₦airaland Forum

Gr8amechi:
You don't know how government work go and learn.

Obiora became deputy governor in 2020, the other three became in 2018, they are his seniors.

He can't be appointed in acting capacity.


Tinubu may consider him or anyone when he wants to appoint a substantive CBN governor, go and read who was made acting when GEJ removed Sanusi.

Everything isn't emotional, the acting CBN governor can't do any shit, he is just temporary holding the seat for a substantive governor who could be Obiora or anybody.

Obiora is 2 years junior to all other deputy governor so Emefiele can't hand over to him after being suspended.

Devil1Messenger:
Dr. Kingsley Obiora resumed as a Deputy Governor in the Central Bank of Nigeria on 02 March, 2020. Prior to this, he was an Alternate Executive Director in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC, USA. In this capacity, he was a member of the Executive Board, collectively responsible for conducting the daily operations of the IMF. He also assisted to represent the interests of 23 African Countries, including Nigeria, at the Board.

He first joined the IMF through the globally-competitive “Economist Program” in 2007 and worked in both the European Department as well as the Strategy, Policy and Review Department, whilst carrying out extensive work on exchange rate assessment, debt sustainability analyses, decoupling and spillovers, real sector analyses, as well as several reviews of Financial Sector Assessments. Prior to this, Dr. Obiora worked at the West African Monetary Institute in Accra, Ghana and the Centre for Econometric and Allied Research at the University of Ibadan.

While on secondment from the IMF, Dr. Obiora simultaneously served as Technical Adviser to the Nigeria’s National Economic Management Team as well as Special Assistant to the President Jonathan’s Chief Economic Adviser from October 2011 to May 2014. During this time, he played key roles in helping shape the country’s economic policies on several fronts, including on energy subsidies, power sector reform, measurement of job creation, architecture of development financing, diversification of the economy, oil price benchmarking in the budgetary process, regulatory framework for doing business, port reform, and asset-based economic mapping and modeling.

From June 2014 until July 2018, Dr. Obiora served as Special Adviser on Economic Matters to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). During this role, he contributed to the overall analytical and policy work of the CBN, bringing his extensive international and domestic economic experiences to bear in helping the Bank understand the ramifications of, and deal with spillovers from, the external shocks emanating from the significant drop in global oil prices. Dr. Obiora has a first degree from the University of Benin as well as Masters and Doctorate degrees in Economics from the University of Ibadan.

Tinubu overlooked this man(an economist, that have even held a top office in IMF) and Aisha Ahmad(a financial expert) to appoint a director of operations that is a mechanical engineer as CBN governor

Pure tribalism

Acekidc4:
You're the Dumb one here Sir. Can you employ someone you can't trust and control?? I know Tinubu must have check well to know who is Capable. Nothing concern anybody weda na Yoruba or hausa or Igbo, what we need is a competent person. Are you wiser than the Man in charge??

Babaibe:
Another Emeifule who mislead Buhari for hos Ipob brother. Obiorah ko , nwachukwu ni.

Gr8amechi:
You don't know how government work go and learn.

Obiora became deputy governor in 2020, the other three became in 2018, they are his seniors.

He can't be appointed in acting capacity.


Tinubu may consider him or anyone when he wants to appoint a substantive CBN governor, go and read who was made acting when GEJ removed Sanusi.

Everything isn't emotional, the acting CBN governor can't do any shit, he is just temporary holding the seat for a substantive governor who could be Obiora or anybody.

Obiora is 2 years junior to all other deputy governor so Emefiele can't hand over to him after being suspended.

Nightwolf1:
It baffles me how you guys started thinking that tribalism which, naturally, is associated with the Yorubas won't play out in this administration.

You guys should just give it up. There won't be any difference in what Buhari did, and that which Tinubu is going to do.

Know it and have peace 🙏

Nightwolf1:
It baffles me how you guys started thinking that tribalism which, naturally, is associated with the Yorubas won't play out in this administration.

You guys should just give it up. There won't be any difference in what Buhari did, and that which Tinubu is going to do.

Know it and have peace 🙏

Devil1Messenger:
Dr. Kingsley Obiora resumed as a Deputy Governor in the Central Bank of Nigeria on 02 March, 2020. Prior to this, he was an Alternate Executive Director in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC, USA. In this capacity, he was a member of the Executive Board, collectively responsible for conducting the daily operations of the IMF. He also assisted to represent the interests of 23 African Countries, including Nigeria, at the Board.

