Bullion Van Politicians After CBN, Says Atiku/Okowa Campaign

The Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Organization said it has reviewed the onslaught on the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele and called for restraint given the sensitivity of his position to the country’s economy.

Spokesperson Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Organization, Kola Ologbondiyan, in a statement, said the call for restraint comes against the backdrop of apprehensions that “inordinately ambitious politicians that run activities with bullion vans and raw cash are out to destroy the nation’s financial institutions, particularly, the CBN, for their selfish political interests.”

Ologbondiyan said the stability of the CBN as Nigeria’s apex financial institution is critical to the economic and social health of the country and must not fall prey to corrupt politicians who are out to annex and control our national patrimony as well as resources for their personal ambitions.

“Nigerians know the politicians who are desperate for political office as their “turn”, who see our nation and her citizens as an estate for sale, and who believe that their vacuity, many gaffes, manifest incompetence, incapacity for leadership and allegations of smelly past can be perfumed through the dispensing of corruptly acquired cash.

“It is therefore important that those who are after the CBN and her Governor should be careful not to discredit the institution in the process as the consequential effect of such will be disastrous on our already ailing economy.

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“Our Campaign counsels such politicians to rather market their programmes to Nigerians, if they have any, and end their reprehensible hope on vote buying.

“What is of paramount importance to us in the Atiku/Okowa Presidential Campaign Organization is the stability of the polity, economic growth as well as the wellbeing and happiness of Nigerians in the overall national interest,” he said.