luvinhubby:
Sanusi that almost ruined Nigeria banking sector with his rogue sacks, nationalisation and sale of some Nigerian banks, that man is an alien-virus like you.

@ luvinhubby, e be like u were sacked from the Banking industry and unfortunately, during SLS time. I can feel the hatred. Just calm down.

alienvirus: I thought you knew little. But you knew nothing.

c ifipa ooo,,jst laffn

Francis5:

If he did not know in the past (read knew) but knows now (read know), who then is the foooool? You, of course.

shut up,u r d 1 dat get it wrong

luvinhubby:
Sanusi that almost ruined Nigeria banking sector with his rogue sacks, nationalisation and sale of some Nigerian banks, that man is an alien-virus like you.

Not to make mentioned of Islamic Banking system.

Francis5:



See grammar na!! Spoken like a true cattle rearer

dude...your grammar is wrong...Alien virus typed the correct tense. but you displayed ur olodoism

Na 100 I dey c abi 1000...

Lilimax: Better put, umuigbo nwere mmadu. **runs out of this thread**

hahahahahahaha

My people from the east, is like u detest Sanusi's achievement so much that u couldn't even point out the reforms he made to the banking sector...the Past CBN governors have laid the good foundation, and he has taken the banking sector to a new level...this is the height Nigeria banks has never been before...am sure, it was the other way around(bad news), u wouldn't have been giving Soludo the accolades...U will point the finger at SLS...whether we like it or not, Our banks has been more stable, reliable, financially strong under SLS than any other Past CBN Governor... Kudos to Soludo & other past governor also for doing there own bit...

Gtb ni joor! my bank no dey carry last. e be like say i go go comot my #1000 balance from first bank Carry am join my gt money becas Gtb dey gidigba.

What is union Bank doing there? There is a mistake in that ranking o

So is zenith bank the best bank? I want to open an account somebody help please

IDnoble1: Gtb ni joor! my bank no dey carry last. e be like say i go go comot my #1000 balance from first bank Carry am join my gt money becas Gtb dey gidigba.

Haha!

Gtb is my bank. Any time any day. I dont know d criteria they used but Gtb services is the best.

[quote author=alienvirus]Many thanks to SANUSI LAMIDO SANUSI[/quot]
SANUSI? Are u a learner?sanusi that ended up destroying banking system,because he felt Soludo's consolidation did not favour the North,he ended up leaving the banks in worst state than he met them.

But wait oo.wt is Union Bank doing there?that bank is just floating,it sure has seen it better days.

OwoLee: My people from the east, is like u detest Sanusi's achievement so much that u couldn't even point out the reforms he made to the banking sector...the Past CBN governors have laid the good foundation, and he has taken the banking sector to a new level...this is the height Nigeria banks has never been before...am sure, it was the other way around(bad news), u wouldn't have been giving Soludo the accolades...U will point the finger at SLS...whether we like it or not, Our banks has been more stable, reliable, financially strong under SLS than any other Past CBN Governor... Kudos to Soludo & other past governor also for doing there own bit...

wt was The conditions of OCEANIC,BANK PHB,SPRING BANK,INTER-Continental,AFRIBANK,FIRST INLAND,before SANUSI came on board,and wt are the conditions of these Banks wen he left office?

datalossvictim1: So is zenith bank the best bank? I want to open an account somebody help please

Been rank top does not equate been the best

fairheven:
Been rank top does not equate been the best

Do you know the best bank in nigeria? The safest one? Thanks

fairheven:

wt was The conditions of OCEANIC,BANK PHB,SPRING BANK,INTER-Continental,AFRIBANK,FIRST INLAND,before SANUSI came on board,and wt are the conditions of these Banks wen he left office?

Thank you so much.

These banks would have even ranked higher if not for Sanusi's incompetence.

all4naija: Nigeria banking sector is very impressive. More needs to be done to further modernize them and help facilitate prompt businesses and other forms of transactions. Kudos to those in the hems of those banks which made the list.

Yeah. The Banks need to be more involved in providing mortgage facilities, and funding the Nigerian airline industry.

Overall, both Soludo and Sanusi deserve the credit for putting Nigerian banks in such an impressive list.

datalossvictim1:

Do you know the best bank in nigeria? The safest one? Thanks

I think it should be Fidelity bank, because the bankers would show some fidelity to your money.

Bialegend:
Aboki, google is your friend. Stop being lazy like your mallam friend sanusi.

