Uboh claims that his efforts to expose Emefiele’s financial corruption led to his 101-day detention. With Emefiele currently facing other charges, Uboh is urging for further prosecution, accusing him of unleashing financial genocide on the Nigerian people.
Accusations of Financial Crimes
According to Uboh, Emefiele’s cashless policy and naira swap were crimes against humanity, leading to severe financial hardships for the Nigerian masses. He alleges that Emefiele’s failed presidential ambitions influenced these policies, which resulted in the alleged forex fraud of over $3 billion. Uboh highlights the significance of whistleblowers in exposing corruption and calls for law enforcement agencies to collaborate with them in solving crimes and recovering stolen funds.
Detention and Retaliation
Uboh reveals that his attempts to expose Emefiele’s alleged corruption led to his arrest on the day Emefiele appeared before the Senate for screening and clearance for a second tenure. He spent 101 days in detention, facing charges of defamation against Emefiele. Despite fulfilling administrative bail conditions, Uboh was denied bail by authorities. This, Uboh claims, illustrates how Emefiele allegedly used his power to retaliate against those exposing his alleged wrongdoings.
Supreme Court’s Verdict
The Supreme Court’s verdict on the directive for redesigning the new currency notes without due consultation has further intensified the allegations against Emefiele. The court declared that the policy surrounding the new notes was undemocratic, autocratic, and caused untold hardship to millions of citizens.
The allegations against former CBN Governor Godwin Emefiele are grave and require thorough investigation and prosecution if proven to be true. George Uboh’s claims of financial corruption, retaliation against whistleblowers, and disregard for court orders have raised serious concerns about Emefiele’s tenure. As the legal proceedings unfold, it remains to be seen how the authorities will respond to these serious accusations of financial genocide unleashed on the Nigerian people.
From Political Rooster
No peace for the wicked...
ReplyDeleteFace it squarely Emefiele.
Where are those that were forming emergency lawyers the other day, defending this wicked man that caused unnecessary death and sufferings for Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteThis man must be punished for his ruthlessness. They should make sure he accounts for every penny he stole.
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Ewelewe , ntorrrrrrrr. Where are your business partners?
Efemiele, enjoy your new life.
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Deletethis man is something!!!
ReplyDeleteLol..
ReplyDeletePolaris bank?.. No wonder..
Emeifele is a bad boy😂 he really hit below the balls..
If you know you know
Anything Emefiele is going through, he deserves it and more.
ReplyDeleteBut this is Nigeria, give him just few months and he will be out. In 4 years time, he will contest for a political seat, share money here and there, and most likely win.
If not anything, he should pay for what he made us suffered during the pre-election cashless policies, many lives have to die for his wickedness.
ReplyDeleteI will never forget my parents cry during that useless cashless policy, my siblings sent them money but no where to see cash to even feed was a problem. Mr emefiele rot in jail for all I care
ReplyDeleteAnd his co-fraudsters are walking freely. Naija I hail o.
ReplyDeleteMao Akuh
Emefi baby.
ReplyDeleteToo many court cases home and abroad. See ya life?
Look at that line "...Polaris Bank" kikiki.
Dem go drag you taya as the masses don't ever get to know the beef behind the beef.
SCIL that was quickly Incorporated bought over Polaris after 6 months abi? With N1.3trillion. Hmmm. In this same Nigeria, the CAMA ACT 2020 got completely violated and the National Assembly members didn't say Pim?😭
You held press conference denying all sorts while hiding that yes, 55% was from Ponglomerape solely owned and then the 45% from Clotaire, why did you hide the person(s) that the 3 wise men in Clotaire were "FRONTING" for?
I love how revengeful this administration is, your balls are hooked Emefi,they are sooo hooked.
Wicked.lots!
Even his dirty dealings concerning NDIC and how he changed the laws, sidelining input from government.. this guy is a silent psychopath and a rotten banker. He is the Maurice Iwu of his profession. God forbid.
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