In an interview with Bloomberg, Mr Buhari said the Governing Board of the CBN has the power to determine if the governor erred or not.
The CBN governor later rejected the presidential forms, noting that should he heed the call to run for the presidency, he would use his “own hard-earned savings from over 35 years of banking leadership to buy my own Nomination Forms.” He asked the court to stop INEC from disqualifying him from participating in the primary election of his preferred political party.PREMIUM TIMES, in an editorial, called on Mr Emefiele to resign and pursue his political ambition, if he had any, or publicly distance himself from groups clamouring for him to contest.Also, the governors of Ondo and Sokoto State, Rotimi Akeredolu and Aminu Tambuwal, had called for the resignation of the CBN boss.
“But there is a subtext to the accusations. Because the governor follows a model outside of the economic orthodoxy, he is labelled political. But the orthodoxy has proved wrong time and again.
They know themselves. Bird's of the same feather are also useless together
A situation where INEC can no longer use the CBN to keep sensitive materials for elections because of the ambition and action of one man is enough to say he have divided interest and not acceptable.
But you could kick out a sitting Chief Justice of Nigeria using an appendage of the executive arm Gov't. Hypocrisy to high heaven is what this Junta practices! ELECTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES IPOB fearwomen breastislife Obaseki
You can't we know you for that he s still part of you
Buhari is probably the most empty person that would/should lead Nigeria. Alternative Economic policy by MEFFY where is it, where has it gotten us A dollar is 605+, can this man be serious serious once in his life.
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