sayso:

She is dead but lived an adulterous life,her first husband (Bongo Sikwe)is still alive but married another man IBB and together they killed the first husband's son she gave birth to, the wages of sin is death and according to christain doctrine she commited adultry with IBB.

harakiri:

Dude,

It's our oil they want NOT aerial attack.They will only use violence if we resist to let them take us for a ride.Besides, where they are really interested in is 9ja delta NOT the north.Don't be surprised if you here of them talking about setting up bases in the north and headquarters in 9ja delta.They might use the pipleline bombing as excuse to protect their "national security".How unfortunate Africans can't see beyond their noses.By the time it hits the fan, all the thieving politicians would have left the country to enjoy their stolen wealth while the masses will go through unmeasurable suffering.If this US move is not countered now when it's still fresh, NIGERIA IS DOOMED!

senetee:

Truth is those BRT buses are still not enough. Have you been to a BRT bus terminal between the hours of 5 pm to 7 pm, especially the one at CMS? You would behold a very long queue which indicates that the demand is there but the supply does not match it at the moment.

It is still nice to know that there is a comfortable alternative to squeezing into a rickety bus (which on bad day could just pack up on 3rd Mainland bridge)from obalende to the Mainland.

Also, Lagos has hydra headed problems which cannot be fixed in one administration. I salute the former administration and this current one in Lagos state for providing this alternative. I pray and believe, they can improve on what has been done.

The more channels of transportation, the lesser the pressure on just one which is currently roads. I welcome it.

Chiyom:

He signed while in coma or was he briefly resuscitated and after signing went into coma again. God help Nigeria

j.pilata:

Nigeria should find way to stop things like this,it is not good to our nation.

jcross22:

islam never means peace but submission any body that say islam mean peace should read along with me.Qur'an 9:5 "When the sacred forbidden months for fighting are past, fight and kill the disbelievers wherever you find them, take them captive, beleaguer them, and lie in wait and ambush them using every stratagem of war.THAT VERSE COME FROM KORAN , SO , WHO NOW SAY THAT TERRORISM IS NOT PART OF ISLAM OR JIHAD DOES NOT MEAN FIGHTING WITH THE SWORDS THAT PERSON SHOULD NOT FORGET ABOUT HOW THE ISLAM CAME TO STAY IN NORTHERN PART OF NIGERIA.

namski:

Guys, make una stop this personal insults on yourselves. Nothing here should be taken personal - this is a discussion forum and everyone is entitled to their own opinion. If you want to open a champagne that people lost there jobs ok and if you decide to sympathise, still ok. If you are not happy with what has been said by someone else, simply point it out in your comment and try not to take it personal.

Please let the discussion continue jare.

Onwan:

Im not the one complaining.

All these about Labour union, sanusi, etc - what the hell??, you've been sacked so?

Get a profession and if you have one, then get a life and stop whining. Pity is for failures;

IF ALL YOUR YEARS IN A BANK DID NOT PREPARE YOU FOR THIS - THEN YOU REALLY DESERVE PITY - UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T PITY FOOLS.

@Freezy
[b]I dont have "chiks" - Im responsibly married with kids and businesses (Part of them being providing third-party network solution to banks)[/b]

freezy:

You are the one who needs to get a life!   Has any of them ever snatched your chic? Why do u hate them so much? Hello, how many banks buy these so called home made specialized IT systems in the first place? These guys lost their jobs because their employers misbehaved and all you can do is rant. . . Jeez! You are pathetic. For each person sacked, do u know how many Nigerians are affected? Some of your statements were outrightly callous. I suggest you go thru your post again. . .  Slowly this time. Jeez! Such outbursts!

Afam:

Ok, now I understand your point. You wanted to see banks fail before you know we had issues with some of the banks. Allowing them to fail would have been disastrous and am I sure you would turn around to blame Sanusi for not acting in his capacity to prevent the failure. Now he has acted to prevent some banks from failing you are blaming him.

