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Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by visalo: 3:11pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Nigerian are too smart. He knew he will never be consider for second term |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by alpamo6: 3:12pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
miqos02: i hope so tooWhat abt , he is doing his job and being paid excess for it, let hear something. Nothing extraordinary with all the heap. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by iyalamcletus(m): 3:13pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
begwong: As a royal prince,his eyes are on the emir ship of Kano,but oga at the top Ado Bayero no agreeNa them Them go kill themselves na |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by born2boink(m): 3:14pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Please quit!2013 Sanusi, please quit! 2014 is very far, why not now before you change your mind again.... I can remember the things you done *Crashing. Fixed deposit investment from 10% to 3% so cash can flow within the economy * complaining later about cash flow while you introduce cash-less policy * introduction of #5000 note which was later reject * giving nigeria money to boko haram victim family and forgotten the Christian who died in Church blast * are you not the one that accuse obasanjo that he his a farmer and not nothing about economy, which hausa yeye man better pass obaasanjo,leave and let Yoruba man enter as CBN governor jooh, charles soludo don do his own too |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by idsamoo(m): 3:19pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Onpee! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Nobody: 3:20pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
My greatest happiness for Sanusi is that he failed in implementing his cashless banking. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by PENMIGHT(m): 3:21pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
belovedaja: He knows that the existence of nigeria beyond 2014 is uncertain. At least he can be the governor ACB(arewa central bank) in the new sharia republic. I really feel for him since ado bayero is still on the throne. Likely to be jobless for a long time.This thought of yours is miserable. Jobless? U mean the way Ngozi was that u practically had to beg her to salvage a rotten system? The fear of being jobless is for the likes of the truly retarded,unproductive brains. The likes of Sanusi are the ones that willingly reject position that could have enriched them rather than soiling their reputations. He is not sacked,he doesn't want to be associated with the likes of the Jail breaker of a president. Sanusi not renewing his terms are for bold faces not pro 2015 feeble minded. Sanusi's quitting,Jonathan's loss. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Nobody: 3:23pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
ochukoccna: Despite his over bearing attitude at times, he stands out from the stinking morass Nigeria has become Sanusi, President. Smh. Stop taking drugs. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by creativemusic: 3:24pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
praise God oooooo |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by born2boink(m): 3:27pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
creativemusic: praise God ooooooHallelujah!!!!!! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by qhiwegh(m): 3:27pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Why does he attack China, which is the only power that deals with African countries without political conditions, unlike the west which impose all sorts of conditions intended to recolonise this continent. Methinks he must be under the payroll of Britain and America. We must not give this western infiltrator into our government again. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Nobody: 3:37pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
huuuuuuu....fresh air. next page please. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by stupor(m): 3:41pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Thank God ! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by PENMIGHT(m): 3:43pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Verbes:My friend,thanks for noticing that. Sanusi is truly a man! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by AjanleKoko: 3:50pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
He has some good qualities; the best of him came to the fore during the subsidy imbroglio. While the likes of Ngozi were mumbling ridiculous excuses like maternal mortality as justification, he came out with very articulate proposals, and was always willing to engage criticism constructively. He justified my confidence in home-grown as opposed to 'Tokunbo' policy-makers. I still feel he's a bit of a loose cannon, though. Must be the Hausa-Fulani in him. He seems a bit impatient and arrogant. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by akdjr(m): 3:51pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
All Nigerians will surely know the impact Sanusi has create in reforming the country's financial institution when it was at the point of collapsing.... before he assumed office. My prayer after his resignation, is that we should have a visionary head like him who without sentiment and fear will lead the financial institution from where he stopped. I wish him well in all his endeavor. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Inoknowbook: 3:56pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
qhiwegh: Why does he attack China, which is the only power that deals with African countries without political conditions, unlike the west which impose all sorts of conditions intended to recolonise this continent. Methinks he must be under the payroll of Britain and America. We must not give this western infiltrator into our government again. Shut up, if you don't have anything sensible to say. Sanusi was 100% right. China is dealing with Africa without precondition? Why won't they, when they have seen Africa as a dumping ground for their substandard products. I hope African nations would realize sooner than later the damage that they are causing to their economies with the unfettered access that they have given to china. China never wanted Africa to develop industrially, so that they will have a dumping ground for their products. They do nothing else other than manufacture inferior products and then look for places to dump them. They have even started to take over the African commerce bit by bit. Little china towns are emerging all over Africa. Give a Chinese man a space, and watch him take over your country, especially in Africa where anything goes. They are even more corrupt than us and so, will thrive anywhere. 1 Like |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by supereagle(m): 4:00pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Reserved . |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by qhiwegh(m): 4:07pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
