Mynd44:
The scene I will love most is if Ganduje dethroned Sanusi
Sanusi contests to be governor in 2032 and wins.

Then Ganduje will know the neaning of "inside life"

dokyOloye:
No rest for the wicked.
While Sanusi was pushing the lies that $50 billion is missing,which he later reviewed to $20billion and $18billion, Sowore was pushing his own lies that GEJ was training snipers to kill opposition members including many other lies.
Now see where the govt they fought to entrench kept them.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164739-senate-backs-own-committee-says-20-billion-oil-money-not-missing.html

Wazobiamax22:
Oh, how the mighty has fallen!

Sanusi has been used, he's now a toy in a store room

back then, this man make sense die until he entangled himself in politics

now see how Ganduje is tossing him upandan

He would have been remembered as one of the best heads in this country but he cut it short with his own doings

Ganduje, do to him as you seem fit, perhaps it will serve as a deterrent to other selfish leaders.

dokyOloye:
No rest for the wicked.
While Sanusi was pushing the lies that $50 billion is missing,which he later reviewed to $20billion and $18billion, Sowore was pushing his own lies that GEJ was training snipers to kill opposition members including many other lies.
Now see where the govt they fought to entrench kept them.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/164739-senate-backs-own-committee-says-20-billion-oil-money-not-missing.html

GrayBeard:


Beyond being partisan, at least try to know the facts of a matter and try to make reasonable conclusions please.

On this matter, SLS did jump the gun with statements he could not substantiate, and in what can only be said to be an abomination for a central banker, had to keep changing his figures. He first said $49 billion was missing, then revised it to $12 billion and finally said it was $20 billion. So what do you mean he told no lies? Its not possible for all three statements to be the truth you know?

Be reasonable please.

I doubt you are aware that PWC was subsequently called in to do an audit together with CBN, NNPC and the Ministry of Finance. Of course s this is Nigeria, discrepancies were found here and there, but absolutely nothing near any of the wild figures your hero was bandying about. It is disgraceful for a governor of a central bank to be so careless with figures.

anonymous1759:




Loving your Tribe is no crime. But love with sense. I'm sure if you've the opportunity to work with Dangote or Innoson you'll chose Dangote not minding he's Muslim and Hausa.

Your interest is first, that's how politicians roll. Any politicians who fails to better my interest I won't support him even if we're from the same village.

ibechris:
All those who openly and clandestinely opposed President Jonathan are all suffering today...what a way to pay back!

blazhykowskyi:


But okonjo confirmed that $10.8B was missing.

CapitalHYC:


Source : https://dailypost.ng/2019/12/20/kano-ganduje-gives-emir-sanusi-two-days-ultimatum-over-appointment/

NimrodEndOfDays:
so how has your loving with sense improved Nigeria?

anonymous1759:


How has loving with sentiment since 1960 improved Nigeria?
How old are you?

NimrodEndOfDays:
old enough to be your father.

Vortex369:
Sanusi must eat the soup he helped cook.

Mrs Karma is beautiful, She fuccks, fuccks amd fuccks those who helped cook the soup that year.

GrayBeard:


Even if that is true, it is a long way from $49 billion - and it remains abysmal that a Central Bank Governor will goof around with sensitive figures with such disproportion - it is quite clear that as with most of his actions, he was seeking sensation.

Sensationalism is not an attribute of any half decent central banker.

anonymous1759:



Woe onto an old man like u.

Olatunji1929:
stop this your childish talk pls!

Mynd44:
The scene I will love most is if Ganduje dethroned Sanusi
Sanusi contests to be governor in 2032 and wins.

Then Ganduje will know the meaning of "inside life"

CapitalHYC:


Source : https://dailypost.ng/2019/12/20/kano-ganduje-gives-emir-sanusi-two-days-ultimatum-over-appointment/

Gandollaar:
Why is his post paining you baba?

GrayBeard:


Beyond being partisan, at least try to know the facts of a matter and try to make reasonable conclusions please.

On this matter, SLS did jump the gun with statements he could not substantiate, and in what can only be said to be an abomination for a central banker, had to keep changing his figures. He first said $49 billion was missing, then revised it to $12 billion and finally said it was $20 billion. So what do you mean he told no lies? Its not possible for all three statements to be the truth you know?

Be reasonable please.

I doubt you are aware that PWC was subsequently called in to do an audit together with CBN, NNPC and the Ministry of Finance. Of course s this is Nigeria, discrepancies were found here and there, but absolutely nothing near any of the wild figures your hero was bandying about. It is disgraceful for a governor of a central bank to be so careless with figures.

Mr. Sanusi said the NNPC’s claim that 80% of the unremitted funds came in form of subsidy on kerosene cannot stand since a presidential directive had long barred such subsidy. “NNPC must show where it got the authority to buy kerosene at N150 and sell at N40, and then inflict the burden of loss on the federation account,” he said.

Despite data and documentation provided by the CBN governor, the government has denied losing money. At a meeting with the Senate Finance committee in December, Finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said a government inter-agency committee, which includes the NNPC and the CBN, had realized that “only” $10.8 billion was yet to be accounted for.

The traced sums were paid to other agencies of government like the Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, and the Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS, the NNPC said.

The finance minister said the “reconciliation process” was ongoing and assured the outstanding $10.8 billion will be fully accounted for.

But more than a month later, the government has failed to account for the missing money. The Director General, Budget Office of the Federation, told the senate finance committee on Tuesday the delay was because the NNPC had failed to provide all needed documents.