Godwin Emefiele

A coalition of Civil Society Organisations has raised alarm alleging that plots are afoot to frame the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Governor, Godwin.

They said: “We are challenging the authenticity of the DSS claims and if it is true, why was Emefiele allowed to go close to the President and even travel out with him? The briefing on Monday witnessed a mammoth crowd of party supporters with placards calling for the investigation of the claims The group alleged that the DSS failed to inform President Muhammadu Buhari, even as Emefiele was allowed to travel out with the President on official assignments, wondering why a terrorist financier will be allowed to go close to the President.

The conspiracy to enclose and arrest the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele over acts bordering on terrorism and economic sabotage ...

Godwin Emefiele by all means and his policy to redesign the Naira with its January 31st, 2023 deadline and also to put a stop to the cash withdrawal limit policy of the bank scheduled to start on the 9th January, 2023. “The plotters admitted that their major challenge was that the President had fully approved the policies but agreed that the approval would not deter them. Emefiele for a minimum of 60 days hiding under section 66 of the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act 2022.

Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja, on Monday, following the discovery of a suit secretly filed by the State Security Service (SSS) wherein it.

Addressing the conference on Monday, the Convener of the Coalition, Tochukwu Ohazuruike, said that the Secret Police filed a Motion in Court accusing the CBN Governor of terrorism financing and other crimes it described as economic crimes of national security dimension. The groups, which rose from a press conference before they embarked on the march alleged that the SSS embarked on the alleged plot to remove the CBN Governor for political and pecuniary reasons saying the DG SSS and his allies in the plot had already promised someone else the office on the agreement that the cash withdrawal limit policy would be immediately suspended. Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja, on Monday, following the discovery of a suit secretly filed by the State Security Service (SSS) wherein it accused the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, of terrorism financing as well as other crimes it described as economic crimes of national security dimension.

Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja following the discovery of a suit allegedly filed by the Department of State Service (DSS) wherein it.

Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja following the discovery of a suit allegedly filed by the Department of State Service (DSS) wherein it accused Mr. Emefiele’s detention for 60 days in the first instance. The protesters also vowed to continue the protest if the office of the AGF and that of the SGF fail to take prompt actions on the petition.

Sunday Aborisade in Abuja. Human right lawyers, chairmen of political parties, Civil Society Organisations, Ethnic Youth leaders and Arewa Youth ...

“We have with us the Suit number which at this moment I will read it out, so that Nigerians and Mr. Godwin Emefiele, the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor where they accused him of being a terrorist. Emefiele for a minimum of 60 days hiding under section 66 of the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act 2022. “The coincidental travel of Mr. “These activities included activating the filing of cases against the Mr. Part of the speech read, “On the 7th December, 2022 just 24 hours after the CBN officially announced the cash withdrawal deposit policy, a barrage coordinated actions were taken, all targeted at ensuring that Mr.

Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja following the discovery of a suit allegedly filed by the Department of State Service (DSS) wherein it.

Massive protests have hit the streets of Abuja following the discovery of a suit allegedly filed by the Department of State Service (DSS) wherein it accused Mr. Emefiele’s detention for 60 days in the first instance. The protesters also vowed to continue the protest if the office of the AGF and that of the SGF fail to take prompt actions on the petition.

A coalition of civil society organisations (CSOs) says there a plot to oust Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), from office on ...

“On the 7th of December another ex parte motion was secretly filed at the federal high court Abuja, this time, directly by the State Security Service (SSS). “There is a suit at the high court with the major target of getting the CBN governor out of office that motion has the number 294/M/294/2022,” the convener said. [Central Bank of Nigeria](https://www.cbn.gov.ng/) (CBN), from office on trumped-up terrorism charges.

Human rights lawyers, civil groups including the Arewa Youth Consultative Movement on Monday raised the alarm over an alleged plot by the Department of ...

The group also accused the DSS of not informing the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), of the investigative report which showed them that Emefiele was a terrorist and faulted the agency for allowing Emefiele to travel out of the country with the President and had unrestricted access to the President. The groups therefore called on President Buhari and the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), to set the process in motion to immediately suspend, arrest, investigate and prosecute the DSS DG, Bichi. Describing the alleged action of the DSS as a strange development in the history of the country, the group demanded the immediate sacking of the Director-General of the DSS to prevent him from setting the country ablaze.

A coalition of national interest defenders comprising lawyers and rights movements has vehemently condemned the secret move to tag the governor of Central Bank ...

How did the Director General of the State Security Service convince himself that a man who was into terrorist financing would initiate and implement a policy of limiting use of cash and encouraging the use of electronic means? What did the Director General of the State Security Service believe would become of the value of the Naira in these trying times if he obtained the order and the headlines hit that the Central Bank Governor of Nigeria was arrested for financing terrorism? “Why did the Director General of the State Security Service agree not to disclose the identity of the person he brought to the Court and demanded detention orders against the person? Why did the Director General of the State Security Service keep it away from President Muhammadu Buhari the investigation report that shows that the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria was indicted for terrorism financing and economic crimes of national security dimension yet allowed the same person to travel with the President and have unrestricted access to the person of the President? Did the Director General of the State Security Service not imagine that having filed papers in Court and that if truly Mr. Indeed did the Director General of the State Security Service truly believe as he claimed in the Suit that preliminary investigations have proven that Mr.

The Department of State Service (DSS) has been accused of plotting to frame up the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Mr Godwin Emefiele for ...

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