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The Director General of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has asked African leaders to look inward for funding opportunities for the continent.

“Access to aid, I think we can begin to think of it as a thing of the past,” the former Nigerian finance minister said at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

According to the ex-World Bank developmental economist, Africa really needs to change its mindset and see opportunities with the seeming challenge and effect of the pause of billions of dollars in global funding for United States’ health and education projects in countries of the world.

Okonjo-Iweala said African leaders must attract investment and mobilise resources to survive contemporary social and economic realities that come with the policies of the Donald Trump presidency.

nnachukz:
Common man does not know anything like aid exist in this government. Let all forms of aid stop, those who steal from it will cry more on our behalf because they have been enjoying them on our behalf.

nnachukz:
Common man does not know anything like aid exist in this government. Let all forms of aid stop, those who steal from it will cry more on our behalf because they have been enjoying them on our behalf.

nnachukz:
Common man does not know anything like aid exist in this government. Let all forms of aid stop, those who steal from it will cry more on our behalf because they have been enjoying them on our behalf.

trendingnigeria:

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SmartPolician:
Oga, rest! Common man dey enjoy aid from America. All those expensive drugs that people used to buy 1 kobo you don't know that Americans fund most of them? For example, antiretrovirals that people get free of charge in government hospitals, who made that possible?

Plus, USAID funds many SMEs in Nigeria. The last programme I saw was $10k to support small businesses in Nigeria and the ads all over the internet.

USAID organises coaching and mentoring programmes for small business holders. Where does the money come from?

The problem of most Nigerians is clearly ignorance.

SmartPolician:
Oga, rest! Common man dey enjoy aid from America. All those expensive drugs that people used to buy 1 kobo you don't know that Americans fund most of them? For example, antiretrovirals that people get free of charge in government hospitals, who made that possible?

Plus, USAID funds many SMEs in Nigeria. The last programme I saw was $10k to support small businesses in Nigeria and the ads all over the internet.

USAID organises coaching and mentoring programmes for small business holders. Where does the money come from?

The problem of most Nigerians is clearly ignorance.

SmartPolician:
Oga, rest! Common man dey enjoy aid from America. All those expensive drugs that people used to buy 1 kobo you don't know that Americans fund most of them? For example, antiretrovirals that people get free of charge in government hospitals, who made that possible?

Plus, USAID funds many SMEs in Nigeria. The last programme I saw was $10k to support small businesses in Nigeria and the ads all over the internet.

USAID organises coaching and mentoring programmes for small business holders. Where does the money come from?

The problem of most Nigerians is clearly ignorance.