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What next for dethroned Emir Sanusi?

Momodu on his visit said the ex-Central Bank of Nigeria Governor is not bitter about his situation but was in high spirits. Momodu revealed that Sanusi henceforth plans to begin his intellectual and humanitarian pursuits.

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