mbhs139:

Yeah! You have a point there. And I was about saying the same thing.

Let me just add that later in life, posterity will judge him.

Quiet frankly, I don't have issues with the N5000 thing but the redinomination of some currencies to coins. That's where I see some infractions. We all have the experience with N1 and K50. That's my fear.

PhysicsQED: [img]https://www.nairaland.com/attachments/821750_Sanusi-Lamido-Sanusi_jpgd7f4b1946fe00e56d3dcc41ebe7744dd[/img]

Why is this man's forehead so wrinkly? He's only 51.

Every time I come across a picture of his overly wrinkled forehead I cringe a little.

mrrock: Do you want to know the true reason behind the N5,000 policy?. The reason is;
In 2-3 years everything in Nigeria would be priced in Millions or Billions. For example; a bottle of Fanata will sell like N1,000,000.

The policy is to make it easier to carry ''any'' amount in your pocket.

Sanusi is a stunch supporter of BH and have to fight with the only tool at his disposal.... Get it?.

Horus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWks6x_McWE

5000 naira note: Who has the final say?

mbhs139:

Them this idiots don change the topic

Dis Guy: @PhysicsQED

That to me is a frown not wrinkles!! he's looking up his spec

berem: according to what I studied in geography,it is called contours.what do you expect from a skinny man who refused to grow fat?
If he thinks nigerians are wasting their time,then let him go ahead. Bloody cattle rearer!

GARRI (x7):

Who is AUTONOMY

k2039:

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SLS,YOU HAVE MY SUPPORT.
“When I tell the truth, it is not for the sake of convincing those who do not know it, but for the sake of defending those that do.” William Blake


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“The masses have never thirsted after truth. Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master; whoever attempts to destroy their illusions is always their victim.” Gustave Le Bon,

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hackney: He thinks that changing currency demoninations will improve the economy and peoples' financial state.
Monkeys never get it right, do they?

xynerise: If the CBN thinks introducing the N5000 note without a corresponding increase on investment in the real sector to boost productivity, then I am afraid on day N20,000 note will be introduce soon.

Dis Guy:

the CBN is just one piece of the jigsaw, expecting the CBN to do everything from prosecuting 'cabals' and investing in the real sector is too much

GEJ and his ministers should pull their fingers out

ekt_bear: Suppose instead of introducing an N5000 note, he redenominates the currency, removing two zeros.

So you exchange N100 for a "new naira."

Would anyone be opposed to the latter?

So how can the latter be OK but introducing an N5k note be insane?

Are they not effectively the same thing?

Sealeddeal: This is the kind of person Nigeria need who doesnt care what fools will say. Sanusi is the man.

LeCoq: welcome to Capitalist Nigeria where bankers decide on how you vote with your pocket.

LeCoq: welcome to Capitalist Nigeria where bankers decide on how you vote with your pocket.

Frank-C:
I have my issues with Sanusi but if someone is nominated for a job and screened by our Senate and found worthy of such office, we should be gracious enough to let them DO THE JOB. The law has empowered this guy, by virtue of his office to take decisions that will advance the country economically and what he is doing is within the limit of his powers, so lets not do his job for him...let him do the job we put him there to do!!! This place is not a jungle.