[Anto]

We pray SLS left rabid religious extrermism behind when he assumed the office of CBN governor.

In any developing country he could not have passed Senate confirmation for the job in view of his past depositions on religion. But he had to be confirmed because today we have an excessively strong centre (unitary government) to whose leader (however capable) all must pay deference and homage to get along.
I hope SLS realises early enough that the CBN is an institution rooted on secularism; and that given the country's religious history any body poaching on the secularist roots of Nigeria is fit to be charged with TREASON.