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More evidence has emerged to nail the Central Bank of Nigeria's governor, Sanisu Lamido Sanisu for directing public fund to his married mistress, Maryam Yaro, an employee of the bank.

Premium Times accused Sanisu of abusing his office in order to advance his relationship with Maryam who he gave employment in CBN. The allegation which Sanisu's camp denied. Also CBN had sent a denial claiming that Maryam is not a CBN staff, but was employed at Nigeria incentive-base Risk Sharing System For Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL), and that CBN governor has no hand in her recruitment.

However, SaharaReporters has come out to say it obtained records to proving the CBN was lying. They said the NIRSAL to which Maryam is attached, is a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) set up by the Federal government through a partnership between CBN and Federal Ministry of Agriculture, and also the project is domicile in the Development Finance Department of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Insider revealed that it is CBN's human Resource department that hire staff for NIRSAL and it is Sanisu who approves all recruitment in the agency.

Investigation by SaharaReporters revealed that after approving Maryam's hiring, Sanisu sent a message to her on June 25, 2012 saying; "I am in South Africa, I approved your recruitment last week."

Ten minutes later, Maryam replied saying; "You have made my day, thank you so much, let me know when you are back."

When the human resource department delayed in sending her appointment letter, Maryam contacted Sanisu to complain.

"I have not heard anything from CBN since you approved my recruitment. "Is there anything I should do?" She wrote on July 29, 2012.

Following her complain, Sanisu contacted the CBN's human resource department urging them to expedite action on her case.

8 days later, Maryam sent a 'Thank You' message to him saying;
"Allah nguro, I have been issued my letter of offer. Thank you so much. When can I come and see you?"
Some source within the CBN suggested that some of the documents circulated by the CBN were forged and back-dated as a face-saving measure.

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