KnowAll:

The operation of private Banks is shreded in secrecy, the word private in its conotations means what it says, to start with nobody know u are a depositor except the bank, so the idea of  u screaming blue-murder when u lose your deposit would not be entertained. You cannot lose what u don't have in the first place.   look oh boy, this is  uncharted territory to people like u and I don't want to bore u with things u don't know. Let us keep to the Ibru story.

Nah!

You are mistaken.

All private banks that TAKE PUBLIC depositor funds face the rules and regulations of the sovereign regulator.

These rules and regulations are in place to protect the depositors from loss.

If you don't know that, that is obviously not your territory.

KnowAll:


That is why the public got there money back in Saraki's Bank, they take care of their high net individuals(reason why Okocha got his money back) but the rest of you can go to blazes. In the Western countries they keep money for high net individuals, it is a Gentleman's club.

I don't get your points here.

Come again.

I don't get your points here.

Come again.

KnowAll:


I am telling u joe public lasisi got his money back in Saraki's bank, becos the bank had to follow CBN supposedly guidelins and regulations.

KnowAll:

That is why the public got there money back in Saraki's Bank, they take care of their high net individuals(reason why Okocha got his money back) but the rest of you can go to blazes. In the Western countries they keep money for high net individuals, it is a Gentleman's club.

KnowAll:


I am telling u joe public lasisi got his money back in Saraki's bank, becos the bank had to follow CBN supposedly guidelins and regulations.

What I am trying to tell you is that there are rules and regulations that applies to ALL banks that take public peoples money as deposit irrespective of the bank being public OR PRIVATE.

Under those rules and regulations, Ibru would have broken them even if the bank was private.

You don't open a bank and do as you wish under the excuse "it is a private bank".

I am telling u joe public lasisi got his money back in Saraki's bank, becos the bank had to follow CBN supposedly guidelins and regulations

LadyT:

Why are people nit picking.  Are some trying to say its not fair she got punished (weak punishment)?

She was made a scape-goat, she was singled out, no woman in nigeria has that kind
of cloat to commit such fraud.

Its a Mans WORLD in Nigeria,

martinosi:

She was made a scape-goat, she was singled out, no woman in nigeria has that kind
of cloat to commit such fraud.

Its a Mans WORLD in Nigeria!

KnowAll:


But Saraki broke this same rule, what came of it.  

KnowAll:

look oh boy, this is  uncharted territory to people like u and I don't want to bore u with things u don't know. Let us keep to the Ibru story.

martinosi:

She was made a scape-goat, she was singled out, no woman in nigeria has that kind
of cloat to commit such fraud.

Its a Mans WORLD in Nigeria!

KnowAll:


I can remember Soludo going state to state telling civil servants the virtues of buying shares, in hindsight Messer's Soludo was usy drumming up enough "Mugus" for Akingbola and Ibru. Who is fooling who, this judgment is half-harted to say the least.

s I suspected, you were being sarcastic. I asked you to clarify just to be sure.

Now lets get to the lesson, because of evidence of insanity having taken place before DOES NOT, I repeat, DOES NOT stand as basis for justification for continued insanity.

You can not come here and justify a president cancelling a free and fair election with excuse that IBB did the same in 1992.

In a SANE country, with SANE banking systems, with SANE people in power, activities like that would not happen in a private bank. Please do not come here saying Saraki got away with it under the insanity on Abasha and think it is or should be the norm.

Furthermore, don't come here to say:

I said earlier I don't want to indulge you in that fantasy of yours, argueing and hanranguing over hypothetical scenerios has never been my thing, Ibru's case has no semblance to what obtains in a private bank and really there is no point going there. I shall not heed to any argument based on drummed up conjectuals anymore.  

Sagamite:

Typical Nigerian retarded and wild conjecture!

Knowall I guess the user name knownothing was already in use when you joined.

Spitting high a level of silly grammer does not mask the fact that you sir are talking nonsense

martinosi:

Come on, was she the only one, lets see the bigger picture here, HABA!!!

LadyT:

Knowall I guess the user name knownothing was already in use when you joined.

Spitting high a level of silly grammer does not mask the fact that you sir are talking nonsense

Lagosboy:

When Sanusi said some of these CEOs deserves to be shot , i guess we now understand what he means.

No sane person would see the list of properties this ugly greedy fat woman illicitly acquired and not want to at least give her a slap for each property she fradulently acquired. 190 billion is about $1.3 billion that is  f***ing lots of money in any currency in the hands of one woman at the detriment of innocent depositors. Ultimate betrayal of trust i would say, worse than any armed robbery of every kind as it is like keeping your money in a bank (safest place) because you dont want robbers to rob your home or fire incident. Your money is then stolen in the safest people and you wake up a pauper the next day while the fat cow is flying in a private jet to her mansion in florida or cooiling off at her tens of houses in ikoyi.

KnowAll:


Nigerians are very emotive people, but there is more to this crime than that charade in that court room. If u belive that fat woman can pull a crime like that on her own without some shadowy hands in the CBN and other corridors of power then,  u must have an IQ of ant. Even almanjeri's can see the bigger picture.