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Politics › Re: Anambra Debunks Sanusi Lies On Islamic Bank Borrowing by adejoro75(op): 5:11am On Jul 23, 2011
Sanusi and his desperate lies
First he claimed an Igbo man invested in Islamic Bank without saying what sort of Igbo man that was (we had to dig it up to show that it was a muslim Igbo who has lived all his life in the North)
Now he claims Anambra borrowed from Islamic Bank
Which Islamic Bank? The one that is already in operation or the one inside the an-us of Sanusi?
Clearly, Sanusi is using Igbo name (99% Christians) to score cheap propaganda points with his useless islamic bank that will die a natural death in Nigeria.
Politics › Anambra Debunks Sanusi Lies On Islamic Bank Borrowing by adejoro75(op): 5:09am On Jul 23, 2011
http://odili.net/news/source/2011/jul/22/519.html

We didn’t borrow money from Islamic bank –Anambra govt
From IJEOMA ONUORAH, Nnewi

Friday, July 22, 2011

Anambra State Government has debunked the statement by CBN governor that it was the first state to borrow money from the non-interest bank.



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Speaking through its Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Eze Echesi, yesterday, inAwka, the Peter Obi-led administration stated that it has not borrowed funds from any financial institution.

But giving insight into how Anambra may have been linked with the Islamic bank, Echesi said there were certain programmes embarked upon by the state government, which included control of malaria and HIV, which states execute in partnership with the Federal Government.

He disclosed that at present, three states - Anambra, Yobe and Gombe - are collaborating with the Federal government on a food security programme.

“In cases like this, the Federal Government sources the money from financial institutions in the country or from outside.

“In the case of the food security project, the Federal Government is supporting us and it is at their discretion to source money from any source. But the agreement is essentially between the bank and the Federal Government; states are secondary in such matters.

“To construe this to mean that the state government has taken a loan from Islamic bank is a misrepresentation. It is misleading. Anambra is only a beneficiary through the Federal Government’s support of the state’s programme,” the commissioner stated.
Politics › Re: Yoruba, Hausa In Enugu Decry Marginalisation by adejoro75: 7:50pm On Jul 22, 2011
How has the mighty fallen. A whole Yoruba tribe turn to beggars of crumbs grin grin grin grin grin grin

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