Cartelopia By Aisha Yolah

This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
08086296783 (text only please)

This week we give the floor to all esteemed readers of this column who have taken the time to send me feedback whether by email or text (SMS).  As usual the protocol I observe is publishing names and location but not numbers or email adresses. Some comments are edited. Also only those responses with the writer's name and/or location included are considered.

GUEST COLUMNIST by James Schneider

A few months ago, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi could do no wrong. In the eyes of the international commentariat, he was a no holds barred Central Bank governor with a snappy dress sense. He had whipped the Nigerian banking system into shape by shaming wrong-doers and forcing the banks to pay for their own bail-out. He won plaudits from Nigerians from all walks of life for his honesty and competence. He seemed to personify what Nigeria’s rapidly growing civil society and youth movements are demanding: good governance.