Gamji007:

OMG!

This country is seriouly drifting into the abyss.

farem: [color=#990000]
IT IS GETTING CLEARER THAT MOST COMMENTATORS HERE ARE STUBBORN ILLITERATES, HENCE MOST COMMENTS ARE TO BE TAKEN WITH A PINCH OF SALT. HOW CAN SOMEONE COMPARE OFFICE OF MINISTERS WITH CBN GOVERNOR? THE ACTS GUIDING THE 2 OFFICES ARE WIDELY AVAILABLE FOR EVEN NURSERY PUPILS TO DECIPHER. WHEN IT COMES TO POLITICAL, ECONOMIC OR NATIONAL ISSUES, I SENSE THERE ARE TOO MANY RURAL THINKERS!

Agent MS:

can u imagine what the dumbhead was saying?

Can her father or even all her forefathers, bequeath $1mm to her, not to talk of 12mm?

ISpiksDaTroof: You do realize that the clown youre trying to debate is a bonafide bum, right?

nnenna.1:
It is actually you and the person you quoted that have special needs problems.

You need to improve your reading comprehension skills before throwing irrelevant responses to me and sounding like an idioot.

Agent MS:

If your brain capacity is too low to recognise that yourpost is insulting to the sensibilities of other Nigerians,then you should sword off all social network.

In your bid to support fraud blindly, you were telling us, the 12bn usd could actually be 12mm usd.

Must $1 be missing?

Agent MS:
See you.

Must $1mm be missing? what sort of country or reasoning is this.

Abeg, split the damn country jarey and let me part ways with these tribal bigots,that see nothing wrong, in as much as the person is from their tribe.

nnenna.1:
After reading this thread and analyzing the hysteria and utter disrespect occuring in the political scene + observing tribalism and how overly childish, emotional and divisive we Nigerians are....

One would be a fool to not conclude that we are not psychologically ready for Democracy.

What Nigeria actually need to progress is a benevolent dictator for now. Preferably from a minority group with no biased tendencies. Baby steps.

Also limited access to the electronic media + other platforms until we know how to critically analyze events. We are too emotional and childish for anything else.

nnenna.1:
My other question here is why Festus Odimegwu was externally pressured to resign for making so called statements that would cause ethnic division?

But Sanusi is pretty safe from these same people who called for Odimegwu's head...this is someone who peddled false figures and possibly wounded confidence in the progress of the country.

Who doesn't know that tribalism is the backbone of Nigerian politics.

nnenna.1:
The issue is that we can't take any of his figures seriously. What if it is actually $12m and not $12b? What if it is was only $12k?

What if it was nothing and SLS is just incompetent with his figures?

nnenna.1:

Your deductive reasoning abilities are worse than that of a 5th grader. Why is is it an insult to the sensibility of Nigerians to imply that the claim of $12b being missing may be false when SLS already goofed by over $30b?

Once again work on your reading comprehension skills before questioning my rhetoric use of $12m, $12k, and $0 in formulating my arguments.

owobokiri: If he is put under house arrest for being a big threat not just to the economy but the state with all his uncouth outbursts (and you know he did reaa damage with those open letters) and his deputy told to take over till june, what will your likes do other than to go to premium times and sahara reporters to moan and whine as usual? ACN memebers of APC would even abandon their suport for him pronto since his deputy might be from the sw as clannish traits take over. His fulani royal heritage is getting into his small brain but who cares apart from those who want to? Two sitting sultans were disgraced in this country and nothing happened. Before then, tales have it that the sun wont set if you do as much as look into the face of a sultan.. Go figure. Blame GEJ for his calm approach otherwise this guy would have gone by now if a tougher character is at the helm..

Mynd_44:
GEJ does not have the powers to lock up his office, he does not have the powers to get him arrested and GEJ alone did not employ him. He was nominated and the senate confirmed him. How this works is that if he is to be fired then the same process that brought him in is the one that can force him out which involves the president and the senate.

The president can't act unilaterally in this case

jp philips:

And if he invokes his presidential veto?

Desric: Thank you, for clearing his head, You know, its good if all of us can start doing this enlightenment program whenever the opportunity arises so that ignorant peeps won't always believe that this Nation is a lawless one where anything goes. Otherwise the crop of Leaders we have now will be a serious joke compare to the ones to come.

winniz: GEJ should just remove the Aboki forcefully if he remains defiant or declare his position vacant, GEJ is just too quiet to be a President that is the reason everyone insults him and gets away with it, during OBJ regime he was terrorising everyone with EFCC.

owobokiri: If he is put under house arrest for being a big threat not just to the economy but the state with all his uncouth outbursts (and you know he did reaa damage with those open letters) and his deputy told to take over till june, what will your likes do other than to go to premium times and sahara reporters to moan and whine as usual? ACN memebers of APC would even abandon their suport for him pronto since his deputy might be from the sw as clannish traits take over. His fulani royal heritage is getting into his small brain but who cares apart from those who want to? Two sitting sultans were disgraced in this country and nothing happened. Before then, tales have it that the sun wont set if you do as much as look into the face of a sultan.. Go figure. Blame GEJ for his calm approach otherwise this guy would have gone by now if a tougher character is at the helm..

