Don’t Allow Emefiele Leave Nigeria – Governor Matawalle Tells Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has been told not to allow Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele to leave the country.

Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State said this while kicking against the purported study leave granted to the CBN Governor.

It was speculated that the President had approved the request of the CBN governor to proceed on study leave.

Reacting to the report, Matawalle said Emefiele does not deserve to go on such leave due to his monetary policy which he described as “a disastrous naira swap policy that subjected Nigerians to untold hardship.”

The Zamfara state Governor who called on Buhari to forfeit the leave to necessitate peaceful transition of power, added that the President should be frowning at any attempt by any person seeking to damage the good job he has done. Matawalle stated that Emefiele must give an account of his tenure before leaving the country.

He said;

“President Buhari and his wife Aisha Buhari have shown good faith and shown they want a seamless orderly, and peaceful transfer of power to the incoming administration.

“They are eager to ensure that the new regime takes off smoothly and speedily and in a manner devoid of any encumbrance in the interest of our country. This is the right thing to do and I commend President Buhari and his wife for their statesmanly conduct.

“However, other officers in the government have acted in a different manner. They are behaving as if they want to put spanners in the work for the incoming regime. President Buhari should not allow this. He should frown at any attempt by any person seeking to damage the good job he has done.

“I want, here and now, to urge President Buhari to not approve any study leave or whatever kind of leave for any officer critical to the take-off of the incoming administration of Asíwájú Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

“If the leave has been approved, as reported in the media, the President should cancel it in the interest of peaceful transfer of power, accountability and good governance.

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