Tag: Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala

The award has mostly been conferred on Nigerians with significant contributions to global economy.

Tony Elumelu Foundation secures commitments to support Africa’s youth to drive climate resilience from WTO, World Bank, UNDP, Government of ...

At 34, he became Crystal Bank's CEO after rebranding it as Standard Trust Bank, which later merged with the United ...

...a disruption that must not be delayed any longer is one in which a woman is given the opportunity to ...

Many of us have not killed lions in the private, but we want to kill goliaths in the public. Christianity ...

Amina Mohammed has already created her own pathway to success and the important issue for Nigeria is to create pathways ...

The current battle is not only against coronavirus, it is also a war against vaccine inequality, with all its perils ...

I believe two million sustainable jobs can be created in the environmental sector immediately. Nigeria is dirty, disorganised and disheveled.

Keeping the schools safe should indeed be a top priority at all levels of government.  But is anyone doing so?

Women are great leaders who bring uniqueness from different emotional and structural dimensions to drive effective solutions to challenges.

While Yewande might be traumatised with these incessant attacks, she is still sitting pretty at her job, despite the criticisms.

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is going to the WTO to save the organisation  and the rest of the world. Africans have high ...

Nigeria's situation at the AfDB foreshadowed what would eventually play out at the WTO, with respect to the candidacy of ...

The former president also spoke on the Paris Club debt.

The group also wants the minister to share information on internal controls regarding disbursement of ECA funds

The Finance Ministry now has a crèche and a clinic

The Minister of Finance says she has not disowned the audit firm.

“For us, no government regardless of the political party they represent, is beyond scrutiny and accountability.”

The Minister of State for Finance says those who say Nigeria is broke are mischievous.

Okonjo-Iweala says Soludo’s CBN accumulated liabilities that cost tax payers about N5.67 trillion during his tenure

The government says it will not review the benchmark price of oil

A deep look at the budget contradicts government’s claim that it was enforcing cuts in the face of dwindling revenue.

The government seeks to lift millions of rural poor out of poverty.

The minister says the country could only be considered broke if government it's unable to pay salaries to workers.

Ms. Okonjo-Iweala says Nigeria also has 30 per cent of the economy in sub-Saharan Africa and 21 per cent of Africa’s ...