What do we really want in Nigeria? I am sure some of us would complain of too much electricity if we see steady power supply in Nigeria.

edoyad:

Thank God for Sanusi my brother's savings are safe and he can sleep well knowing his children school fees will be paid incase of life's eventualities.
Just imagine if Akingbola had taken that bank under, chai ! Heaven forbid ! !

texazzpete:

You mean you work in a bank, and like many of your fellow bankers you cannot see the bigger picture, instead focusing your ire on the 'sanusi tsunami'. Where were you when a new generation bank had to take a full page newspaper advert petitioning the president to help with loan recovery to no avail?
It is shameful that the entire point of your argument is to say that the banks must sympathize with the debtors for unplanned business losses. How is that supposed to work out? Are these not the same banks that mercilessly go on after small scale businesses and enterpreneurs over minor defaults on their loans, yet go soft on their cronies that contribute far less to the NIgerian economy?

We must thank Sanusi for exposing the rot in the banking sector and arresting it in time.

omoalare:

I took my time to read this trend and various comments of most NLDRS and this is my opinion (objective). Let me inform you that I am in a financial institution and knows what operates within Nigeria financial industry and the world (I do not claim to know all but I can boldly say I know much).
Now back to the topic, Sanusi's actions and utterancies are far below expectation and I believe he himself does not realised the sensitivity of the position he occupies. Nigeria is not the only country with bad loan problem, it is a global issue. For lack of time I could have given you list of banks in US and Britain that has such problem and has gone under or bailed out by the authorities.
The simple question we should ask ourselves is "if  anyone approach you for a loan and you know that the person will default in servicing or repayment of such loan will you grant the loan"? In another way "if you are to borrow money for an investment and you know that you are going to run at a loss will you take such loan"? This is the scenario of both the lender and borrower of this bad loan. The borrowers either invest in oil or the stock market and got their hands burnt, while that of oil is as a result of global meltdown the case of stock market was as a result of lack of proper supervision of the authorities which result in price manipulations that could not be sustained when foreign investors pulled out their funds.
WHERE SANUSI GOT IT WRONG.
The best Sanusi could have done is to make the bank pursue aggressive loan recovery/ loan rescheduling so that the situation will be a win-win for the bank and the economy (Sanusi knows this) but instead Sanusi engaged in vendettas moves forgetting that the economy and the masses will be the ultimate loser.
Don't forget that whatever we do today is history tomorrow and events of today can be revisited in the future. BE FAIR TO EVENTS SO THAT HISTORY CAN BE FAIR TO YOU.
This is my personal contributions and not that of any interest group.

Kobojunkie:

But they did LISTEN TO HIM, but his being REPUTABLE in the eyes of some is not enough reason why the boy’s life has to be put in chains WITHOUT EVIDENCE.
Key word “OUR SOCIETY”!! !

mbulela:

like i said earlier, this statement was obviously written by a lawyer.
it says so much without saying anything in particular.
On a second thought, one can not be sure of anything on the basis of it.
When they are ready to tell us the full story, we will listen.
This statement is plain grandstanding.
When they decide to robe the father in, he will tell the full story.

dblock:

I can only hope that is where she is heading.

Trust me, no human being with any bit of intergrity, would ever marry IBB.

What does she tell him when he kills people and impoverishes millions, "Stop it hunny, your being bad"

Does she donate to charity in the morning and watch the evil genius at work at night.

Does she think ohh I am such an humanitarian, I am trying to heal IBB of his evil deeds, maybe just one more year of being married to him.

You do have great points and anyone too has the right to be as judgmental as you but you know there is time for everything under this sun, we should at list mourn her at this time, if for nothing, for her few good works. You know, through history it has never been easy for the wives of evil kings. So if you ask me, I'd say she made her own little positive statement and that contrasts her from her husband. Bet the reason ibb loved her because he knows he can turn his back with her and be safe