Hmmm

Madam

This is time to partner and finance the establishment of international rice, fruit juice, milk electronic, electrical, mechanical etc industries whose products constitute the largest imported goods and the greatest pressure on our foreign reserve.


Pls hurry up before we end up like Ghana.

states not getting faac allocations and everything crashing at good prices but all is well when prices fall?

this madam's economics are wonderful

what ??
there are more causes for alarm

When Okonjo speaks I wonder how she ever got to such a high position in world bank because I use to think that Imanmadu(man kn man) was peculiar to africa.

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Lol. Most times the high positions bestowed on Africans are mere charade, they put them there as puppet in order to have maximum grip on their economical interest in the regions. Normal western shenanigan

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No cause for control...

everything is under alarm..


yeye dey smell

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stop twisting the topic

you mods

So far, we all know that the present Administration is full of white lies and schemes!

When they ask you to stand, please run for your life! Don't take madam fat jaws too seriously!

She spins lies from her offices as Coordination Minister of the economy and Minister of finance! What a feat..

Conclusively, no cause for alarm yet she hastily introduced austerity measures! She didn't know she has already sounded the trumpet..

Yeye dey smell

When a minister says something Like this the wise should be most alarmed.





Powerful state governors drained Nigeria's boom time oil savings - Okonjo-Iweala
Source: e reporter.com.ng/index.php/national-news/item/1715-powerful-state-governors-drained-nigeria-s-boom-time-oil-savings-okonjo-iweala

What she is trying to tell us is,
no cause for alarm senators and reps and all other political office holders,
this is not going to affect your salaries and bonuses,
it's the poor man on the street that's going to suffer the pain

Ok

Hmmmmm.....

No cause for alarm.....


Yet, all economic alarm bells are ringing.


Who is deceiving who

story for the gods. wit all her havard nd world bank experience cant see wat she has done for this economy. the naira has been devalued and we all know nigeria is an import based economy. prices of comodities will rise. madam Harvard d subsidy una remove i never see d impact. i no get lite since monday. almost all d federal roads in lagos is bad. so no cause for alarm indeed. yeye dey smell

No be porsin wey first panic announced Austerity Measures on behalf of government now de tok say no cause for alarm? This people shaaa clueless o if you ask me

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No cause for alarm but your CBN has already devalued the naira. Story for Amadioha.

There is cause for alarm oooooo
Especially from this part of the world.
Where all our politfcian needs is opportunity

FRONTPAGE!!!!!!!


Ladies and gentlemen, i was there when Declining Oil price: No Cause For Alarm – Okonjo-iweala made Frontpage. Cheers!!!

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http://leadership.ng/news/392053/dwindling-revenue-cause-alarm-okonjo-iweala

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No cause for control. Everything is under alarm

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Hmmm

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When the government tells you not to panic, that's exactly when you start panicking. 'Lol OPEC is irrelevant, this cartel doesn't have the power or influence it used to have. Since 2011, U.S stopped buying Nigerian Oil. Today, oil prices are falling and it will get worse. In the past, OPEC was able to set the price in the market, whenever they had meetings everyone waited patiently for their decisions. Lol but can you believe OPEC had a meeting 2 days ago and nobody cared, the financial sectors weren't even affected. U.S is producing shale oil at an alarming rate and its only going to get higher once the Keystone Project is passed by congress. I honestly feel bad for Nigeria, our currency just got devalued due to the low oil price and its only going to get worse. The youth of this generation need to write letters to all their government officials, organize protests and campaign against politicians who are so myopic not to see the incoming doom looming over Nigeria. Vote for public officials who want the economy to focus on agriculture, improvement in the nation's electricity infrastructure and establishments of industrial plants if we are to remain relevant in the next 25years.'