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Tuesday, March 05, 2019

CBN Gov. Godwin Emefiele Was Not Asked To Proceed On Leave


Godwin Emefiele remains the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria so please ignore any reports that he has been sent on forced leave....

Some media outlets had reported on Monday that Emefiele received a letter from the office of President Muhammadu Buhari to vacate his office.





Sources within the presidency told TheCable there is no truth in the reports.

“The president does not have the power to sack the CBN governor without the approval of the national assembly,” one of the persons familiar with the matter told TheCable.

When TheCable likened the matter to the suspension of Muhammad Sanusi II, the former CBN governor, the source said: “we have departed from those years”.

Section eight of the CBN Act of 2007 says a CBN governor can be removed by the president “provided that the removal of the Governor shall be supported by two-thirds majority of the Senate praying that he be so removed”.


Emefiele’s tenure as CBN governor is expected to come to an end on June 3, 2019 — five years after his appointment.


Another source said “the rumour mill is grinding so fast, seeing its exactly three months to the expiration of his tenure”.

TheCable understands that Emefiele was in his office on Monday, and no such letter was received by the office of the governor.

Emefiele can be reappointed as the CBN governor based on the discretion of the president and the approval of the national assembly.

Section 10 of the CBN Act prescribes that “the Governor and Deputy Governors shall be appointed in the first instance for a term of five years and shall each be eligible for re-appointment for another term not exceeding five years”.

The Act is silent on terminal leave, but TheCable understands that CBN governors do not go on terminal leave due to the sensitivity of the job.

Aishah Ahmed, former head of consumer and privilege banking at Diamond Bank, is among those being tipped to replace Emefiele.

11 comments:

  1. I talked about it yesterday about that Ahmed been the possible replacement. Is he the most qualified among them all?

    There is something about this government that people are not following. They first of all throw out their card to see the reactions of Nigerians, and if the people revolt they will send a disclaimer to the card thrown but truth be told they were actually testing the water.

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    1. You are kinda right you know

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    2. Aisha Ahmed is NOT a HE. And no, you didn’t say anything yesterday except what is already in the public sphere. Don’t try to prove that you are smart and have info that others do not have. Your analysis is always poor. Learn to be humble and stop this your ITK. You no sabi anything other than ranting. Go sleep. The next four years of this administration is already dreadful for you.

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    3. LMFAO @08:00. I don't waste energy or comment on people like you.

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    4. Aisha Ahmad is a lady Mr ITK.

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    5. Teejay i will address u again when u win at something,anything but until then i don't talk to losers

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  2. how bullion van came to be in Tinubu's residence is yet to be addressed by Emefiele.

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  3. As long as he keeps licking the ass of the cabal he is safe while the Naira continues to tumble.

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