₦airaland Forum

ProudDick:
Osu bitch. Bring out the quote.

Area4Area:
Open another thread on that, this one is about what Ezeife said. Don't try to derail

ProudDick:
Buhari never said that you fool!

Stop reading twisted headlines.

Area4Area:
Did you read the threat and blackmail from Ezeife?
Nobody is threatened by his statement, he just ridiculed his old age

Area4Area:
.....then stop threatening others for the presidency

NonFarmPayrol:
Yes

NonFarmPayrol:
Is Ubong Umoh his brother

otuekong1:
Hmmmm ato mo ke akwa ibom??

otuekong1:
Why do you Igbo's always love bullying and insulting it makes no sense,please show some courtesy
If we the Akwa ibomites say that there is no indigenous Igbo village in our state,its left for us, its not what you should result to insult and lies
Please show maturity

otuekong1:
You were welcome and accomodated in Akwa Ibom ,but you have only been raining insults on all your comments
You need to be matured

Cletus77:
I don't have anything to say to you guy...u can't be dragging my own state with me. Its funny how you list Igbo as the only tribe in your state during statistics and also include Igbo in other SS states. This is not Rivers state bro, we are entirely different

Printerscanner:
This poster is unfortunate just like his forefathers

AmuDimkpa:
Why not just say “Nigerian woman or even woman”. I don’t understand why her tribe had to be the subject. Nawa o

UncleJudax:
Which one be Igbo Woman? Sensationalism!

AfDB appoints Chinelo Anohu, ex-PENCOM DG, to head Africa Investment Forum


Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank Group, has announced the appointment of Chinelo Anohu as head and senior director of the Africa Investment Forum (AIF).

Anohu, a highly accomplished international corporate lawyer, was the former director-general of the National Pension Commission (PENCOM) and a member of the London Stock Exchange Africa advisory board.

Her appointment took effect from September 1, 2019.

According to AfDB, Anohu has a formidable track record in formulating investment strategies, and brings extensive knowledge of institutional investment practice and experience in attracting new capital, expertise in the development of innovative asset classes, spanning pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, private equity and private family wealth funds.

The Bank is set to hold the 2019 edition of the Africa Investment Forum on 11-13 November 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa, after a successful inaugural edition in 2018 attracted $39 billion in investment interests for bankable deals in Africa.

The Africa Investment Forum has become Africa’s premier multi-stakeholder transactional platform for leveraging investments from the private sector, African and global financial institutions, global pension funds and sovereign wealth funds and other institutional investors.

It also provides an unparalleled platform for engagements with African Heads of State and Governments to discuss, in the Forum’s unique “Investment Board Rooms”, policy, business and investment incentives to close transactions in real-time.

ADESINA: I’m delighted she’s joining us

Adesina at Africa Investment Forum (AIF) 2018

“I am delighted that Chinelo Anohu is joining us as the Head and Senior Director of the Africa Investment Forum,” Adesina said.

“Her can-do-attitude, leadership, hands-on experience in working with global pension funds and institutional investors, and extensive global networks among institutional investors, will significantly position and help the Africa Investment Forum to drive its global agenda to attract more investments to Africa.”

Chinelo began her professional career as an Attorney with the global oil conglomerate, Chevron, Nigeria.

She worked in legal and financial services firms in Nigeria and the United Kingdom before joining the Nigerian Bureau of Public Enterprises, the implementation agency for the reform and privatization of state-owned enterprises.

As a consultant assigned by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Chinelo helped to restructure and privatize the Nigerian Telecommunications Limited, Nicon Hilton Hotel, and AfriBank, among several others.

An adept and sound negotiator, she successfully worked with acquiring entities, liaising and managing complex relationships, including with the Nigerian National Assembly and labor organizations.

Under her leadership as Director-General of the Nigerian Pension Commission,  the number of contributors rose from five million to close to eight million, while assets under management grew from $19.3 billion to a record $42 billion.

She also introduced innovative micro pension structures that created opportunities for informal sector workers to be included in the contributory pension scheme.

Chinelo created the first-ever World Pension Summit Africa, which was held in Africa three years in a row, and convened global financial experts across the pension industry.

She graduated in 1996 with a Bachelor of Law from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and a Master’s degree in Computer and Communications Law from the London School of Economics in 2000.

She has studied at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, USA and the Insead Business School, France.

nrexzy:
No vex oooo

Did buhari personally sack her??


Or Una just like tribalism

globemoney:
I'm not the one that said I want build a factory.. Abi imaginary factory don enter voicemail too, nurse sunday?

globemoney:
So why didnt you build it when obi was governor?

globemoney:
Nwabobo is your factory ready?

Anambralstson:
Same with me, my is DJI Phantom 4, I'm expecting it before Yuletide season by God's grace.

Some of the projects Gov Obiano is building in COOUH

Hungrychicken:
All because of the Igbos and their love for money, they have painted the whole black race bad. smh.

seunfly:
Honestly I admire northern governors in every aspect except education sector. Our leaders down south will only blame one northerner, religion or political party for their failures yet we the so called educated followers will keep on voting for failure because we hate the people in other party.

Edited for those who raised issues about what I wrote up here.

@ tribalistseun, @ Blazebond, @ Bolowolowo, @staffofOrayan and others.

It's is funny as we southerner still have prejudice about North and I'm sure many of you have not been to Northern part of Nigeria b4, in terms of infrastructures, they are far ahead of South. Funny things is that many who find their ways to the north will blame past military government for those infrastructures not knowing that 80% of those infrastructures was done by civilian governors while our own governors were busy stealing money and blaming federal government for their own failure. Let's take Kano for example, Kwakwaso did a very good Job turning the face of Kano around while Ganduje also added to it, kastina's infrastructure was done by Yaradua while other added to it. I v been to Gombe, Jigawa, Bauchi, Katsina, Sokoto and I can tell you no state can match them in terms of infrastructure Viz a Viz their monthly allocation/geographical size yet many of the southern part especially southsouth that collects huge allocation has little to show for it. Some of you claimed that their IGR is low therfore they are not performing, this makes me laugh because they still manage to outperform the so called high IGR state and for reference sake, your IGR income does not prove your performance, it is just what your state generates.
Lastly somebody claimed education is the key, yes it is the key but I only fault them for not doing anything serious to encourage their children to school but they are far better than most southern states in terms of education investment apart from Rivers state which was done during Ameachi's term, check average school in the north and compare it with average school in south, you will see the difference. If not for success, how will you guys know how bad the schools in delta is. I know all this things because I was once a consultant to MDGs and I v traveled round this country to see what each state has in terms of minimum development requirement which are Education, health, agriculture, water, infrastructure etc
From my MDGs assessment, I can gladly tell you the worst kind of leaders comes from middlebelt state, Kogi, kwara, benue, Niger, Nassarawa but pleatue is excluded while the next in the award is Southsouth states particularly Bayelsa, followed by Delta, cross river while Akwa ibom and rivers are excluded, the next is Southeast.
I know we are good at denying the fact and reality on ground but does that help? You can deny you have eaten just because you don't want neighbours to laugh at you, but who is hungry? Is it your neighbour.
I'm not saying they are good Viz a viz international standard but in the mist of mad people dancing naked in the market, the only person that wears boxer or pants will be considered OK.

conductor250:
Lol. What is Ohaneze?

All these over-bribed old buffoons are making it too obvious.

At least if Buhari gave you some billions and some mansions to support Fraudgeria you don't have to sound like an oaf all the time preaching fake yoonity that you know in the back of your mind is not plausible.

LMAO on the empty skulls of yoonity beggars who think this man is speaking in his right mind and not under the influence of dollars