News CBN: Senate Confirms Appointment Of Cardoso, Four Others Published 2 years ago on September 26, 2023 By The Octopus News Admin The appointment of Yemi Cardoso as the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been confirmed by the Nigerian Senate. The Senate also confirmed the appointment of four others as deputy governors of the apex bank. Their appointment was confirmed after their screening by the upper legislative body today September 26. Confirmed as deputy governors are Emem Nnana Usoro, Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Dattijo, Philip Ikeazor, and Bala Bello. “The nomination of Olayemi Cardoso is hereby confirmed as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),” Senate President Godswill Akpabio said Before their confirmation, the nominees had answered questions on matters related to economic and other policies. During the screening, Cardoso promised to embrace compliance, assuring that under his leadership, the apex bank would remain apolitical. “I believe that the Central Bank under our watch will have no choice but to embrace a culture of compliance. We will not wait for oversight to come and tell us what to do. We will ensure that by the time the system is passing through us, we catch it and we deal with it,” said Cardoso who promised zero tolerance for abuse of compliance. That is a cultural shift, a change in mindset, but we will make sure it happens,” Cardoso said. Post Views: 825 Related Topics:Bala BelloCBN: Senate Confirms Appointment Of Cardoso; Four OthersCentral Bank of NigeriaEmem Nnana UsoroMuhammad Sani Abdullahi DattijoPhilip Ikeazor‘Yemi Cardoso Up Next Primate Ayodele’s Prophecy Fulfilled As Mali Junta Postpones Presidential Election Don't Miss Why We Honoured AfricentOCL UK, Several Other Top Businesses -Greater London Enterprise Awards’ Organizers You may like Fidelity Bank’s GAIM 6 Promo Extension: A Timely Boost for Financial Inclusion and Economic Empowerment N21trn Illusion: How Banks’ Appetite for Government Debt Chokes Growth How Policy Missteps Weigh Down Nigeria’s Fragile Banking Giants Nigeria at 65: A Nation Still Waiting for a Banking Revolution CBN Eyes Rate Cut: What Lower Borrowing Costs Could Mean for SMEs, Households Empty Pots Don’t Lie: Hunger, Not Statistics, Is Nigeria’s True Inflation Figure Click to comment Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ Polaris Bank AD Your browser does not support the video. AdFacebook Trending Society6 years ago How Socialite, Drug Peddler Toyin Igbira Died Music5 years ago Police Arrest Salawa Abeni’s Blackmailer Opinion5 years ago Why I said Anyone Opposed To Church Opening Will Die-Oyedepo News6 years ago See Open Letter Written By Pastor To Adeboye, Kumuyi Others News5 years ago Nigerian Army Arrest Soldier For Attack On Chief Of Army Staff Live2 years ago Bayelsa Election Live: Voting Begins In Earnest Society6 years ago Happy Times Return For Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Live2 years ago Primate Ayodele Launches Palliative Market, Sells Bags Of Rice, Beans, Others For Less Than N5,000
The appointment of Yemi Cardoso as the governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been confirmed by the Nigerian Senate. The Senate also confirmed the appointment of four others as deputy governors of the apex bank. Their appointment was confirmed after their screening by the upper legislative body today September 26. Confirmed as deputy governors are Emem Nnana Usoro, Muhammad Sani Abdullahi Dattijo, Philip Ikeazor, and Bala Bello. “The nomination of Olayemi Cardoso is hereby confirmed as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),” Senate President Godswill Akpabio said Before their confirmation, the nominees had answered questions on matters related to economic and other policies. During the screening, Cardoso promised to embrace compliance, assuring that under his leadership, the apex bank would remain apolitical. “I believe that the Central Bank under our watch will have no choice but to embrace a culture of compliance. We will not wait for oversight to come and tell us what to do. We will ensure that by the time the system is passing through us, we catch it and we deal with it,” said Cardoso who promised zero tolerance for abuse of compliance. That is a cultural shift, a change in mindset, but we will make sure it happens,” Cardoso said.
