oddy4real:



http://premiumtimesng.com/news/137242-exclusive-sanusi-lamido-his-cbn-mistress-and-their-sweetheart-escapades.html

baby_123: Someone is either telling a fairytale or spying on the two to destroy them. Looks like the person had access to their text message records and is a close associate. I wonder why a struggling newspaper will choose to involve itself in this mess. They could easily be closed down. I see invasion of privacy here, and even the provider who gave all this information could be closed down. Absolute breach of privacy and a true security concern. I think the governor should investigate this. And fish out all the people involved.

~Bluetooth:


And tomorrow if this same Premiumtimes write about Jonathan and his corrupt tendencies,people like you will be the first to start bad-mouthing them.Saharareporters have written so much about jonathan which included the Australian saga where he harassed an hotel house keeper but his spokesman denied it yet you want me to believe this simply because the victim was/is sanusi.

Will you also have the same opinion if such write-up was against Jonathan ?

Sincere 9gerian: I see some hypocrites attacking the messenger and asking how the messenger had access to those informations or why the private life of Sanusi should be an issue. This is foul smelling hypocrisy as far as I'm concerned. Why shouldn't the private life of a top public servant matter? The media has the RIGHT to hunt for any information and make it public provided it is the TRUTH and it does not jeopardise national progress or security.

Premium Times did a fantastic job. They named names (not like SR anonymous sources), interviewed multiple sources, published exchanged SMS and phone calls, gave dates and locations, etc. And most importantly, they contacted the parties involved (Sanusi and Yaro) before making the report public.

This report further exposes what these "progressive" thieves do with Niger Delta oil money. Rotten souls!

Sincere 9gerian: I see some hypocrites attacking the messenger and asking how the messenger had access to those informations or why the private life of Sanusi should be an issue. This is foul smelling hypocrisy as far as I'm concerned. Why shouldn't the private life of a top public servant matter? The media has the RIGHT to hunt for any information and make it public provided it is the TRUTH and it does not jeopardise national progress or security.

Premium Times did a fantastic job. They named names (not like SR anonymous sources), interviewed multiple sources, published exchanged SMS and phone calls, gave dates and locations, etc. And most importantly, they contacted the parties involved (Sanusi and Yaro) before making the report public.

This report further exposes what these "progressive" thieves do with Niger Delta oil money. Rotten souls!

bloggernaija: This is nothing but another tribal character assassination attempt by those who think they are the only ones in the country .
When are they going to give?

dbride:


If you want to fight corruption, this is one way to start: EXPOSE. As a public servant, you cannot be in all that shi.te and not be corrupt. It has been corruption from the thought of hiring her. Men + Mistresses = Corruption

babyosisi: He is not called funky Mallam for nothing

What is the sharia punishment for this infraction,no be cut off his joystick?

baby_123:

You fight corruption my sneaking into another's phone and reading their text messages? Going to the newspaper and quoting word for word the text messages? This was clearly done by amateurs with no understanding of the implications. This will backfire. If he drags premium times to court, they will have to confess how they hacked into his phon, and who gave them all that information or he will close them down with a heavy lawsuit. If they can't provide the coward, then they will be shut down. It would have been better if they did not give all these details. It would have looked like a second hand story from people in the know. Then people can speculate. You don't use illegality to fight corruption. You end up taking the fall for it. Besides, we have not fought the corruption in the presidency finish, which is blatant. This is cause of concern and evidence that those phone companies are doing a very bad job with privacy and security or they are employing people selling other people's information. Which is bad. Today it is Sanusi, tomorrow it is you. We know people handle all types of business on the phone. So whose information is truly safe if a CBN governor can have all this information out there? You don't support a crime to "witch hunt" someone.

DailyNews:
first of all, Sanusi Lamido should be dragged to the National Assembly and his CBN post stripped from him for this waywardness.

after then, SLS can then sue Premium Times.

