Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Minister of Finance advocate for creation of Jobs through industrial partnership with foreign partners through a community scheme like Agriculture,others
It seemed to me that Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is baffled by media's attention she and her colleague ministers are getting daily on Nigeria affairs in general. In facts, she should be, because Nigerians desperate need for for change in their homeland. Madam, Ngozi, instead of publishing Nigerian agendas on internet or website, perhaps you should consider conducting an open policy, and invite reporters and medias to your office to witness bill signing or appropriate a fund to the public uses.
Dr. Okonjo-Iweala, while I agree with the "safety nets" principles, I disagree with the wealth "transfer" in the form of "redistribution" of wealth through subsidies. We must create wealth for the bottom of the pyramid too. Wealth creation should be the ultimate goal; not redistribution from one level of the pyramid to another.
The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi okonjo-Iweala recommend that African leaders should build institutions which promote transparency in the management of natural resources
The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala observe that technology (mobile phone payment) can be use to harness solar energy like entrepreneurs in Israel who build simple solar panel, when the application is install on the phone, rural or small household can make payment through sms and enjoy clean energy at affordable rate
The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala observe that African leaders and policy makers should have the will to pay attention on how they can harness domestic resources carefully especially in countries that are dependent of donor assistant of up to 40% - 50%
Leaders like The Minister of Finance, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has extremely served across Africa and the global society honorably and relentlessly towards sustainable development.
Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, The Minister of Finance recommend that African leaders and policy makers should invest more in technical capacities which improve negotiation skills in institutions
why does she not say WE WILL MANUFACTURE TYRES OR CAR BATTERYS FOR STARTERS OR EVEN TYRE REMOULDS,.stock market indicex mean nothing , its DOLLARS in pockets that matter,.
No matter what the education levels are so low in africa, it will take centuries to get into higher levels of education for all,,.plz look at murray hallums vidoes for new skills,.
the voice make heart happiness if our african woman can be wise like my sister ngozi, not to sit home make trouble art home, look how she speak true in world map?
but sir public infrastructure NEEDS to be privatised, in all the decades that NEPA/PHCN have been run by the government what real benefit have they provided the Nigerian people. There is no stimulus nor motivation for the government to improve and make efficient these infrastructure like there would be if privatised. in the latter case, if you do not perform..you're run out of business. it's as simple as that! shape up or shape out. we need more strategic privatisation initiatives in our country
