
President Goodluck Jonathan and a former Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, on Wednesday met for the first time since he (Sanusi) became the Emir of Kano.

The former CBN boss was one of the northern traditional rulers who joined Jonathan in the Presidential Villa, Abuja for the breaking of Ramadan fast.
The traditional rulers were led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III.

Sanusi led others in a special prayer for peace during the short event held inside the President’s residence.
Jonathan later took turn to shake hands with all the traditional rulers in attendance, including Sanusi to the admiration of his aides.

Abubakar, who spoke on behalf of his colleagues, condemned the twin blasts recorded in Kaduna earlier in the day as well as other acts of violence across the country.

July 24, 2014 





Hmmmm,seriously i dn’t knw what to say about this two people,what are they teaching us?how to steal and go unpunish? Or how to lead curruption? After they pledg to be honest and nw i can see dishonest in the faces of our leader with so much curruption and fear. What a country we are living in,when u steal naira u would be sent to jail,but when u steal bilions u would be promoted and awarded,pls my fellow people let us be wise and stop fighting one another,because this our leaders are showing us how they (walk or work) out thier difference. But i pledg to nigeria my country,to be faithful ,loyal and honest,to save nigeria with all my strengt,to difent her unity and uphold her honour and glory,so help me God.(Amen)
Imagine what they will be discussing.
politics is the game, let them keep playing with us, there is …..