Nigerian business community has been speaking on its expectations as the new Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, assumes office tomorrow June 3, 2014, as its substantive helsman.
Emefiele, who is coming from Mainstream bank after over 24 years of active practice will have his...
hands full with monetary policy and administrative challenges left by the controversial suspension of his predecessor, Mallam Lamido Sanusi
But despite such challenges many believe that Emefiele is the right man for the job. His effort taking Zenith Bank to the enviable height it stands today clearly speaks volumes about his professional competence, even though the leadership of the CBN is a different kettle of fish that would certainly pose headache to the governor-designate.
But ahead of his assumption, Nigerians, including economy and financial experts have been setting agenda and expectations for the new CBN governor to build on the successes recorded by his predecessor, especially in attaining a workable monetary policy, ensure the gains of price and exchange rate stability are preserved and therefore maintain the previous regime’s hawkish stance.
They expect, for instance, that he should bring on board policies that will stimulate the economy and create jobs.
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