U fall my hand, bros. C'mon...''Google'' & I was waiting 2 learn frm u, nt knwing all u knw is wat u read on google. &U started out lyk u knew STH. I'm gonna hv 2go wt d oda guy on ds...'I tot u knew sth, u know nothing'

Caracta:

Nah. Far from it. I'm not even a direct customer.

ok.
I was wondering where the love is coming from.

Who benefits from this list? Aerag Nigerians or foreign investors?

[quote author=fairheven][/quote]Any evidence?

iterator25: www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/9921-13-nigerian-banks-make-top-1-000-world-banks-ranking-zenith-gtbank-first-bank-leads

hmmm. I trust GTB....my bank...kudos to all others as well.....


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luvinhubby:
Sanusi that almost ruined Nigeria banking sector with his rogue sacks, nationalisation and sale of some Nigerian banks, that man is an alien-virus like you.

Shut it my friend. Digest this and come back to thank me later.
In August 2009, the Sanusi led the Central Bank to "rescue" Afribank, Intercontinental Bank, Union Bank, Oceanic Bank and Finbank by bailing them out with 400 billion naira of public money, and dismissed their chief executives. Some point to other factors including religious, ethnic and existing bank records and plans to say he in fact had a hidden agenda. He said "We had to move in to send a strong signal that such recklessness on the part of bank executives will no longer be tolerated." 16 senior bank officials faced charges that included fraud, lending to fake companies, giving loans to companies they had a personal interest in and conspiring with stockbrokers to boost share prices, and today he has been appointed as the Emir of Kano by Gov. Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso of Kano following the departure of Alh. Ado Bayero.[11] In September 2009, he said that 15 of the current 24 Nigerian banks might survive reform in the banking sector.[12]

In a wide-ranging interview with the Financial Times in December 2009, Sanusi defended the extensive reforms that he had initiated since taking office, dubbed by some as the "Sanusi tsunami". Some believe that he had a personal vendetta against some of the bank CEOs while others point to proof of mismanagement of funds by some of the CEOs, most notably Cecelia Ibru as justification for the steps he implemented. He noted that there was no choice but to attack the many powerful and interrelated vested interests who were exploiting the financial system, and expressed his appreciation of support from the Presidency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the finance minister and others.[13]

In January 2010, Sanusi said that banks will only want to give credit to Nigeria’s small and medium enterprises (SMEs), if the government gives adequate attention to the provision of infrastructure.[14]

In January 2010, Sanusi admitted that since 2005 the Central Bank had not conducted routine examinations of the 14 banks allocated to it under the sharing arrangement with Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC).[15] Abubakar Nagona, president of Integrated Development and Investment Service (IDIS), a venture capital investment company urged Sanusi to "not be cowed and succumb to undue pressure from operators of the same sector he is striving to bring sanity to."[16] At a February 2010 conference on banking in Nigeria, Sanusi described his blueprint for reforming the Nigerian financial system. He said that it was built around four pillars of enhancing the quality of banks, establishing financial stability, enabling healthy financial sector evolution and ensuring that the financial sector contributes to the real economy.[17] Talking later that month, Sanusi said that the crash in the capital market was due to high level of financial illiteracy on the part of Nigerian investors.[18]

The Banker recognized him as the Central Bank Governor of the Year 2010 citing his radical anti-corruption campaign aimed at saving 24 banks on the brink of collapse and pressing for the managers involved in the most blatant cases of corruption to be charged and, in the case of two senior bankers, imprisoned...Wikipedia

Francis5:

If he did not know in the past (read knew) but knows now (read know), who then is the foooool? You, of course.

I didn't want to expose your bad English but I have decided to take you on English lesson.

1. Alienvirus: I assumed you did your assignment but you didn't.

Francis: I assumed you do your assignment but you don't .

2. Alienvirus: I thought you knew something but you knew nothing (all past tense).

Francis: I thought you know something but you know nothing. Do you even know the role of BUT?

3. Alienvirus: Did you go to school Ade? Yes I did Alien.

Francis: Did you go to school Ade? Yes I do.

You have soiled you hard-earned little image on Nl.

men ur just lucky to mk frontpage before me.i happend to post a similar thread even before u stated copying n pasting..chek out my profile to confirm...

ebullientV: Good news..
By the way, how many banks do we have in the world? Kinda skeptical 'bout the presence of Union Bank on dat list.. Who even banks there?

Money Laundering tinz.....ịghọtago....