Sanusi is still CBN governor –Jonathan


President Goodluck Jonathan has noted that Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi is still the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Photo: Jonathan says Sanusi is still CBN governor
Jonathan made this statement during the presidential media chat held on Monday evening.
The President also stressed the fact that Sanusi was only suspended to give room for investigation into the allegation of financial recklessness levelled against him.
He assured that Sanusi will be restored to his position if he is not guilty at the end of the investigation
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