He first joined the IMF through the globally-competitive “Economist Program” in 2007 and worked in both the European Department as well as the Strategy, Policy and Review Department, whilst carrying out extensive work on exchange rate assessment, debt sustainability analyses, decoupling and spillovers, real sector analyses, as well as several reviews of Financial Sector Assessments. Prior to this, Dr. Obiora worked at the West African Monetary Institute in Accra, Ghana and the Centre for Econometric and Allied Research at the University of Ibadan.

While on secondment from the IMF, Dr. Obiora simultaneously served as Technical Adviser to the Nigeria’s National Economic Management Team as well as Special Assistant to the President Jonathan’s Chief Economic Adviser from October 2011 to May 2014. During this time, he played key roles in helping shape the country’s economic policies on several fronts, including on energy subsidies, power sector reform, measurement of job creation, architecture of development financing, diversification of the economy, oil price benchmarking in the budgetary process, regulatory framework for doing business, port reform, and asset-based economic mapping and modeling.

From June 2014 until July 2018, Dr. Obiora served as Special Adviser on Economic Matters to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). During this role, he contributed to the overall analytical and policy work of the CBN, bringing his extensive international and domestic economic experiences to bear in helping the Bank understand the ramifications of, and deal with spillovers from, the external shocks emanating from the significant drop in global oil prices. Dr. Obiora has a first degree from the University of Benin as well as Masters and Doctorate degrees in Economics from the University of Ibadan.

Tinubu overlooked this man(an economist, that have even held a top office in IMF) and Aisha Ahmad(a financial expert) to appoint a director of operations that is a mechanical engineer as CBN governor

Pure tribalism

Devil1Messenger:
Dr. Kingsley Obiora resumed as a Deputy Governor in the Central Bank of Nigeria on 02 March, 2020. Prior to this, he was an Alternate Executive Director in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC, USA. In this capacity, he was a member of the Executive Board, collectively responsible for conducting the daily operations of the IMF. He also assisted to represent the interests of 23 African Countries, including Nigeria, at the Board.

He first joined the IMF through the globally-competitive “Economist Program” in 2007 and worked in both the European Department as well as the Strategy, Policy and Review Department, whilst carrying out extensive work on exchange rate assessment, debt sustainability analyses, decoupling and spillovers, real sector analyses, as well as several reviews of Financial Sector Assessments. Prior to this, Dr. Obiora worked at the West African Monetary Institute in Accra, Ghana and the Centre for Econometric and Allied Research at the University of Ibadan.

While on secondment from the IMF, Dr. Obiora simultaneously served as Technical Adviser to the Nigeria’s National Economic Management Team as well as Special Assistant to the President Jonathan’s Chief Economic Adviser from October 2011 to May 2014. During this time, he played key roles in helping shape the country’s economic policies on several fronts, including on energy subsidies, power sector reform, measurement of job creation, architecture of development financing, diversification of the economy, oil price benchmarking in the budgetary process, regulatory framework for doing business, port reform, and asset-based economic mapping and modeling.

From June 2014 until July 2018, Dr. Obiora served as Special Adviser on Economic Matters to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). During this role, he contributed to the overall analytical and policy work of the CBN, bringing his extensive international and domestic economic experiences to bear in helping the Bank understand the ramifications of, and deal with spillovers from, the external shocks emanating from the significant drop in global oil prices. Dr. Obiora has a first degree from the University of Benin as well as Masters and Doctorate degrees in Economics from the University of Ibadan.

[b]Tinubu overlooked this man(an economist, that have even held a top office in IMF) and Aisha Ahmad(a financial expert) to appoint a director of operations that is a mechanical engineer as CBN governor[/b]Is Obiora,Deputy Governor (Operations)at CBN? More over,the acting CBN has more cognate experience in banking more than Obiora.He had been the MD of NIBSS at a time. Bros, stop being hateful

Pure tribalism

mzgboy:
It's clearly stated that he has two masters, one in Mechanical Engineering and one is MBA. In addition, he has over 30 years banking experience but you all ignore that to pick the story that suit you.

Besides, he is just in acting position!

Devil1Messenger:
We dont need any banker to be the CBN governor
Bankers are just marketers
We need pure economists

Devil1Messenger:
We dont need any banker to be the CBN governor
Bankers are just marketers
We need pure economists

Gr8amechi:
It's saddened how some of you youths behave and react.

The most senior is Aisha and not even Obiora.
The person was appointed to hold the place as the most senior because Emefiele was suspended.

All the four deputy governor are going down.

