For describing those calling for the removal of the
Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele over
secret recruitment, Edo State Governor, Adams
Oshiomhole , has come under heavy bashing.


A civil society organization, Advocacy for Societal
Rights Advancement and Development Initiative
(ASRADI), described Oshiomhole as “the governor
of a state in Nigeria who looks, dresses, talks and
behaves like a palm wine tapper.”


In a statement issued by its Executive Director,
Mr Deolu Oyinlola, ASRADI said that while it
refused “to be dragged into a mudslinging war
with the garrulous character who assumed the
role of spokesman for both President
Muhammadu Buhari and the CBN governor”, it
would not allow Oshiomhole to obfuscate issues
with his muddle-headed musings.


The statement reads: “In order for the public to
decide who – between those calling for Mr.
Emefiele’s removal and the classless state
governor – is politicizing what ASRADI believes is
a straight forward case of abuse of office and
betrayal of public trust, we would like to pose the
following questions:


“Is it ‘faceless and shadowy’ groups (according to
the loose cannon and his fake coalition of “CSOs”)
that forced Emefiele to unlawfully release raw cash
of forty seven million dollars ($47m) in 17
suitcases to Sambo Dasuki as part of what is now
famously known as Dasukigate? Is a CBN
governor who is suspected to be deeply involved
in what, clearly, is money laundering, standing on
any moral high ground to remain in that office?
“Is it our loquacious pigmy’s ‘palm wine drinkers’
that scandalously employed the sons/daughters/
nephews/nieces/wards of people like President
Muhammadu Buhari, former Vice-President
Abubakar Atiku, former Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Ghali Na’aba. Internal Affairs
Minister Dambazzau, IGP Arase, Customs CG
Hameed Alli, NNPC GMD Ibe Kachikwu, governor
of Adamawa State, the deputy governors of Delta
and Bayelsa States; to mention but a few?


“At the last count, Emefiele has secretly employed
909 privileged Nigerians without advertising a
single vacancy! Which CSO worthy of that
appellation would support such a patently
anomalous and egregiously corrupt exercise?
Little wonder, no individual’s name was
associated with a release that was attributed to a
phoney ‘coalition of CSOs’ ! It is, in all probability,
safe to conclude that Emefiele and the state
governor in question – between them – created
the ‘coalition’ out of desperation.”


The group said it was at a loss as to what the
connection was between the aforementioned
cases of indiscretion on the part of the CBN
governor, and the introduction of Biometric
Verification numbers, the addition of 41 items to
the import prohibition list or the re-organization
of the operations of BDCs as preposterously
suggested by the governor and his suspicious
coalition of CSOs.


“It is a shame and an embarrassment for
someone who became governor of a state based
on a reputation of being a comrade, would
curiously make it his business to be defending
the indefensible so senselessly?” the group asked.


It stated that with leaders like ‘this interloping
fellow who seems to suffer permanently from
verbal diarrhoea,’ Nigeria was in deeper trouble
than previously thought.


The group advise Emefiele, to jump rather than be
pushed because if he had any decency, he would
by now have tendered his resignation and turned
himself in at the offices of the anti-graft agencies.
It stated: “One gratifying fact, though, is that there
is no statute of limitations on criminal offences.”


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