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EKO HOT BLOG reports that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has called for the probe, arrest and prosecution of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, over the purchase of the ₦100m presidential form.
Speaking during a press conference in Abuja on Saturday, the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagbo said Emefiele cannot continue to resume as CBN governor having purportedly joined partisan politics.
He described Emefiele’s continued stay in office as one that is unhealthy for the nation’s financial regulatory sector, calling on the anti-graft agencies to beam its searchlight on the CBN governor.
“Now that Mr Emefiele has joined politics and reportedly obtained the ₦100 million presidential aspirant form from the APC, he cannot continue to resume at the CBN which is the commonwealth of our nation,” the PDP spokesman said.
“By this, Mr. Emefiele has become a clear and present danger to the health, integrity and reputation of the CBN and our nation’s financial sector. His continued stay as CBN Governor will further destroy investors’ confidence in the integrity of our nation’s financial regulatory Institution.
“Mr. Emefiele’s involvement in partisan politics while still holding office as CBN Governor underpins the impunity, lawlessness and recklessness of the Muhammadu Buhari-led APC administration. It further confirms that the CBN under Emefiele has all along been the finance department of the APC.
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“I stand with Nigerians in demanding the immediate arrest, investigation and prosecution of Emefiele by security and anti-graft agencies, particularly the EFCC for alleged financial malfeasance and abuse of office in the CBN under his watch.”
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