[How quote author=Juanmike post=99313428]Olodo.[/quote]

Okay nice

Odewaleadesoye:
It's time we rise and support this woman.

Those oyinbos don't really want her to succeed but fear not, God dey.

You're on point, imagine addressing her, Grand mom.

So it has become a crime to give birth early.

Anyway thank God

istina:
Nothing nothing, she go deliver, igbo amaka

Delta Amaka

Odewaleadesoye:
It's time we rise and support this woman.

Those oyinbos don't really want her to succeed but fear not, God dey.

Look at you. Oyinbos are not your problem.

NwaAmaikpe:



Very typical.

Was it not after eating Sheirfat's kpekus that Kabiru stopped taking her calls despite being the one who had been calling her everyday for 24 months till he scored?
I asked why and he said he realized she didn't bring out the best in him.

Sometimes we fight to get something and once we get it, we realize it really isn't for us because we don't fit in. Our chase was either pure obsession or ego-driven.
Our darling daddy contested endlessly for President just because our darling daddy just wanted to be called President again.

NOI will finally know that being DG of WTO is not about tying ankara gele and influencing the Obahai choice for Obi of Ogwashi-Uku.

Sentiments aside, I think she is ill-equipped for that post.

You're not being sentimental, I think you just have low self esteem. Have you seen her portfolio? Just because Nigeria will not let you be great doesn't mean you are not worthy.

Observer007:


"Most importantly, Okonjo-Iweala has a duty to ensure that the interests of developing economies, especially those of Nigeria and Africa are taken along, especially now that the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, AfCFTA, has come on stream with 31 members having signed up."


It's one thing for her to pave the way for African countries to thrive in the area of international trade, but another for respective governments to show readiness to make real progress. Nigeria specifically isn't ready from current happenings.

Nice