nwabobo:

breeze don dey blow, fowl yansh don dey open, but must every Tom manliness and Harry use Ndigbo to settle personal scores?

hercules07:

Sanusi haters gathering again, Fani Kayode suddenly becomes the truth himself, I just shake myself at all of you, I do not even know why the guy did not allow Oceanic and Intercontinental to fail, I am sure you guys will be singing a new song by now.

hercules07:

Fani Kayode comes out of no where to mud sling and you guys take it hook line and sinker, Sanusi is locked up and nobody has picked up on it all this while, I am sure Sanusi is not perfect, but to accuse him of murder is an all time low, do you guys think he would have been put in charge of first bank if he was a murderer?

hercules07:

Apparently you do not know what bank MDs go through before they are appointed, there is no way this would have been kept under wraps if it was true, it would have been used to blackmail him, my guy, look for something else to pin on the man, this one is a no no.

MALLAM SANUSI LAMIDO SANUSI, BOKO HARAM AND RELIGIOUS EXTREMISM – Eghes Eyieyien

Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi sent me a text last Sunday threatening me that he would sue me for “libel” for disclosing on my Facebook page, on the discussion thread where I raised the Thisday story of his statement about the motivation of Boko Haram, that he was indicted by Gen. Sani Abacha for the Kano religious riot in which Gideon Akaluka was beheaded. Sanusi’s indictment was for his complicity as one of those the government believed instigated the riot. In fact, the report at the time was that eight people were manipulated by the security agencies for their role in causing the riot. Seven of them were allegedly executed summarily but Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was spared because of the pleas of notable northern leaders on his behalf being a Prince of Kano Emirate. His grand-father was the Emir of Kano who was deposed by the government of Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Premier of the Old Northern Region of Nigeria and the Sardauna of Sokoto. So Gen. Sani Abacha’s government sent Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi to be incarcerated in Sokoto Prison for a period of about two years. He was never formally charged or put on trial before a Court or other judicial panel. So Sanusi somehow believes that all Nigerians above forty years of age and well-informed enough to know what transpired at the time have somehow developed a sudden case of mass amnesia or would be too star-struck by his award-winning brilliance to speak out. So he has ensured that the inglorious period of his incarceration is unaccounted for in his resume since he conveniently omits it from his Curriculum Vitae and Profile. I guess any human being would have done the same if they had such a skeleton in their closet and had to serve as the Governor of a Central Bank.I have challenged some journalist to go and interview Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi to get his reaction to my “allegation”. And to independently check this information with his close friends, his former colleagues at ICON Merchant Bank and the key operatives of our security services and the Prisons authority who were in employment between 1993 and 1998.

So why have I decided to go public with this information at this time? I have decided to go public with this information at this time because I am now convinced that Sanusi is a dangerous religious extremist in government. He should never have been appointed as the CBN Governor! I am now convinced that Mallam Sanusi is too dangerous a religious extremist and a Jihadist to be in government how much more the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria!

helpee:

  If Obasanjo knew that Yardua was terminally ill would he have allowed him become president? Common sense will say No but the reality in Nigeria means yes. 

hercules07:

Apparently you do not know what bank MDs go through before they are appointed, there is no way this would have been kept under wraps if it was true, it would have been used to blackmail him, my guy, look for something else to pin on the man, this one is a no no.

violent:

you are speaking trash!. . .this silly "ask no questions" attitude is why this country will forever remain in the dark deep!

nothing has ever been made more simple: 

1)  Was he involved?

2) why was he exonerated?

3) where is the report exonerating him?

who asked or when the questions were asked is totally immaterial. it's sad when someone comes up with line of reasoning such as "would he have been an MD if he was involved? ". . . how the bleep is that related to the questions being asked?. . . . can people seriously not think beyond this point?

I will place a bet, if in the unlikely case Sanusi is found to have been involved in the cold murder many years ago, some seriously pathetic slow thinkers will start argument on why Sanusi must not be held responsible and how the whole shyt is being stirred by the cabal Sanusi uprooted from banking.

OK2NV:

Fani Kayode is to be taking as seriously as a cup of warm vapored shitt.

ndu_chucks:

The dunces, dullards, and politically unsophisticated anound NLers cannot see that political jostling in preparation for 2015 has already begun. Fani Kayode is desperately trying to make himself relevant but everyone remembers his performance as a two-time minister.

The arrest of Sanusi, a Kano prince, may not be unrelated to trying to silence Sanusi who has never shied away from opposing Abacha, in his own little way, back then. It is a known fact that Sanusi wants to become the Emir of Kano and the Abacha boys will stop at nothing to try to stop him, even if it takes using the political jobber, Fani kayode.  

The arrest of Sanusi, a Kano prince, may not be unrelated to trying to silence Sanusi who had never shied away from opposing Abacha, in his own little way, back then.

Sanusi is a murderer