The thematic analysis of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi's (SLS) public utterances on Nigerian financial Sector is a study which focused on effects (positive or negative) of SLS public utterances on Nigeria Financial Sector. The study answered three (3) Research Questions which are: Aspect of Nigerian Financial Sector he made public utterances upon, Media used in disseminating his Public Utterances and Extent of Influence Sanusi Lamido Sanusi's Public Utterances had on the Financial Sector. The research was conducted using Quantitative with Mathematical statistical Analysis by considering three major newspapers; Leadership, The Nation and Daily Trust. A total of 425 issues were consulted with 98(32.7%), 124(41.3%) and 78(26%) relevant issues in the Leadership, The Nation and Daily Trust newspapers respectively. From January to December 2015, Leadership newspaper gave 1342 column editions in it dailies on SLS Public Utterances with 345, 234 and 763 Single, Double and Multiple extent of coverage respectively. Major cause of SLS's Public Utterances was self consciousness (30.21% of total factors considered) and the aspect towards which his Public Utterances were geared towards include: Economy, Bank, Recapitalization, Consolidation, Risk Management and Inflation. The impact of his utterances led to a committee setup by the federal government to investigate the issue of the stolen Twenty billion naira (#20,000,000,000) made in his public utterances. This study found that SLS's Public Utterances saved the Financial Sector from collapsing by systematically consolidating the banks and sacking chief executives of the failed banks. The Nation newspaper had 232(25.1%) issues on bank consolidation discussed within the study period. The study concluded that; the government should recognize the utterances of SLS on the financial sector and conduct an investigation into the allegations raised by SLS on the Nigerian Financial Sector. Conclusively the study has identified that the newspapers gave little coverage of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi's public utterances on Nigeria financial sector except Daily Trust News Paper.