Ninapha: Sls is a failure and i dont mind him being sacked any way.

First he does not talk like a public servant. His policies are always molitically motivated as well as personal vandatta.

GEJ has strong grounds to butt him out, on grounds of incompetence, how can a seasoned banker give out false/incomplete report especially dat which is of great concern to the citizenry all in d name of fighting Gej and NOI.

If he got such report from his trusted subordinate , what wd be his reaction?

I dont want to talk about his useless policies and what he has turned Nigerian banks into all in d name of fighting those who offended him when he was a core banker- Elumelu an co. He has created more unemployment than any other CBN governor in history.

Mayor_of_Lagos: The controversy surrounding the planned exit of the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, deepened on Thursday with the governor insisting that he would not quit the post until his term expired on June 2, 2014.

In keeping with his vow, which analysts see as a direct confrontation with President Goodluck Jonathan, Sanusi has said he will not proceed on his terminal leave in March as initially being speculated.The President had reportedly asked the CBN governor to resign immediately because of the alleged deliberate leakage of the letter that Sanusi wrote to him in which the governor accused the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation of not remitting $49.8bn crude oil revenue to the Federation Account.Sanusi was said to have denied leaking the letter to former President Olusegun Obasanjo or anyone for that matter, and allegedly told the President that he could only be removed by two-thirds of members of the Senate as required by law.The governor reportedly told the President that the letter was available in the Presidential Villa, the Ministry of Finance and the CBN, and wondered how he could be accused of leaking it.

One of our correspondents learnt on Thursday that Sanusi expressed his determination to remain in office until the expiration of his one-term tenure of five years on June 2 during a meeting with top management officers of the bank on Wednesday.The Director, Corporate Communications Department, CBN, Mr. Ugochukwu Okoroafor, confirmed the development in a chat with one of our correspondents in Abuja on Thursday.He said the governor used the opportunity provided by the “family meeting” to clear doubts surrounding the expiration of his tenure.Okoroafor said, “The CBN is an important organisation in the economy of this country and we have to be careful in whatever we do because our actions send a strong message to the economy as a whole.“The governor had a meeting with officials of the central bank and it was like a family meeting; and in that meeting, he made it clear that he is not going anywhere until his tenure expires in June.“He is not proceeding on retirement leave by March as being speculated; rather, he will be retiring on June 2 this year when he will be completing his five-year single tenure.”According to Okoroafor, the CBN governor will formally announce his retirement in March, when his successor is expected to be named, and will remain in office until June 2.

Both chambers of the National Assembly declined comments on the alleged plan by the Federal Government to sack Sanusi.The spokesperson for the Senate, Eyinnaya Abaribe, and his counterpart in the House of Representatives, Mr. Zakari Mohammed, said the National Assembly would not be dragged into “a mere rumour.”Abaribe, in a telephone interview with one of our correspondents, said, “The Senate will not make any comment on any issue that is not before it. It remains a rumour until it is properly communicated to the Senate.”Mohammed also said, “I have no comment to make. The National Assembly as an institution will not be dragged into any controversy based on a mere allegation.”Efforts to get the Presidency’s reaction did not yield any positive result as the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Dr. Reuben Abati, did not respond to calls made to his mobile telephone line, nor respond to text messages sent to the same line.


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-wont-quit-before-june-sanusi-dares-jonathan/

Billyonaire: Now I miss Abacha

Mynd_44:
GEJ does not have the powers to lock up his office, he does not have the powers to get him arrested and GEJ alone did not employ him. He was nominated and the senate confirmed him. How this works is that if he is to be fired then the same process that brought him in is the one that can force him out which involves the president and the senate.

The president can't act unilaterally in this case

Cooldany: Once upon a time, GEJ sent troops to boko haram trouble states without the conscent of any, let alone the vote of the co-determinants, dont u think he can also place the cbn presdo at bay, and b4 his case is settled by 2/3 of the house, time is off. However, SLS so much relies on the tiny rope of the house as his last resort

sucess001:

Jeez!

Will you just stop disgracing yourself in public?


Your post is sooo daft, its not even worth analysing.

Pamcrest: I like SLS......he is too stubborn for GEJ.
This president had better just leave the matter alone before he is disgraced into recanting his words as is his usual manner.
SLS is staying put till June, a zillion GEJs cannot shake him
My humble submission

Mynd_44:
GEJ cannot issue him a sack letter, it is impossible and void. If you want a CBN governor out, you need the president and 2/3 of the senate else, he stays.