TRIPPING I BE THIS I BE THAT etc is ridiculous coming from africans and americans will NEvER respect you for that.
be true be real

If a foreigner comes to Nigeria and after some years he starts saying ABEG, WETIN, YOU DEY CRAZE, in informal settings

Would you say its odd?

Do you think anyone wants respect from a casual conversation? WHats the use of bustin Queens ENglish when youre chilling with your homies

aribisala0:

when is neessary to speak properly?
and when not?
whether the woman has a phd or not is a question of fact and not debate. i do not know the truth
if you are communicating you don't need nebulous proverbs or to ask if we know what you mean. i am not sure that you do

Bros, it's also necessary to spell properly.

Please STFU and stop derailing this thread.

sorry some keys not working well having to cut and paste.
still you understood me

Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke’s journey in the corporate world began at the New York Stock Exchange where she rose to managerial cadre before she answered the clarion call to come and develop her fatherland ( Nigeria ).

She is a study in all round development. Top on her sterling qualities is the divine gift of intellectual prowess. Her fertile imagination became noticeable right from her early education when she emerged as the best among her equals. The records are quite revealing: At Queen’s School, Enugu , Nigeria , She passed out with Grade 1 in her West African School Certificate Examination in 1965. This was capped with a distinguished performance at Higher School Certificate Examination in same school in 1967. The intellectual strength manifested in her graduation with First Class Honours (Magna Cum Laude) in Business Administration, Computer Sciences and Economics at the prestigious Baruch College of the City University of New York in 1975.

Still in search of the proverbial Golden Fleece, she obtained her Master of Business Administration, (MBA) specialising in Finance and Computer Science at City University of New York, Graduate School in 1977. By 1980, Dr. Okereke-Onyiuke had comfortably completed her Doctor of Philosophy/Doctor of Administration in Finance and Securities Market at City University Post Graduate centre, New York .

Her exceptional brilliance earned her chains of awards off-shore: She has won the following awards:-

· The Foreign Student Academic Excellence Tuition Waiver, 1972 - 1976.

· Cuny award for summer Study at Universite Parix-ix , France , 1980

· Beta Gamma Sigma Award for Summer Study at Cambridge University , 1977.

· The Goldman Sacks Awards for Best Thesis; Academic Dean’s List, 1972 - 1976.

· Nominated and listed in “Who is Who in America ” 1981.

· She won $20,000.00 Cuny Post Graduate Research Award/Teaching Fellowship as Adjunct Professor, 1978.

· Nominated and Selected for President Carter’s Executive Exchange programme, 1980, The White House Washington DC.

· Awarded Order of the Niger (OON) by the Federal Government of Nigeria in 2001.

Armed with her impeccable academic honours, Ndi was fully prepared to be a colossus in the emerging international financial district. Besides, she is eminently positioned as a great intellectual lieutenant to the immediate past Director General, Apostle Hayford Alile.

On assuming duty in 1983, she dazzled the Council and Management of The Nigerian Stock Exchange by strengthening the organisation’s research base. She was highly instrumental to the computerization of the Exchange in 1985, a development which included the creation of “The Nigerian Stock Exchange” All Shares Index - a barometer that gauges the mood of economy. In the same year, She spearheaded the training of potential Stockbrokers by starting off The Stock Exchange’s Authorised Clerkship Examination. Today, the examination is midwifed by the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS). The credit goes to her that Nigeria ’s Stockbrokers have a pride of place in the international stock markets.

She brought her technical know-how to bear on the Exchange at the inception of the Privatisation and Commercialisation Programme of the Federal Government. As the head of the Exchange’s Quotations Department, she was the Chairman for the Technical Committee on Privatisation and Commercialisation (TCPC) now Bureau for Public Enterprises (BPE). Her laudable contributions to the committee’s achievements earned her special commendation from The Exchange and Federal Government of Nigeria.

In April, 1997, her efforts as the Project Director of the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Limited was crowned with success with the commencement of automated delivery that is Central Depository, Clearing and Settlement System. Her concerted efforts with Rasak Oladejo, the Project Director of Automated Trading System (ATS) culminated in the success story of the new trading regime in April, 1999 (T+5) and on March 1st, 2000 (T+3) in line with developments in advanced markets. As an accomplished securities strategist, she emerged as the Chairman of the African Stock Exchange’s Association (ASEA) listing Committee whose mandate is to produce a standardized Minimum Listing Requirements for ASEA Members to facilitate cross border listing in Africa . She has always served on the ASEA Committee on harmonisation of qualifying examination for stockbrokers in Africa .

Apart from her continued contributions to the growth and development of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, she is ever ready for any national assignment that can uplift Nigerians living standard. She has served as a Director of the National Directorate of Employment in addition to distinguishing herself on the Boards of major companies and two banks operating in Nigeria .

In the field of sports, she is a national figure. She is the current Chairman of the Nigerian handball Federation and Vice-President of the Nigerian Baseball and Softball Federation as well as the International Vice-President of Baseball Worldwide.

She maintained an enviable balancing of her administrative callings with social activities. This probably explains the perception of some of her admirers who insist that “Doctor” has three Voices - Administrative Voice, Intellectual Voice, and Social Voice. Her administrative voice is believed to be “bulish”, an observation which earned her the nick-name - “Margaret Thatcher”, a euphemism for “Iron Lady”. She is a goal-getter and a perfectionist. Her intellectual voice is noticeable whenever she emphasizes her special interest in capacity building while the social voice is full of didactic jokes.

When the history of the African Capital Market is chronicled, Ndi Okekere-Onyiuke’s name shall be engraved as the first woman in Africa to head a stock market, as well as one of the first two women in the world to head a stock market. By any yardstick, the two, are personalities for the famous Guinness Book of World Record.


http://www.newswatchngr.com/editorial/Notable%20Leaders/leaders11115164230.htm

dayokanu:

If a foreigner comes to Nigeria and after some years he starts saying ABEG, WETIN, YOU DEY CRAZE, in informal settings

Would you say its odd?

Do you think anyone wants respect from a casual conversation? WHats the use of bustin Queens ENglish when youre chilling with your homies

i would not think it odd. but if he went back  home and started using those phrases his folk would be concerned.
there is a difference between colloquial use and formal use of a language. and then there is juvenile slang
this queens english phrase is just laziness
all languages,including mine yoruba, tend to operate in colloquial mode most of the time but there is still a huge chasm between the speech of agberos and everyday folk. there is generally a huge difference between so called Ebonics and how everyday amercians speak


this is not an american forum so why should nigerians communicate using americanisms
when did you see two americans saying abeg or wetin to each other.
there is time and place for everything

get rid of this silly inferiority complex and don't give me that queen's english alibi

BABE

gbogbo e leyi ni pe genje ni e
FAKE !! e wo ni gbogbo isokuso ton so to ro pe on so geesi?

KPAU!! eyin na da??

i apologise for derailing the thread but these so called or should i say wannabe americans in our midst should understand we are in a nigerian forum and do not all wish to be americanized.

ok so now we know what we think of each other i won't say anymore. you can have the last word.