SOLUDO, SANUSI, BELLO AND OGUNJOBI shorlisted for CBN governorship. This is means all the hype that Sanusi has already been tipped for the governorship is just media show.



http://www.independentngonline.com/news/tfpg/article01

the speculation continues

what will it take Segun Adeniyi to address the nation on the issue and at least calm everybody

if Sanusi Lamido does not get the job of CBN Governor he should replace Shamsudeen Usman as Minister for National Planning

when did this post turn out this hot!!

just watching

http://www.independentngonline.com/news/tfpg/article01

==========For Sanusi and Bello s,ource noted that the odds against them include the Federal Character Act, which stipulates a geo-political balance in key appointments, as well as their little international exposure compared with Soludo and Ogunjobi.

During the recent 50th anniversary celebration by the CBN, top government officials, including Yar'Adua, praised Soludo for the proactive steps he took in the management of the economy.
Such steps, especially the reform of the financial sector, they agree, have helped to stave the economy from a recession, as is now common across the developed economies, just as the number of banks could have reduced to no more than three or four.

Many had thought that Soludo's second term was a fait accompli, especially following his appointment as a member of the world's best 10 economists by the World Bank to help find an antidote to the foraging global economic turmoil that seems to have defied several theories.

While there are those who believe that Soludo, in the past five years, has steered the economy aright, especially with banks' consolidation which has made the sector resilient against all odds, there are those who accuse him of creating an uneven playing field for banks.

Erastus Akingbola, Intercontinental Bank Chief Executive Officer, who is also the President and Chairman Council of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN), noted that "the relative resilience and minimal damage to the banking system and the economy by the global meltdown contagion was due to the proactive actions of the CBN."

He explained that without the aggressive recapitalisation all Nigerian banks would have collapsed by now, and "the economy would have drifted into a deep recession long ago."

The resilience, he believes, is sustainable "as long as the global financial crisis lasts, barring any radical departure from the monetary policy management style currently in place."

Sanusi is your CBN Guv. His name has already been forwarded to SSS for screening, and SSS did not deny that. Also, his name is expected to be forwarded to Senate for screening anytime from now, but since Senate may not conclude the screening before Friday, when Soludo's tenure expires, an acting Guv, any of the Deputies most likely, may be appointed before Sanusi is cleared

Jarus:

Sanusi is your CBN Guv. His name has already been forwarded to SSS for screening, and SSS did not deny that. Also, his name is expected to be forwarded to Senate for screening anytime from now, but since Senate may not conclude the screening before Friday, when Soludo's tenure expires, an acting Guv, any of the Deputies most likely, may be appointed before Sanusi is cleared

the process begin when a name is sent to Senate

The President can send people's name to SSS for anything they like