I no know book: You racist bastad, you must love kissing the a$$es of oyibos who tell you to attack the Chinese because they are breaking up the West's stranglehold of Africa. The Chinese are everywhere in the world, but do you see them taking over America or Canada, where there are millions of Chinese? In fact, they contribute beneficially to the economy there, paying much more taxes than they receive as benefits. The same could be said of Malaysia, where the Chinese make up only 25% of the population but pays 70% of the national taxes. Does China force us to purchase their products? I admit they're substandard, but they're cheap so millions of Africans can afford them that they wouldn't otherwise be able to afford. They do also produce quality goods, but they're mostly intended for markets that could afford them. iPhones, iPads, Samsung phones, and BBs are also manufactured in China. But they know that most people in Africa can only afford cheaper, substandard quality goods. That's just common sense! I'm not saying China's Africa's saviour, of course, they're looking out for their own interests, just like everyone else in the world. But I'd rather have a chinko phone than nothing. And Chinese goods are selling in Africa because millions are looking at them as a good deal, or else they wouldn't buy them. What the West do is on a different level. They will control a country via the stringent terms imposed by the IMF and World Bank. They will control a country financially through their banks' control of the foreign exchange and bond markets, economically through trade policies, and politically through terms of democracy, while they support autocratic regimes in Arabia who are governing in their interests. Have you no shame? Don't you remember when the Belgians chopped off hands and ears of MILLIONS of MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN in what is now DRC? 2 Likes |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by solomon111(m): 4:15pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
A master of voodoo economics and senseless economic decisions. A truely incompetent moronn who should never have been there in the first place. I hope the next CBN governor is good enough to clean up the mess sanusi created. Waste of space. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by nedu666: 4:17pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
ye,ye,eee orimi da na my head dey pain me,na wetin, who u think get time to read this long epistle abi u no see the short comments others dey make biodunid: Posted on NVS three years ago. Still stand by it since not much has changed: SLS for Aso Rock ably supported by BRF and Amaechi. Thank God APC will be a more robust platform than the choices available back then. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Inoknowbook: 4:50pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
qhiwegh: |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Inoknowbook: 4:55pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
qhiwegh: You see your your life? You have become so brain washed to assume that Africans cannot afford quality products. I will rather have a quality product than a product I will buy today and it gets bad the next day. I could see that you called yourself a racist bastard while at the same time praising your masters, the Chinese for treating Africans differently. It's good that you realized that their products are inferior. We don't need inferior and substandard products in Africa. Thank God that many African countries are realizing that and are taking measures to curb this menace threatening to consume them. When a country sees another country as a dumping ground for their substandard products, do you think that that country will be interested in seeing to the industrial development of the other? Ol'boy, it's high time you developed your self worth as an individual and also stop thinking through your anus. Being Africans does not give anybody the right to dump inferior products on us, most especially when those same products cannot be sold/and or consumed in their country. Enough said. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by qhiwegh(m): 4:56pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
I no know book: Oh shut up! Just because you can afford quality goods doesn't mean everyone can. I mean good for you and all, but the truth is that many people still can't, and that's the truth. When people buy a substandard chinko product, they know it's substandard, but they make the conscious to buy it anyway because they think it's still a good deal. What part of this simple logic you can't get through your thick head? I'm not praising them. I'm not saying they're here to help us. They're here for their own benefit. But we also benefit from them being here. How else could someone with only 5000 Naira afford a smartphone? And that's a fact. Whereas, when Westerners come to Africa, they invariably want to subjugate us under their yoke. 2 Likes |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by DTaj: 5:05pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Hate him or like him (for his style and 'intellectual arrogance'), you can't take away Sanusi's integrity, demonstrated competence, sense of conviction, and strong character. Read what people, whose views are well-regarded, said about the news of his wish not to seek a second term: 1. Bismarck Rewane, repected senior Economist, analyst and public commentator, CEO Financial Derivatives Co. Ltd, yesterday said: “That quality of character, that boldness is a quality that will be difficult to find amongst policy makers in Nigeria.” 2. Samir Gadio, PhD Economics, respected global Economist and emerging-markets strategist at Standard Bank Group Ltd said: “He has a strong personality and a lot of people invested in the country just because of the personal relationship and the trust in Sanusi, and the confidence that Sanusi inspires”. Aside from the jaundiced views of ethnic jingoists, the large army of ignorant commentators, and religious bigots, Sanusi has acquitted himself very well and responsibly in the banking sector, considering the enormity of the challenges he has had to face... Those who are real operators in the banking industry and those who have had close professional relationships with him (not uninformed arm-chair critics, road-side anaylsts, and those who benefitted from the years of the locust when banks ran on 'virtual capital'), agree that he has impacted on the financial service industry in remarkably good ways... I sincerely wish that he should record his experience at the CBN in a book after his tenure. We wish you well SLS, man of high impact! