Ajith Nivard Cabraal refuse claims of his children arriving at SL

Former Central Bank Governor and Senior Economic Adviser to the prime minister - Ajith Nivard Cabraal has refuse claims citing that his children were among the Sri Lankans who had behaved agitately at the Katunayake Bandaranaike International Airport, after being repatriated from the UK.

Posting on social media he has said that he has only two sons and no daughters.

Noting that he was grieved by such claims were made to attain political mileage, Cabraal says that one of his sons are already in Sri Lanka while his other son is living overseas.

He has also added a Facebook post saying that none of his children arrived in Sri Lanka as claimed by these reports.

Cabraal owns Rs.500m worth house

It is revealed that former Governor of Central Bank Ajith Nivard Cabraal possesses a house valued at Rs.500 million. The house is at 6/31, School Lane, Nawala Rajagiriya. 
 
The new house is near his residence and he has obtained it after becoming the Governor of the Central Bank say reports. The talk of senior officials of the bank is how he earned such a lot of money.

About Rs.4000 million was invested in bonds in Greece with the direct mediation of Mr. Cabraal, an act that proved to be a disaster and is highly questionable.

Also, a colossal financial fraud has been committed through the notorious ‘hedging agreement’ signed with the mediation of Mr. Cabraal between Ceylon Petroleum Corporation and several foreign banks.

It is being revealed that Mr. Cabraal would have received a large sum of money through such transactions.

Nivard Cabraal, Nalaka Godahewa resign

With Maithripala Sirisena becoming the new President with a clear majority, Ajith Nivard Cabraal who was the Governor of the Sri Lanka Central Bank has resigned from his post.

Meanwhile, Sri Lanka’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Dr.Nalaka Godahewa has also tendered his resignation.

These resignations have been o enable the new President to appoint new heads to these government institutions.

Namal.. Nivard... and Nimal not nervous

MP and youthful champion of Sri Lanka’s bid for 2018 Commonwealth Games Namal Rajapaksa, Hambantota Bid Co-Chairman and Central Bank Governor Nivard Cabraal and high networth investor Nimal Perera revel at a Sri Lankan reception hosted on Wednesday at St. Kitts and Neviss as part of promotion of Hambantota city ahead of  vote for the host of 2018 Commonwealth Games.