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I see that Kenyan woman Amina Mohammed getting the job.

IJOBA2:
STOP SMOKING COLORADO BRUH

Colorado get weed? i think say na chiraq

IJOBA2:
STOP SMOKING COLORADO BRUH

Hahaha

JidennaJason:
God bless Delta State.

Damn Niggarrrr.

Are you a Delta Born Niggarrrr ?

Igbo woman must we win.. when it comes to this kind of thing, Igbo is number 1.

guychidile:
Ngozi Okonji Iwualla all the way.

Na d korean woman them go give am to

The Egyptian is out?

what can we do for her success, I think we hope and pray for her victorious entry.

Thank God the Egypt guy is out of the pix. He gives me more palpitations than the Kenyan lady.
As usual, African problem is more of internal than external.

Since she is now a full flesh and blood American and an Harvard graduate the race will not be easy but USA don't play with their interest.

floridam:
I see that Kenyan woman Amina Mohammed getting the job.

U mean 2 say she's the next to exit.

floridam:
I see that Kenyan woman Amina Mohammed getting the job.

Abeg, don't see her oooo.....that's the favourite.

Congratulations Ngozi

It's going to be a female most likely, minority female

Lima Fox all the way....

Okoojo-wahala should go.and sit down....

She will.be disgraced out...

fergie001:
Eight Candidates applied for the vacant #WTODG position:
https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/5979465/wto-candidates-dg-position#91528630

All candidates did undergo the selection process:
https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/5993688/wto-dg-selection-process-begins-today



WTO


Liam Fox (The UK)



Mohammed Maziad Al-Tuwaijiri (KSA)



Amina Mohammed (KEN)



Ms Yoo Myung-Hee (KOR)



Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (NGA)

This is amazing, only three of my top 5 made the cut. This means that political chess mastery/ingenuity of the candidates sponsoring country plays a major role than even their competence/suitability for the job, otherwise Yoo Myung-hee (S.Korea) and Mohammad Maziad (Saudi Arabia) has no business in the top 5. Amina of Kenya still remains my favourite, though happenings in the last few weeks shows that Ngozi of Nigeria has very powerful friends in high places who may just nick the job for her. Wherever the pendulum swings among these two African Amazons, it will be a great win for Africa and Female gender. Let the best Woman win

sirabbey:


This is amazing, only three of my top 5 made the cut. This means that political chess mastery/ingenuity of the candidates sponsoring country plays a major role than even their competence/suitability for the job, otherwise Yoo Myung-hee (S.Korea) and Mohammad Maziad (Saudi Arabia) has no business in the top 5. Amina of Kenya still remains my favourite, though happenings in the last few weeks shows that Ngozi of Nigeria has very powerful friends in high places who may just nick the job for her. Wherever the pendulum swings among these two African Amazons, it will be a great win for Africa and Female gender. Let the best Woman win

I had One out........Seade.

The nation's politics is telling a difference.
A woman will lead the WTO but Amina is my Problem...wallahi.

fergie001:
Eight Candidates applied for the vacant #WTODG position:
https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/5979465/wto-candidates-dg-position#91528630

All candidates did undergo the selection process:
https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/5993688/wto-dg-selection-process-begins-today



WTO


Liam Fox (The UK)



Mohammed Maziad Al-Tuwaijiri (KSA)



Amina Mohammed (KEN)



Ms Yoo Myung-Hee (KOR)



Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (NGA)

Now look at how that Mohammed maziad from Saudi Arabia dressed, immediately he wins now he will tell you that sort of dressing is unislamic n therefore he would be turning out in kaftan and Arabian head scarf hypocrites.

Ngozi Okonjo Iweala all day everyday I vibe with you momma

After someone will come out and say women are not intelligent. Everyone is surrounded by people of their caliber. If women around you are unintelligent, it says a lot about your circle.

WTO: ECOWAS reiterates for Okonjo-Iweala
September 19, 2020 in News

https://thenationonlineng.net/wto-ecowas-reiterates--for-okonjo-iweala/