A neutral person will be brought in.

Emefiele recruiter the 4 deputy governors and even this Obiora doesn't look to have what is needed.

The current Acting governor has an MBA, has over 30 years banking experience and has grown in banking, go and check his CV.

Nigerians must stop all these rubbish to grow.

That said, Nigeria needs a neutral Economist to come and sanitize the system, someone in CBN is part of the system, all the directors and governors must go

mzgboy:
He is also a Business Administrator.

unohbethel:
so what the fuk is this one Nigeria u id**ts are always yapping about

mzgboy:
And yes, I agree to the fact that we need pure economist but we need to understand that he is just still acting pending the time they will find someone that is very qualified to take up the task as the Governor and not acting!

Devil1Messenger:
Dr. Kingsley Obiora resumed as a Deputy Governor in the Central Bank of Nigeria on 02 March, 2020. Prior to this, he was an Alternate Executive Director in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington DC, USA. In this capacity, he was a member of the Executive Board, collectively responsible for conducting the daily operations of the IMF. He also assisted to represent the interests of 23 African Countries, including Nigeria, at the Board.

He first joined the IMF through the globally-competitive “Economist Program” in 2007 and worked in both the European Department as well as the Strategy, Policy and Review Department, whilst carrying out extensive work on exchange rate assessment, debt sustainability analyses, decoupling and spillovers, real sector analyses, as well as several reviews of Financial Sector Assessments. Prior to this, Dr. Obiora worked at the West African Monetary Institute in Accra, Ghana and the Centre for Econometric and Allied Research at the University of Ibadan.

While on secondment from the IMF, Dr. Obiora simultaneously served as Technical Adviser to the Nigeria’s National Economic Management Team as well as Special Assistant to the President Jonathan’s Chief Economic Adviser from October 2011 to May 2014. During this time, he played key roles in helping shape the country’s economic policies on several fronts, including on energy subsidies, power sector reform, measurement of job creation, architecture of development financing, diversification of the economy, oil price benchmarking in the budgetary process, regulatory framework for doing business, port reform, and asset-based economic mapping and modeling.

From June 2014 until July 2018, Dr. Obiora served as Special Adviser on Economic Matters to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). During this role, he contributed to the overall analytical and policy work of the CBN, bringing his extensive international and domestic economic experiences to bear in helping the Bank understand the ramifications of, and deal with spillovers from, the external shocks emanating from the significant drop in global oil prices. Dr. Obiora has a first degree from the University of Benin as well as Masters and Doctorate degrees in Economics from the University of Ibadan.

Tinubu overlooked this man(an economist, that have even held a top office in IMF) and Aisha Ahmad(a financial expert) to appoint a director of operations that is a mechanical engineer as CBN governor

Pure tribalism

Saintinoo:
Oga I am not saying Obiora should be appointed CBN governor, but at least someone with his type of profile and to add again, a very stubborn person.

I don't care which tribe he comes from, as long as he is competent, economic recovery is not difficult, we don't just have people to put the right policy in place.

Emperormartin:
Emefiele is from Delta state and you're calling him IPOB.

No be una talk say delta state na Niger Delta.

Why now una dey call delta state indigene IPOB

Stop confusing Nigerians

ozo13:
has he bn appointed or he is on acting capacity

donbachi:
Everybody no be Jonathan wey go give to a northerner.

Devil1Messenger:
Anybody can go to Lagos business for an MBA program.
MBA are for those that wants to go into management.
I'm currently doing my MSC and I planned to do my MBA immediately I'm done with it

Devil1Messenger:
So he want to appoint acting, he didn't see Aisha that is a financial expert and also the most senior among them all and also studied accounting or Obiora that is a pure economists? But saw a Yoruba man that is just tech guy incharge of operations to appoint
Dey play

Devil1Messenger:
Anybody can go to Lagos business for an MBA program.
MBA are for those that wants to go into management.
I'm currently doing my MSC and I planned to do my MBA immediately I'm done with it

mzgboy:
Point of correction:
MBA is not only for Management. MBA has different area of concentration. You can specialise in either Management or HR or Marketing or Finance. Some schools have more area of specialisation in MBA.

mzgboy:
What if the two people you mentioned are party to the ongoing investigation that led to Emefiele's suspension?

I still believe all these don't matter till they announce the substantial Governor.

mzgboy:
Same way anybody can as well do Postgraduate diploma in economics and use it for Msc Economics.

I think the issue is that we are all focusing on one section of his education.