The Atiku/Okowa Official Mission Association has pointed charging fingers at legislators scandalous for conveying bullion vans to commit discretionary heist for the struggles of the Legislative head of the National Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Godwin Emefiele.
The mission said having painstakingly inspected the invasion on the Legislative leader of CBN, it calls for control, given the delicate idea of his situation to the country’s economy.
Representative of the Mission, Kola Ologbondiyan, in a proclamation, yesterday, in Abuja, said the missions call for control is relied on “The setting of fears that extremely aggressive lawmakers that run exercises with bullion vans and crude money are on a mission to obliterate the country’s monetary establishments, especially, the CBN, for their self centered political interests.
“It is informational to alert that the soundness of the CBN as Nigeria’s peak monetary establishment is basic to the financial and social strength of our country and should not succumb to ruin legislators, who are on a mission to add-on and control our public patrimony as well as assets for their own desires.
“Nigerians know the lawmakers who are frantic for political office as their ‘turn,’who consider our country and her residents to be a home available to be purchased, and who accept that their vacuity, numerous indiscretions, manifest inadequacy, insufficiency for initiative and charges of malodorous past can be perfumed through the apportioning of corruptly procured cash.
“It is, in this manner, vital that the people who are after the CBN and her Lead representative ought to be mindful so as not to dishonor the organization in that frame of mind as the considerable impact of such will be heartbreaking on our generally sickly economy.
“Our mission direction such legislators to rather showcase their projects to Nigerians, if they have any, and end their indefensible expectation on vote purchasing.
“What is of principal significance to us in the Atiku/Okowa Official Mission Association is the security of the commonwealth, financial development as well as the prosperity and bliss of Nigerians in the general public interest.”