Photos of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi after he landed in Lagos today

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Pics of ousted CBN Governor Lamido Sanusi upon his return to Lagos this afternoon, accompanied by his wife and Nasir El Rufai. See more photos after the cut.
 
Photos courtesy Sahara Reporters..

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