enigmang:

Lol !! @ TAX PAYERS money....

~Bluetooth:


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

You want people that will 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 !

Omen100:


your sister who was caught pant down stealing the common wealth of the people has not resign and you are here, calling on the CBN Gov to resign because he is from the North, please make use of your head.

nagoma:

What about a finance minister and petroleum resources minister who failed to account for at least $ 10.8 billion?

Billyonaire: This Polymer CBN Governor should just leave. He has achieved little other than radical chit-chats.

tee4naija: You are the most stupid human being I have ever heard of.

mikeansy: And by the way, while the CBN Governor has a term limit not to be altered by the President, they do not have immunity from prosecution.

If the Presidency has evidence of corruption against Sanusi, they should send EFCC after him now! Let him answer the allegations against him, at that point am sure he will have to make a decision to be either sent to jail while in office or resign!

gbosaa: Just wondering..How did the details of this telephone exchange between Sanusi and Jonathan leak to the press?

mayo47:

It's rather sad people make comments without thinking, what do u mean by polymer CBN gov? Well he wasn't the one that introduced the polymer notes it was soludo. For ur info the British pounds from next year comes in polymer notes.

drnoel:
U that has checked it tell us what the constitution say about the CBN governor. If u can´t paste it here or don´t have a paragraph of it u can paste for ushere then pls close ur mouth and 4ever hold ur peace.

hangman: This nation does not need a CBN Governor that goofs.

drnoel:

Yea, i noticed that. Its a Nigerian thing and very popular on NL but mine was no abuse, I rather stated that if u had information u should share with the house but if u don´t have information on what u tried to say then u should close ur muth,..simple. I think u should learn to handle retorts that arise from effects of criticizing someone unjustly. If u can´t handle that, then u should learn not to criticize anyone. Besides, I am still waiting 4 the post u are supposed to paste on NL about the paragraph of the constitution that covers what the CBN governor can and can´t do with respect to the president.

texazzpete:


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!

So the banks left by Soludo were 'flourishing' yet many went on to declare losses for quarter after quarter, sack thousands of staff to remain profitable and write off hundreds of billions of Naira loans?
The same Soludo that was hobnobbing with bankers that were soon to face criminal prosecution and were exposed as thieves? So the evidence used to convict Cecilia ibru and indict 'Pastor' Erastus Akingbola was false?

The same Soludo under whose watch the Naira fell from N118 to a dollar to around N147? Or the same Soludo that spent billions on a switch to Polymer notes that any decent research could have told him that they have a penchant to wear when old?


The only thing damaged here is your brain. A well placed slap from me can cure you if you desire to be saved.

Now you seem to have a clue how m0r0nic sanusi sounds with those allegations

When was the last time Nigeria sold 2.5mbbls? the only reason you believed Sanusi is because you are ignorant.
when oil theft was at its peak within the period under review, i dey laugh!!

I saw the s!!ly question you asked Taharqua up there and i couldn't hold my laughter, agreed taharqua is a m0r0n and a troll put together, shaken and runneth over, but your ignorance is some what disappointing.

my advise to you, fine, taharqua made a childish analysis of the situation, you on your own part have no idea how it works out here, so i will implore the both of you to shut the Bleep up!! and face your duties if you have one.

Sanusi is looking for cheap popularity and now he has it.

The trouble with paper money, aside from it being spent too easily and governments often printing too much of it, is that it wears out too quickly.

Bills made of plastic do not have that problem and can be manufactured with sophisticated security features to vex counterfeiters.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/world/british-bank-notes-to-go-plastic-20131219-hv6f3.html#ixzz2q0CQSDMn

dvee2:

My friend ,the reason why sanasi does not know the "oil arithmetic" according to you is the main reason why Sanusi wrote the letter in the first place. The nnpc has been using voodoo accounting for decades, cheating on Nigerians and operating as a government on its own. No one knows how they arrive at their figures, they simply pay spend what they want to spend and pass the remaining to the federal government. This is what Sanusi is fighting for, actually the finance minister should even have been the one asking these questions, but Sanusi was bold enough to ask the question. It is wrong for the nnpc to spend money that has not been appropriated. Ask yourself why it takes a corporation like nnpc several weeks to come up with an explanation about how the money is spent? If nnpc is your company will you wait that long for your managers to cook the books? PEtronas Malaysian version of our own nnpc has investment all over the world in addition to the countries oil export fees, but with a touch of the button , they can generate annual book balance to the last decimal point. In this computer age , our nnpc pretends and hide oil sharing formula with it and third party so that only them will determine how much they pay into the federation account. And some people would come here saying Sanusi does not know oil arithmetic. It is designed by nnpc deliberately so that nobody knows,several CBN governors after,someone is challenging the status co and gullible Nigerians wants to hang him. Whe vilify our heroes while we celebrate the thieves. This country is doomed. No upright man will succeed.

[quote author=bappahman]
In 1985 Sanusi joined Icon Limited (Merchant
Bankers), a subsidiary of Morgan Guaranty Trust
Bank of New York, and Baring Brothers of
London.

He moved to the United Bank for Africa
in 1997 in the Credit and Risk Management
Division, rising to the position of a General
Manager.

In September 2005, he joined the Board
of First Bank of Nigeria as an Executive Director
in charge of Risk and Management Control, and
was appointed Group Managing Director (CEO) in
January 2009. He was also the Chairman,
Kakawa Discount House and sat on the Board of
FBN Bank (UK) Limited.[1] Sanusi is recognized
in the banking industry for his contribution
towards developing a Risk Management culture in
the Nigerian banking sector.[5] First Bank is
Nigeria's oldest bank and one of the biggest
financial institutions in Africa.[6] Sanusi was the
first Northerner to be appointed CEO in First
Bank's history of more than a century.[7]

mikeapollo:

You are a noisy ignorant who does not understand what is called reconciliation as regards statutory remittances.
When you make remittances, you have to FILE in evidence of your remittances to the statutory body so that the records can be updated. Otherwise, there will be difference between your records and that of the statutory bodies.
[b]In this case, the NNPC was neither making full remittances(to FIRS etc) nor making adequate filing of its remittances to the CBN for appropriate documentation. So based on the earlier records with CBN, there was a shortage of $49b. The NNPC then responded by filing in further evidence of remittance of about $38b, so that has been reconciled.
[/b]But the NNPC has not been able to give anything to prove that they remitted the remaining $10.9b. That is whopping N1.7trillion....the same amount that the GEJ govt and Okonjo-Iweala said they are spending on fuel subsidy which they used to increase fuel price.

If GEJ is clever, he should have allowed SLS to be and give support to him for his anti-corruption stance in order to win the support of the masses.....but here we are with a petty president who gives award to corrupt people like Patricia Etteh, pardons criminals like Alameseigha, protects corrupt ministers like Stella Oduah and Deziani, but he wants Sanusi, the only serious minded anti-corruption crusader in his govt to resign.

GEJ is truly clueless

9jatriot:
I think Emiefele has to be asked to leave too