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by DTaj: 5:06pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Hate him or like him (for his style and 'intellectual arrogance'), you can't take away Sanusi's integrity, demonstrated competence, sense of conviction, and strong character. Read what people, whose views are well-regarded, said about the news of his wish not to seek a second term: 1. Bismarck Rewane, repected senior Economist, analyst and public commentator, CEO Financial Derivatives Co. Ltd, yesterday said: “That quality of character, that boldness is a quality that will be difficult to find amongst policy makers in Nigeria.” 2. Samir Gadio, PhD Economics, respected global Economist and emerging-markets strategist at Standard Bank Group Ltd said: “He has a strong personality and a lot of people invested in the country just because of the personal relationship and the trust in Sanusi, and the confidence that Sanusi inspires”. Aside from the jaundiced views of ethnic jingoists, the large army of ignorant commentators, and religious bigots, Sanusi has acquitted himself very well and responsibly in the banking sector, considering the enormity of the challenges he has had to face... Those who are real operators in the banking industry and those who have had close professional relationships with him (not uninformed arm-chair critics, road-side anaylsts, and those who benefitted from the years of the locust when banks ran on 'virtual capital'), agree that he has impacted on the financial service industry in remarkably good ways... I sincerely wish that he should record his experience at the CBN in a book after his tenure. We wish you well SLS, man of high impact! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by DTaj: 5:07pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Hate him or like him (for his style and 'intellectual arrogance'), you can't take away Sanusi's integrity, demonstrated competence, sense of conviction, and strong character. Read what people, whose views are well-regarded, said about the news of his wish not to seek a second term: 1. Bismarck Rewane, respected senior Economist, analyst and public commentator, CEO Financial Derivatives Co. Ltd, yesterday said: “That quality of character, that boldness is a quality that will be difficult to find amongst policy makers in Nigeria.” 2. Samir Gadio, PhD Economics, respected global Economist and emerging-markets strategist at Standard Bank Group Ltd said: “He has a strong personality and a lot of people invested in the country just because of the personal relationship and the trust in Sanusi, and the confidence that Sanusi inspires”. Aside from the jaundiced views of ethnic jingoists, the large army of ignorant commentators, and religious bigots, Sanusi has acquitted himself very well and responsibly in the banking sector, considering the enormity of the challenges he has had to face... Those who are real operators in the banking industry and those who have had close professional relationships with him (not uninformed arm-chair critics, road-side analysts, and those who benefitted from the years of the locust when banks ran on 'virtual capital'), agree that he has impacted on the financial service industry in remarkably good ways... I sincerely wish that he should record his experience at the CBN in a book after his tenure. We wish you well SLS, man of high impact! |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Peterwins(m): 5:28pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
The topic is rather misleading. His tenure will end in 2014 and he doesn't expect the President to re-appoint him after so much unnecessary invectives from him. The CBN is quite institutionalised and you don't have to be a rocket scientist to be the governor. Sanusi displayed so much arrogance as if he was the one that created the policies he simply implemented. I guess Soludo did same. The policies of most central banks around the world are policies according to the Basel Accords (Basel I, II and III). The policies implemented by former CBN governor Soludo and those implemented by Sanusi are policies created (recommendations) abroad in Basel Switzerland by the Basel committee on banking supervision. As a CBN governor you simply domesticate these policies (Basel Accords). I was amazed he acted (perhaps he was ignorant then) as if it was Soludo that really created the consolidation policy and other policies when he was made the CBN governor. Nigerians really need proper information and not junk journalism these days. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by ingrpato: 5:29pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
He must have been put under pressure, been forced to resign... He probably decided to wait till 2014 in other to finish his contract. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by Inoknowbook: 5:30pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
qhiwegh: Necessity, as the folks say, is the mother of invention. If we as Africans, look for these products that we consider to be very necessary to our lives and cannot get them because they are not affordable, it will make us to look inward and try producing those products ourselves. But if we have a choice of getting an inferior version of the same product, there is always the tendency for us to go for the inferior alternative thereby, becoming complacent. Do you realize the number of indigenous industries that had gone out of business because they could not compete with the influx of these cheap and substandard Chinese products? The Chinese are wrecking havoc on African economies and the sooner we realized that the better. And I'm not saying this out of malice against the Chinese, but rather out of patriotism. I have Chinese as my business partners and mind you, I deal with them on one of the few aspects of our economy in which they are not allowed to dump inferior goods on us, to wit, pharmaceuticals. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by AjanleKoko: 5:34pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
Peterwins: The topic is rather misleading. His tenure will end in 2014 and he doesn't expect the President to re-appoint him after so much unnecessary invectives from him. Hmm, a very sane take on the topic. Though it's no secret that it is usually about the man and not the institution in Africa. We have simply not arrived at that level of organization. It's very normal in our societies for individuals to adopt a 'maverick' toga and hog the limelight, rather than focus on what results are required of the institutions they manage. Sanusi, like 90% of African bureaucrats, is no exception. That's why you see extreme adulation on one side, and extreme vituperations on the other. He's tried to use his position to cast himself as some kind of political contender, which is ridiculous in my view. Similar to Ribadu assuming that his stint as EFCC chairman was sufficient to run for office as president. Sanusi definitely should leave the office in 2014. |
Re: Sanusi To Quit As CBN Governor In 2014 by informatix: 5:47pm On Mar 21, 2013 |
kano state Governor Sanusi LAmido sanusi |
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