Nigeria - Senator Recommends Sack Of CBN Governor Sanusi
"Nigerians should stop this professinal miscalculation, financial suicide" Senator Femi Ojudu representing Ekiti Central Distric...
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"Nigerians should stop this professinal miscalculation, financial suicide" Senator Femi Ojudu representing Ekiti Central District has recommended the sack of Central Bank Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi on the ground that his planned introduction of N5000 note amounted to a misconduct.
Ojudu, who expressed dismay at the proposal, wondered how CBN could, in all sense of professionalism and progress, be thinking of such when the country’s inflationary rate currently stands at 12.9 per cent.
He urged President Goodluck Jonathan to invoke the provision of Section 11 of the CBN Act to remove Sanusi and his deputies “as their present act of trying to worsen the living conditions of Nigerians constitutes a serious gross misconduct.”
He argued that in a country like Nigeria where prices hardly come down, the CBN Governor and his team are literally pronouncing death sentence on Nigerians.
In the statement by his media aide, Mr Dimeji Daniels, Ojudu said: “As opposed to its tag ‘Project C.U.R.E’ (Currency Restructuring Exercise), the so-called project will bring cancer rather than cure to the Nigerian economy.
He urged all well-meaning Nigerians to support the opposition to the CBN plan. The Senator said although he was not opposed to a limited autonomy for the apex bank, he believes the current development necessitates an urgent amendment of CBN Act.
Ojudu claimed that it has become imperative for all Nigerians to halt what he terms professional miscalculation and financial suicide on the part of the CBN.
The lawmaker added that incidents like this only serve to accentuate the need to overhaul the CBN Act that confers too much powers on the CBN Governor.
Relying on Sections 6 subsection 2 (a) and 7 subsection 1 of the CBN Act, Ojudu said it was appalling that the same Governor, who is in charge of the day-to-day management of the CBN, is also the Chairman of the CBN Board to which the management is answerable, meaning that the CBN Governor is answerable to himself.
Ojudu said the most unacceptable part of the CBN Act is Section 8 subsection 3 which states that the board stipulates the salaries of the Governor, Deputy Governors and staff of the CBN, which, in other words, means that the CBN Governor also stipulates his own salary.
He noted that while he believes that the CBN autonomy is very important, there must be checks on such autonomy to ensure that the CBN does not embark on fruitless jamborees like it is currently doing.
Its high time we tell ourselfs the truth,countries that has large currency denominations are trying as much as possible to ruduce it in other to make there economy stronger and life better for its citizens,rather Nigeria Central Bank wants to introduce #5000 note and convert #5,#10,#20, to coins when kids born eight to ten years ago can not identify Nigeria currency that are in coins So bad. Are we moving forward or backward Sanusi?
ReplyDeleteWe are definitely moving anti-clockwise, I wonder why d faculty of our so called learned people is dead to reality. I think most of this administrators need to be psychiatrically examined to know how they reason.
ReplyDeleteHigher currency denomination denotes problems and bad economy, countries like United Kingdom, America, Canada etc can never be thinking in this childish way of solving economic issue. Shame on to the Governor of CBN. A novice can never put forward this unpopular idea of N5000 note. Nigerians pls don't support it, it's a rubbish idea and won't take us anywhere instead DRAG us backward.
National Moi Moi, over 40b naira for changing notes to coin and over 40n naira for printing 5000k. Jonathan is conniving with Sanusi and its obvious. hehehehe, i pity my country..
ReplyDeleteSupported! My dear Senator, more grease to your elbow.
ReplyDeleteIt is now clear to me that these so called Senators have now work to do, shameless fools !!!
ReplyDeleteMost of nigerian leaders are thief. They want to print 5000 note so that it will be easy for them to steal our money to oversea. Corrupt nation
ReplyDeleteIs it not better to steal in Naira than to steal in dollars... Let them continue to fool them selves sha
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