The Central
Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reportedly unlawfully hired a daughter of former vice
president Atiku Abubakar, a nephew of President Muhammadu Buhari and many
others relatives of top officials. The leaked document shows a list of at least
91 people tied to powerful or highly placed Nigerians, who were recently
proposed appointments.
The leaking
of this document has reportedly caused important embarrassment for the
administration and the bank. The director of human resources, Chizoba Mojekwu,
was reportedly redeployed as the bank’s director of capacity development and IT
after CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, blamed her for being behind the leaking of
the list. Meanwhile, a bank insider said that Emefiele had decided the hiring
of relatives of top leaders of the ruling party and powerful government
officials as a strategy for saving his job. It was learnt that the CBN governor
had begun the practice of using job proposals to promote top government
officials since Buhari was sworn in on May 29, 2015. Another source disclosed
that in September last year Emefiele had hired Claire Arase, a daughter of Nigeria
The
employments are considered to be irregular because the CBN failed to promote
the vacancies in order to allow opportunities to all qualified Nigerians to
apply for the jobs. “Jobs were just handed to the children of ministers in the
incumbent administration,” another top source in bank said.
Below is
the full list of 91 people unlawfully recruited by the CBN:
1. Biola
Ologburo Adeniran
2. Abba
Mustapha Shettima
3.
Abdul-Hakeem Mohammed Ali
4.
Abdullahi Mohammed Nuradeen
5.
Abdulmalik Atta
6.
Abdulnasir Haruna
7. Abubakar
Mohammed Yahaya
8. Adefela
h. Adejuwon
9. Aduwak
Laraba
10. Ahmad
Aminu
11. Ahmed
Aminu-Kano
12. Ahmed
Zainab Shehu
13. Aina
Michael
14. Akinwunmi
Ayodeji Akintola
15.
Alexandar Chukwuka Okakwu
16. Aliyu
Aisha Yakubu
17. Aminu
Ahmadu Dauda
18. Aminu
Halimat Sadia Abdullahi
19. Asuzu
Obioma
20. Ayoola
B Oyebanjo
21. Ayoola
Oluwabukola
22. Babayo
Abdulhakeem Abdullahi
23.
Carpenter Barka Muhammad
24. Dahiru
Isa Abba
25. Ejike
Emmanuel Ibe
26. Ekayi
Nyofo Shitta
27. Essien
Innocent Joshua
28. Ethel
Isioma Ojije
29. Farida
Zuhair
30. Fatima
Baba Shehu
31. Fatima
Imam
32. Hajara
Sani
33. Hanafi
Abubakar Mujeli
34. Hassan
Usman
35. Ibeh
Nnadozie Nathaniel
36.
Ibironke Ifeoluwa Adetunbi
37. Ibrahim
Ahmed Lawan
38. Ibrahim
Kabir Tijjani
39. Ibrahim
Muhammed Kabir
40. Ibrahim
Usman
41. Idigo
Ifeanyi Charles
42.
Iheomamere Chikezie Chikwendu
43. Ikyembe
Terseel Ikyembe
44. James
Elizabeth Edidiong
45. Jibril Abdullahi
Ibrahim
46. Joel
Ugochukwu Jones
47. John
Irimiya Balewa
48.
Kamaludden Tukur Tafida
49. Loretta
Laoye
50. Maryam
Abubakar
51. Maryam
Adamu Badamasi
52.
Mbwiduffu Ibrahim Auta
53.
Mohammad Ahmad Adamu
54.
Mohammed Ali
55.
Mohammed Ameer Ibrahim Bunu
56.
Muhammad Isah Rumu
57.
Muhammad Muhammad Magasa
58.
Muhammed Hassan
59. Musa
Ibrahim
60.
Mustapha Mariam Bukola
61. Na’abba
Fatima Ghali
62. Nagode
Abdulrahman
63. Nasreen
Mamman-Daura
64. Odelola
Oyekunle Isimenme
65. Okocha
Uzoma Meshark
66. Olajide
Tolani Kudirat
67.
Olawunmi Adedoyin Kayode
68.
Omitokun Omolola Temitope
69. Omoile
Kingsley Ucheka
70. Onoja
Uwane Jessica
71. Oruche
Chukwudubem Godwin
72. Owoade
Adedamola Kazeem
73.
Princewill Eva
74. Rabiu
Musa Mbulo
75. Sadik
Uba Sule
76. Sadiq Inuwa
Baba
77. Salami
Bashirat Omolola
78. Samaila
Shehu
79. Shima
Kuma
80. Solomon
Ezra Monde
81. Sunday
John Momoh
82. Taslim
Ganiyu Olalekan
83.
Temitope Adeola Odunowo
84.
Titilayo Tola Olowoniyi
85. Ukute
Patrick Ewere
86. Usman
Buba Jalo
87. Yahaya
Sani
88. Yakub
Umar Yakub
89. Yamani
Sanusi
90. Yinusa
Bilikis Orekuleyin
91.
Yisa Daniel Nma
Source:
Naija.com
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