ba7man: If he doesn't have the balls to remove Stella Oduah, he doesn't have the balls to remove Sanusi Lamido.

By the way, WHY DOES EVERYONE DISRESPECT G.E.J

mikeansy:

I am saying Sanusi is as useless and corrupt as every other Nigerian public official

and that includes Stella Oduah.

clun: Do we just start commenting to every topic brought here?
How TRUE is this story. Reuben Abati did not respond, sanusi did not respond.

How can president ask him to resign just because a letter was leaked. A letter that is already in public.
I think our president deserve some respect.

Omen100:

dude, can you please be specific or what's there that is difficult for you to say?


Just say My Aunt, Princess Stealer Oduah is a useless corrupt Nigeria public official, simple.

clun: Do we just start commenting to every topic brought here?
How TRUE is this story. Reuben Abati did not respond, sanusi did not respond.

How can president ask him to resign just because a letter was leaked. A letter that is already in public.
I think our president deserve some respect.

IbokUtoroh: taxPAYERS money? when last u pay tax? abeg leave our OYEL MOney for we mek we carry do what we want. during the time of groundnut boom in the north, can u mention one project they sited in the south wif the money? and to the west what project did they use ur cocoa proceeds to do in the south? abeg i need answrs. in as much as we r tryng to build a nonENTITY country with our oyel money they shud neva take us for a fool. .NNPC MONEYS CANT NEVA BE TAXPAYERS MONEY GET THAT INTO UR THICK SKULLS na hawa money.

NosoChic: If indeed this report is true, GEJ is welding GROSS ENMITY against himself.

So it wasn't 49bn USD but was 10bn USD, that is still a lot of money.........so the man that called his attention to it is the one to resign abi.

Public servants first owe a duty to their nation........doing the presidents bidding is secondary to whatever is in the interest of Nigeria.

I really need to know who GEJ receives advice from.........they make it seem like we have many dull heads in Aso Rock.


Three words 'he is clueless'

Ngwakwe: Why are people accusing GEJ of condoning corruption, knowing fully well there are rigid protocols laid down in both civil service commission and some autonomous agencies of the government on prosecution and removal of principle officers?

If GEJ brakes the protocol, he is damned, if he follow the protocol, he is still damned.

Thank goodness, GEJ is not a populist and needs to conduct himself more wisely to survive every banana pill and traps purposeful set against his second term ambition.

Every region, tribe, religion, social strata and persons in Nigeria now have an interest they wish to protect politically, hence GEJ should tread with caution knowing fully well that politics is a game of numbers and that Nigerians are not yet ready for institutionalised democracy.

ImperialYoruba:

Go and watch him here with Obama. Notice how he is sucking on his tongue and twiddling thumbs in front of world press.

Listen when he talked about security in Africa and how it translates to security in Nigeria. I know Obama is looking at him like, " are you sure this guy has a phd?" He had to force a smile to avoid saying what truly was on his mind.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIfId24utuI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Ngwakwe: Why are people accusing GEJ of condoning corruption, knowing fully well there are rigid protocols laid down in both civil service commission and some autonomous agencies of the government on prosecution and removal of principle officers?

If GEJ brakes the protocol, he is damned, if he follow the protocol, he is still damned.

Thank goodness, GEJ is not a populist and needs to conduct himself more wisely to survive every banana pill and traps purposeful set against his second term ambition.

Every region, tribe, religion, social strata and persons in Nigeria now have an interest they wish to protect politically, hence GEJ should tread with caution knowing fully well that politics is a game of numbers and that Nigerians are not yet ready for institutionalised democracy.

clun: Do we just start commenting to every topic brought here?
How TRUE is this story. Reuben Abati did not respond, sanusi did not respond.

How can president ask him to resign just because a letter was leaked. A letter that is already in public.
I think our president deserve some respect.

clun: Do we just start commenting to every topic brought here?
How TRUE is this story. Reuben Abati did not respond, sanusi did not respond.

How can president ask him to resign just because a letter was leaked. A letter that is already in public.
I think our president deserve some respect.

~Bluetooth:


Leave because he pointed out that taxpayers' money were missing ? This is the problem with jonathan's bootlickers, you attack the messanger instead of addressing the issues at stake. Sanusi was bad in your own thinking but tell me he was wrong when after the press conference Iweala and Diezani admitted that money was indeed missing.

You want people that will help you cover your corrupt administration but if they don't, you start name-calling. Well Jonathan can as well appoint Dokubo as the next Cbn governor so he will keep mum to the unprecedent corruption in this regime !

Virgin Finder: Billygoat beat me to it!
Damn!!

luvinhubby: When it`s obvious that Sanusi is an incompetent liar. Time has revealed that his `so called` bank reforms was a big sham.
The fact that he was dancing around figures (from 48 to 12) on the `missing` amount shows he is an incompetent CBN governor.
The report of the auditors on the issue has proven him wrong so he should do the needful and resign.

"it has since been established that it was not $49.8 billion that had not been remitted to the Federation Account, but $10.8 billion, which was still in dispute and by any stretch of imagination was still a large sum."

"Sanusi also expressed his surprise to the president that he was the one being asked to resign instead of the president to ask those responsible for the non-remittance of the funds to resign."

~Bluetooth:


Leave because he pointed out that taxpayers' money were missing ? This is the problem with jonathan's bootlickers, you attack the messanger instead of addressing the issues at stake. Sanusi was bad in your own thinking but tell me he was wrong when after the press conference Iweala and Diezani admitted that money was indeed missing.

You want people that will help you cover your corrupt administration but if they don't, you start name-calling. Well Jonathan can as well appoint Dokubo as the next Cbn governor so he will keep mum to the unprecedent corruption in this regime !

Ngwakwe: Why are people accusing GEJ of condoning corruption, knowing fully well there are rigid protocols laid down in both civil service commission and some autonomous agencies of the government on prosecution and removal of principle officers?

If GEJ brakes the protocol, he is damned, if he follow the protocol, he is still damned.

Thank goodness, GEJ is not a populist and needs to conduct himself more wisely to survive every banana pill and traps purposeful set against his second term ambition.

Every region, tribe, religion, social strata and persons in Nigeria now have an interest they wish to protect politically, hence GEJ should tread with caution knowing fully well that politics is a game of numbers and that Nigerians are not yet ready for institutionalised democracy.

tempest01: All you fools shouting tax payers money, you people can't comprehend. Money is remitted to cbn from Nnpc say monthly, as the governor of cbn, you can't get your figures right and know how much has not been remitted before coming out to make it political.
Your sin is not writing the president about non remittance, your sin is making reckless statement with reckless figures to destroy the reputation of the presidency.

Jman06: In a saner clime, Sanusi would have since resigned without being told to.

NosoChic: If indeed this report is true, GEJ is welding GROSS ENMITY against himself.

So it wasn't 49bn USD but was 10bn USD, that is still a lot of money.........so the man that called his attention to it is the one to resign abi.

Public servants first owe a duty to their nation........doing the presidents bidding is secondary to whatever is in the interest of Nigeria.

I really need to know who GEJ receives advice from.........they make it seem like we have many dull heads in Aso Rock.

ba7man: Some people say that's "Humility".

Classic signs of "Low Self Esteem."

owobokiri: He shouldnt have been there in the first place and should have been[b] thrown out much earlier by GEJ[/b]. But GEJ will always bend to breaking point just to accomodate this obstinate characters from the foot of futa jallon. Apart from his desert diction, what else has he got? Oh, i forgot., he memorised the koran at four.

owobokiri: But GEJ will always bend to breaking point just to accomodate this...