is okonjo iweala getting things right to improve our economy? if not, what could u have done better?

Start sellin weed. ewu

centmichael101:
Start sellin weed. ewu

hw will that improve d economy?

Slice the budget of every dam minister

1. Cut recurrent expenditure, especially those of legislatures and political appointees by 60%.

2. Divert the revenue from 1 above into capital expenditure.

3. If budget is passed, ensure that over 95% implementation is achieved.

4. Carry out independent and uncompromised onsite investigations to ensure that earmarked projects are completed to the letter.

5. Promote fiscal policies that encourage production of goods and services in Nigeria and consumption of same.

I will tell the citizens the truth about Nigerian economy which is currently experiencing zzzzzzzz.
2. Advice the President to prune his over bloated cabinet and cut recurrent expenditure by half.
3. Stabilize the Nigerian currency. This free fall must stop.
4. Discourage the use of foreign currencies locally by our politicians.

5. Discourage borrowing for frivolous reasons .
6. Face the serious job of salvaging the economy instead of gallivanting all over the place campaigning for a government that is doomed to fail.

nothing you can do once no.1 is corrupt.
see what happened when she started publishing federal allocation(obj sacked her)
if i were her i would steal my own "share" and distribute to the "owners"(farmers,students,manufacturesr)
get elected to the presidency and THEN crackdown on corruption

mikolo80:
nothing you can do once no.1 is corrupt.
see what happened when she started publishing federal allocation(obj sacked her)
if i were her i would steal my own "share" and distribute to the "owners"(farmers,students,manufacturesr)
get elected to the presidency and THEN crackdown on corruption

somebody said we don't have strong laws against corruption and its very difficult for any democratic government to tackle corruption in nigeria. is that correct? was this properly addressed at the national conference?

selfemployed:


somebody said we don't have strong laws against corruption and its very difficult for any democratic government to tackle corruption in nigeria. is that correct? was this properly addressed at the national conference?

NOT MUCH WRONG WITH OUR LAWS.
EVERTHING WRONG WITH US(LAW USERS)

mikolo80:
NOT MUCH WRONG WITH OUR LAWS.
EVERTHING WRONG WITH US(LAW USERS)

nothing is wrong with the immunity on governors and law makers? who will check them when they r corrupt?

selfemployed:


nothing is wrong with the immunity on governors and law makers? who will check them when they r corrupt?

governors have immunity for 8yrs at most.no lawmaker does.neither do the ministers or commissioners.there is also the power of recall for those truly dedicated to making our leaders accountable unlike me and you just keyboard warrioring here
lots of ways to skin a cat

selfemployed:


somebody said we don't have strong laws against corruption and its very difficult for any democratic government to tackle corruption in nigeria. is that correct? was this properly addressed at the national conference?

we got laws. we simply not ready to fight for our privileges