Jarus:

Thank God you accept Sanusi's write-ups are of quality. At least you see something good in him.
I'm also a bit worried that his past dialogues, other than those on Debt relief, have centred on politics, religion, ethicity, history etc rather than on Economics.
This to me is not impressive enough and I mention it in my article but I think he has made up for this in other areas, especially with the industry wide acknowledgement taht he's Nigeria's economy's best brain in risk management.

The paragraph is reproduced here:
Make no mistake, I am not saying that versatility and all-roundness-the summary of who I see SLS to be-automatically translate to excellent performance as CBN governor. In fact, I’m not too impressed with the fact only few of his past dialogues I came across bordered on Economics(most bordered on politics,history, philosophy, ethnicity, and religion). But a critical look at his CV, especially his rapid promotion in UBA between 1997-1999, and the overt acknowledgement by analysts and commentators that he’s arguably Nigeria’s economy’s best brain in Credit risk management, tells a lot about his competence in his primary field.

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=147240%20





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blesd man:

I really do have some funny feeling that Sanusi may not be right in the actions he is taking. I have really decided to take a 'sit don look' approach to these rambles. The picture should show up in a short 'full' while. Let's watch it.