Aufbauh:
She that allows an evil to hold sway in her reign is equally guilty of not just abating it but promoting same.

Responsibility begins already with the making of the resolution,not just with the accomplished deed,which is simply the consequence of the resolution.

If under your cover and guidance the more adept can even rake in quite successful haul and do many things that would not stand up to any moral examination, yet you claim a reputations of being capable then you're irresponsible.....simple!

NB: I don't have time to reply ignorant quotes below...some comments are beyond kids comprehension.

Aufbauh:
She that allows an evil to hold sway in her reign is equally guilty of not just abating it but promoting same.

Responsibility begins already with the making of the resolution,not just with the accomplished deed,which is simply the consequence of the resolution.

If under your cover and guidance the more adept can even rake in quite successful haul and do many things that would not stand up to any moral examination, yet you claim a reputations of being capable then you're irresponsible.....simple!

NB: I don't have time to reply ignorant quotes below...some comments are beyond kids comprehension.

IsThisChange:


http://punchng.com/okonjo-iweala-may-not-guilty-fraud-joda/

paschal47:
they are looking for a way to bring her back.






simply ask and it shall be given unto you

Izontubo:
i just like this woman..if only denzieni could emulate her ways back then ,she wouldn't be hunted by this present dumb administration..

okonja is a financial guru..she keeps record of all her activities for posterity sake...reason why no one can indict her..even the short black ugly thief (oshiomole) is tired of running around her issues...the woman sure knows what integrity is..she represents the world...

Chukazu:


ask yourself, beyond the rhetoric you read on social media, have they been able to find any tangible proof against DEZIANI?

sinistermind:
That's what they fail to understand about this woman. The FG should do away with pride and engage Nigerian bright minds on country's economy as consultants to provide solution to this economic problem.

djon78:
I have read a lot of comments before making mine.

Jonathan did a lot of wrong things, but the reason why Nigerians economy was better off was not really about the oil earnings, it was simply because of the high number of technocrats he had in his administration; Okonjo Iweala, Akinwunmi Adesina, Olusegun Aganga etc.

This present administrations biggest problem is dearth or small number or even no technocrats in her supply. IN addition, majority of Jonathan's technocrats where coming from outside the country, with lots of experiences from having worked in foreign institutions, so they had a full grasp of the entire situation.

Why I mentioned technocrats with foreign experience is because these are the people Nigeria needs presently to turn around her fortunes. Nigeria as a nation is so disconnected from the global economy and markets,Nigeria has so much opportunity still going for her, if Nigeria gets her act right, she can spring up to become a big major economy in the world within a space of a decade or 2. But for Nigeria to transform a lot of bureaucracy, fat cats, redundancy must give way. We must get the best of the best to run our systems, not mediocre, ignorant and half baked individuals.
We are in an era in the world where knowledge reins supreme, therefore we as a nation have no reason dealing with super ignorant folks running our system. Time is ticking, we must get it right, because if we fail as a nation, a time will come when other parts of the world may not even tolerate us anymore. There is so much going for this nation, a word is enough for the wise.

We as a nation must seek for the best form of knowledge out there, we must completely overhaul our education and economic system, I will say it again, we need to get the best of the best, because those we have now have never really handled massive, complex task before and then they think they can handle the precarious situation the nation is in now. I rest my case.

Thanks

OBAGADAFFI:


You probably dont know the job of CFO's .

CFO's don't supervise how money approved by the Board of Directors is spent, they simply approve and keep record for Audit purpose.

It's not JOB Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala or Kemi Adeosun to query or supervise money approved by the NEC or Presidency .

Mission

To manage the Nation's finances in an open, transparent, accountable and efficient manner that delivers on the country's development priorities.


http://www.finance.gov.ng/index.php/the-ministry/philosopy

Aufbauh:
She that allows an evil to hold sway in her reign is equally guilty of not just abating it but promoting same.

Responsibility begins already with the making of the resolution,not just with the accomplished deed,which is simply the consequence of the resolution.

If under your cover and guidance the more adept can even rake in quite successful haul and do many things that would not stand up to any moral examination, yet you claim a reputations of being capable then you're irresponsible.....simple!

NB: I don't have time to reply ignorant quotes below...some comments are beyond kids comprehension.

jaybee3:

bla bla bla bla

So they singularly delivered your phantom economic growth without having using career civil servants who are probably still serving the current government as we debate

Don't you understand the simple dynamics of economics?

Phew

djon78:
I have read a lot of comments before making mine.

Jonathan did a lot of wrong things, but the reason why Nigerians economy was better off was not really about the oil earnings, it was simply because of the high number of technocrats he had in his administration; Okonjo Iweala, Akinwunmi Adesina, Olusegun Aganga etc.

This present administrations biggest problem is dearth or small number or even no technocrats in her supply. IN addition, majority of Jonathan's technocrats where coming from outside the country, with lots of experiences from having worked in foreign institutions, so they had a full grasp of the entire situation.

Why I mentioned technocrats with foreign experience is because these are the people Nigeria needs presently to turn around her fortunes. Nigeria as a nation is so disconnected from the global economy and markets,Nigeria has so much opportunity still going for her, if Nigeria gets her act right, she can spring up to become a big major economy in the world within a space of a decade or 2. But for Nigeria to transform a lot of bureaucracy, fat cats, redundancy must give way. We must get the best of the best to run our systems, not mediocre, ignorant and half baked individuals.
We are in an era in the world where knowledge reins supreme, therefore we as a nation have no reason dealing with super ignorant folks running our system. Time is ticking, we must get it right, because if we fail as a nation, a time will come when other parts of the world may not even tolerate us anymore. There is so much going for this nation, a word is enough for the wise.

