Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Malam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has revealed that about N6billion lost to banks by customers has been recovered by the apex bank.
Sanusi spoke yesterday in Abuja at the yearly Isaac Moghalu Foundation (IMOF) Lecture and Symposium, entitled: “Women in Leadership, The Education Pipeline.”
He said the feat couldn’t have been achieved without the CBN’s Director of Consumer Protection, Hajia Umma Aminu Dutse, whom he described as “ruthless and hard working”.
His words: “The director of Consumer Protection has recovered over N6 billion in the last one year for customers that were cheated by banks. She takes sides with banks’ customers. Even when I plead with her to be gentle with the banks, she is very ruthless.”
Sanusi also berated women at the top of their careers and those with political clout for not doing enough for the womenfolk.
He said: “Not many women help other women and this is really a big problem. So, we need to be careful about just thinking that if you have a group of people in top management level, things will be different.
“Ask the women in power what they do for other women who are voiceless, you may be the Minister of Finance or of Housing, many women cannot understand what we are saying here.”
He did not also spare female ministers who spend time in government without any tangible proof of their stewardship for the womenfolk saying, “If you spend four years in the cabinet and you cannot say after four years what you did for women during the period, shame on you!” he declared.
It’s just a pity that investors money in most Banks are no longer safe! Only those Bank’s Customers that regularly pays their Tithes or Zakat that will escape from Bank’s fraudulent practices! What will be the fate of those Nigerians who have bogus Bank accounts but have died on our express ways-will our banks not sit upon their investments? …very rev. Isaac olokode.
Every Banker should know the aftermath of their frauds with this Equation: “WURUWURU JIBITI=STROKE &UNTIMELY DEATH!” …Very Rev. Isaac Olokode
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