But this isn't the first time a govt official is being monitored, it happens in the western world too.

and I am sure Premium Times knew about the implications before publishing this, at least they did hear abt that of News of The World in UK, so they must be prepared before now.

But first thing first, Sanusi should appear at National Assembly special seating ASAP to defend this nonsense before we....

and finally, madam, pls condemn evil no matter who does it. if u are Sanusi's wife, will u sound this protective of him cheating on u with multiple mistresses?

lets not cheer evil, all these bottom power nowadays women use to climb to the top isn't speaking well for the women empowerment campaign naa....come on, think about this.

baby_123:

What does waywardness have to do with his ability to do his job? His waywardness should be a headache to his wife and family alone. Not anyone's problem. Nigeria does not demand one man and one wife if the man never wedded in court. Until we lay down those explicit laws, then you have a case. The only issue here is that he is not employing people out of due process. He has already denied it and shown proof how the lady was hired. The fact that his phone records were not gotten from an order of the court, makes the evidence useless. And makes the action very illegal. The people that did this have failed miserably. We saw blatant evidence of the minister of aviation not using due process, I didn't see the presidency do anything or you coming to write this epistle. Well you can create laws for some and another for others. The obvious thing which needs close attention to me is how they had access to those text messages.

Sincere 9gerian: I see some hypocrites attacking the messenger and asking how the messenger had access to those informations or why the private life of Sanusi should be an issue. This is foul smelling hypocrisy as far as I'm concerned. Why shouldn't the private life of a top public servant matter? The media has the RIGHT to hunt for any information and make it public provided it is the TRUTH and it does not jeopardise national progress or security.

Premium Times did a fantastic job. They named names (not like SR anonymous sources), interviewed multiple sources, published exchanged SMS and phone calls, gave dates and locations, etc. And most importantly, they contacted the parties involved (Sanusi and Yaro) before making the report public.

Sincere 9gerian:
This report further exposes what these "progressive" thieves do with Niger Delta oil money. Rotten souls!

Diasporan:
Nigeria doesn't have the Law of one man and one wife but not extra marital affair for a Public servant.I can't remember where the law gives room for extra marital affair but i can still recall that the law gives room for proper moral conduct for a public servant in which if the story is true he has defaulted on.Mind you Morality is sworn when they take their oath of office.I will like you to consult the Nigerian constitution.Its easy to afford

baby_123:
Is he not a muslim? Can he not marry more than one wife What about the guy that married the child bride, was anything done about it? The scandal of GEJ handling a house keeper somewhere, was something done about it? The rumours of GEJ with Deizani, was anything done about it Just like all the rumours highlighted above, this can be likened to a rumour. And you want a judas to remove a judas How many guys in the national assembly, senate, ministers and presidency do this? Especially with young unfortunate girls who they had a hand in impoverishing indirectly. You pass policies to impoverish people, and then you sleep with their daughters. All of a sudden Nigerian's are claiming moral high ground? I am not holding brief for Sanusi, all I find very troubling is how people can have access to another's private information and that seems okay.

tdade: Muslims are also not allowed to be with another man's wife. And claims against other officials like you said were just rumors - no proof. This claim comes with backing and proof.

Peterwins:

Hmmmm!!! A replay of Otedola vs Farouk in another dimension. Various video and audio spy (bugging) devices abound. There was a movie (based on a true life story) of how a stage managed bank robbery (planned by the MI5/MI6) went out of hand just to secure the original sex tape of an important member of parliament that was kept in a safe deposit box in the bank by the blackmailers.

It is very easy to blackmail womanisers even with hardcore video evidence these days of hi-tech surveillance. I hope this is not true or else he (SLS) might be blackmailed to secretly pay a huge sum for any video evidence against him.

baby_123:

Only an illiterate will call what is up there backing and proof. To get that kind of information, and for it to be usable in any way, you would need a court order. Without a court order or legal process to protect people, I can walk into any phone store and demand all your records. How would you like that.