We as a nation must seek for the best form of knowledge out there, we must completely overhaul our education and economic system, I will say it again, we need to get the best of the best, because those we have now have never really handled massive, complex task before and then they think they can handle the precarious situation the nation is in now. I rest my case.

Thanks

Nigerian govt borrowing billions to pay salaries – Okonjo-Iweala

In the face of dwindling oil revenues, Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said the Federal Government has borrowed about N473billion to pay salaries and fund the 2015 budget.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/182543-nigerian-govt-borrowing-billions-to-pay-salaries-okonjo-iweala.html

Brace for tougher times ahead, Okonjo-Iweala tells Nigerians


Nigerians should brace for tougher economic times ahead, the Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has said as crude oil prices slipped to a four year low on Wednesday.
New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) December WTI oil futures sold at $75.20 per barrel on Wednesday, down $1.98, from $74.96 per barrel the previous day, the lowest level for a most-active contract since September 2010.
Though the price of sweet crude, the blend of oil export from Nigeria, rose marginally at the close of trading on Wednesday to $76.96 per barrel, it has already crashed below the $79 per barrel benchmark approved in the 2014 Appropriation Act, concerns are mounting that tough times are indeed ahead.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171145-brace-tougher-times-ahead-okonjo-iweala-tells-nigerians.html

collinsVP:


I agree with you but on the issue of sanisu. He was equally wasteful while hidding under independence of the CBN and disbursed billions in charity.

aresssa:
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Her primary mission is accountability and even to start with, she had no business approving or taking part in any fund release not mandated by the Nigerian legislature, the whole exercise was illegal.


I guess we lost billions because of illegal waivers because her ministry was not responsible and accountable for granting them to cronies

I guess we lost billions of dollars under NNPC because she was not responsible and accountable for keeping track of our earnings and making sure every kobo was deposited


I guess she was not responsible and accountable when we lost hundreds of billions for years when she paid ghost workers under her nose

I guess she was not responsible and accountable when she looked the other way while income generating agencies and MDAs pocketed every kobo instead of depositing it into the federal account in her care

I guess she was not responsible or accountable for diversifying our economy when oil was selling for $100

I guess she was not responsible and accountable when she was borrowing hundreds of billions of dollars when oil was selling for $80 and setting us up for financial meltdown..


I guess she was not responsible when in 2014 she told us to get ready for suffering and austerity when oil was selling for $80


In fact she was not responsible or accountable for anything, we just hired and paid her top dollars for making sure every looter easily loot us dry while she looked the other way and even facilitated the looting...


Sometimes I just wonder about you and your kind...[/s]

OBAGADAFFI:


Where were your likes,when same woman work under OBJ, secured debt forgiveness and increase the foreign reserve .

For information, the discussion on government spendings starts and ends with Politician(President, Governors, and legislators).

Minster/commissioner of Finance don't award and implement contracts outside their ministry.

Minster/commissioner of Finance don't dictate which project to implement to Politicians(President, Governors, and legislators) should approve or jettison.

Minster/commissioner of Finance don't prepare budgets for other MDA's .

Her accountability is keeping is proper documentation and records of all government spendings. And that she has done.


Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is an agbado inu igo

aresssa:
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We know OBJ sacked her unceremoniously and she failed miserably under 2 different administrations.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltrsjqTE_p8

^^^


And in the above video, the useless woman openly confessed to the world how miserably she failed us so keep quiet, she admitted she failed so I don't need any silly, meaningless and pointless rubbish from you and your kind..

Aufbauh:
She that allows an evil to hold sway in her reign is equally guilty of not just abating it but promoting same.

Responsibility begins already with the making of the resolution,not just with the accomplished deed,which is simply the consequence of the resolution.

If under your cover and guidance the more adept can even rake in quite successful haul and do many things that would not stand up to any moral examination, yet you claim a reputations of being capable then you're irresponsible.....simple!

NB: I don't have time to reply ignorant quotes below...some comments are beyond kids comprehension.

sinistermind:
That's what they fail to understand about this woman. The FG should do away with pride and engage Nigerian bright minds on country's economy as consultants to provide solution to this economic problem.

praxisnetworks:
she maybe innocent contrary to what modath n crew would have loved!


seun am still seeking a precise interpretation of Rule2!

kettykin:
Useless party of conspirators, they expected a world class economist to come and be stealing their worthless currency, Ndi iberibe, big for nothing country that thrives on the achievement and resources of the same people they refer to as 5%

Izontubo:
i just like this woman..if only denzieni could emulate her ways back then ,she wouldn't be hunted by this present dumb administration..

okonja is a financial guru..she keeps record of all her activities for posterity sake...reason why no one can indict her..even the short black ugly thief (oshiomole) is tired of running around her issues...the woman sure knows what integrity is..she represents the world...

buchilino:


D QUESTION IS, CAN BUHARI REMOVE RELIGIOUS N TRIBAL SENTIMENTS WEN MAKING DECISIONS. DAT HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY REASON 4 DISLIKING HIM.

TheGoodJoe:


Joda expressed surprise at Okonjo-Iweala’s, action of not resigning her position even when it became obvious that many people in the administration were not acting in good conscience.

DIKEnaWAR:
She didn't attain the level she has in life by being brainless like our politicians na. She knows her onion and even if this government does not like her face, they should try and engage other Nigerians like her who are equally good to manage this situation for us pending when we grow some brains and begin to diversify and refine our crude locally.


As it stands, the Ministers of ; budget and planning, Agriculture, Trade and investment, Finance and others connected to some critical sectors of our economy are not thinking standing on their feet. The President either need to change them or let them bring their expertise to the able without interference.