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THIS IS THE WORST DISGRACE EVER,TO WHAT AUDACITY THAT AN INCUBENT CBN GOVR SITTING ON NIGERIA'S TREASURY IS VYING FOR POLITICAL OFFICE,WHILE BUHA KEPT MUTE. THSI IS TOTAL NONSENSE,UNA SEE WHAT THEY DO WITH OUR OIL MONEY BEHIND THE SCREEN. IF NA AMERICA HE WOULD HAVE BEEN DEALTH WITH.

This is an interesting case that will have far reaching implications on Federal civil/public servants. I can’t wait to read the decision of the court. Glad that the legality of certain provisions in the Public service rule will finally be put to test.

Approach a Microfinance bank.. Most of them lend at 3-5% interest monthly

Devilagentcap:
Issokay.

Please don't mind the name. Ejoor




Please, who can lend me 100k for business and I'll pay back 10k/month for 15 months.
That's my contact

Or 50k, pay back 10k/month for 7 months. Please

olas24u:
Stop writing nonsense, is this morally right. Even for a banker to get the position of cbn governor is not normal., how much more seeking the position of the president while still in office, just to safe guard himself from the corruption cases that may still come up against him.

I wish you’d read more, then understand before you respond. It’s not about nonsense or morally right. Stay on the issue.
He made an assertion that apex bank bosses aren’t political anywhere in the world. Like so many Nigerians repeat too.
I picked one country in the world and showed there are politically inclined apex bank bosses.

Grinch41:
That's the US.In Nigeria we have our own laws,we don't have to follow everything the US does because the mentality of citizens in the two countries is different.

Then you shouldn’t have compared Nigeria with any other country in the world. You can’t generalize is one comment, and cherry pick in another comment. It’s not following what the US does, it’s if it exist as you stated in your initial comment.

shankara7:
Approach a Microfinance bank.. Most of them lend at 3-5% interest monthly

Like which ones Sir?

ComeToJesus:
No one is saying he should not contest. All they are saying is resign before you contest. When they talk about a level playing ground for everyone, that's what it means.

As the country's top treasure, judging from precedents of politicians, he can help himself with public funds in pursuing his presidential bid and use his influence as the governor and his vantage position as an insider to manipulate the books and cover his track.

Remember, Nigerian public servants and politicians are the some of the most fantastically corrupt around the world.

It's a no-brainer that he's got to get off the public till.

If he wins the primaries (He can't anyway,) he has 180 days to the day of election to resign.


Let him just continue catching cruise. He is preparing ground, like Soludo, for his eventual emergence as the governorship aspirant of his state.

Devilagentcap:
Like which ones Sir?

What's your location?

Naija!!!

shankara7:
What's your location?

Ibadan

fkj950ax:
Then you shouldn’t have compared Nigeria with any other country in the world. You can’t generalize is one comment, and cherry pick in another comment. It’s not following what the US does, it’s if it exist as you stated in your initial comment.

What comment of mine are you referring to?

Grinch41:
What comment of mine are you referring to?

Correction.
He, not you

Devilagentcap:
Ibadan

Check out Crest Microfinance bank

shankara7:
Check out Crest Microfinance bank

Thank you very much sir