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Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

olaglamour:
Let me officially join Nairaland.






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Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

Khalessi:
After May 29th Sanusi can employ Jonathan as a palace guard...and diezani as a maid, she needs all the soft landing she can get.

Urine:
Hehehehehe! I used to think like this some months ago until someone explained the whole idea to me. You see the first bank, CBN, foreign exposure, everything that has made the Emir what he is today was done to prepare him for the throne, he was 'built' to lead and THINK for his people, that my brother is a great "intellectual" task.

Ralphlauren:
I do not agree with you.

While trying to remain modest and not say too much about myself, I have sat in a few board meetings with him, the most recent a few weeks before he was made the head of CBN, so I know the stuff he's made of. He is not just talk without substance. He's very grounded and intellectually sound upstairs.

I knew he was a Prince but I never thought he was a serious challenger to the throne.

It's just sad see him "waste" this way.

SirShymexx:
My Ijebu cousin from the other side is a dapper don - salute.

https://media.tumblr.com/00712475edd3f873905e20444889a6fe/tumblr_inline_n8i0315pos1rw8a11.gif

Ralphlauren:
Thanks Bro

I'm just 'pained' to see the guy 'reduced' to this. Haba, he's still a 'young' man.

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

Ralphlauren:
I do not agree with you.

If that was the case, why wasn't the late Emir Ado Bayero and other prominent Northern Emirs given the same "exposure" before they ascended the throne?

While trying to remain modest and not say too much about myself, I have sat in a few board meetings with him, the most recent a few weeks before he was made the head of CBN, so I know the stuff he's made of. He is not just talk without substance. He's very grounded and intellectually sound upstairs.

I knew he was a Prince but I never thought he was a serious challenger to the throne.

It's just sad to see him "waste" this way.

crowns2:
Wrong! Wrong!!. The former Emir of Kano late Ado Bayero was sitting atop major multinational companies and investments as a silent but very influential board member one of which was Intels Gruop which is co owned by Atiku. Ado Bayero was present in serious Board meetings. You might not know this because everything musn't go to the press. In likewise manner Emir Sanusi would definately be towing that line too. The throne attracts even wider businesses and contacts instead of being restricted to only one place say only Banking. He would still be contributing his vast knowledge in the business world even though sitting on that throne.

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

MuguliciousMUGU:
This one atiku has become humble all of a sudden, am beginning to suspect oo, i hope he is not trying something fishy, like titus, geisha, infact any type of fish.

He should calm down for buhari, sanusi would not give him any job, and buhari said he would not answer any PDP defector, so what is he going to do now? Maybe buhari would pardon him and give him minister of corruption, but if he steals any money then his case dey kirikiri prison, no hope for him.

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

crowns2:
Wrong! Wrong!!. The former Emir of Kano late Ado Bayero was sitting atop major multinational companies and investments as a silent but very influential board member one of which was Intels Gruop which is co owned by Atiku. Ado Bayero was present in serious Board meetings. You might not know this because everything musn't go to the press. In likewise manner Emir Sanusi would definately be towing that line too. The throne attracts even wider businesses and contacts instead of being restricted to only one place say only Banking. He would still be contributing his vast knowledge in the business world even though sitting on that throne.

MuguliciousMUGU:
This one atiku has become humble all of a sudden, am beginning to suspect oo, i hope he is not trying something fishy, like titus, geisha, infact any type of fish.

He should calm down for buhari, sanusi would not give him any job, and buhari said he would not answer any PDP defector, so what is he going to do now? Maybe buhari would pardon him and give him minister of corruption, but if he steals any money then his case dey kirikiri prison, no hope for him.

Urine:
My brother, you have no idea of how Northern Oligarchy works, the late Emir, was a banker, member of parliament, and also a diplomat (he was an ambassador). I know Sanusi is sound, in fact all Northern leaders since independence are very smart.

If you doubt my argument about exposure, look at the educational background of the most important Northern leaders we've had since independence. Better still why do you think there's a very high level of illiteracy there? It's a long story, don't let me derail this thread.

driand:
As a sign of respect in accordance with the tradition in that part of the country, we the Igbos can't try that.. Not that we lack respect but our tradition requires that all men are equal and the traditional rulers have just a little edge over his cabinet and then his subjects,
For instance the king of my town can't take what belongs to another man forcefully, why? Because he doesn't have that power.
The king of my town can't just wakeup and make a decree, without consulting not just the cabinet but the commoners, the day he tries it, his days on the throne are numbered.

MuguliciousMUGU:
This one atiku has become humble all of a sudden, am beginning to suspect oo, i hope he is not trying something fishy, like titus, geisha, infact any type of fish.

He should calm down for buhari, sanusi would not give him any job, and buhari said he would not answer any PDP defector, so what is he going to do now? Maybe buhari would pardon him and give him minister of corruption, but if he steals any money then his case dey kirikiri prison, no hope for him.

MuguliciousMUGU:
This one atiku has become humble all of a sudden, am beginning to suspect oo, i hope he is not trying something fishy, like titus, geisha, infact any type of fish.

He should calm down for buhari, sanusi would not give him any job, and buhari said he would not answer any PDP defector, so what is he going to do now? Maybe buhari would pardon him and give him minister of corruption, but if he steals any money then his case dey kirikiri prison, no hope for him.

lalasticlala:
That's Atiku sitting down on the rug as a mark of respect for the monarch, Emir Sanusi...

https://mobile.twitter.com/MusadiqZ/status/588788724764377088

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!

Ralphlauren:
Anytime I see Emir lamido Sanusi in the Royal Robe, all I can think of is a talented brain that has gone to waste.

He's an intelligent and very eloquent man. Heck! This man once called the shots at First Bank and CBN as well as many other firms.

Now, all he does is sit and expect people to pay homage to him at his palace.
All his traditional roles must be very boring and not intellectually challenging. From high profile board meetings and formulating economic policies to this. . . . How does he cope

Sad!