Fan-Kayode disparage Emefiele over naira swap
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The former Aviation Minister and political commentators,Femi Fan-kayode,made strong comments against the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele over the naira swap that brought hardship to the country. He accused Emefiele of being sent by Satan to torment Nigeria and called him an “inglorious bastard.”
Fan-Kayode went on to say that the devil that is using Emefiele will soon abandon him, and the Nigerian people will make him pay for his crimes against humanity. This statement has caused a stir on social media, with many people expressing their thoughts on the matter.
According to the tweet, the former Aviation Minister has a history of making strong statements and using emotive language in his public remarks. In the past, he has made comments about the Nigerian government and other political figures that have sparked controversy and debate. This latest statement is no different, and has once again sparked a heated discussion about the CBN Governor’s actions and policies.
Emefiele, who has been the CBN Governor since 2014, has faced criticism from some quarters over his handling of the Nigerian economy and currency devaluation. He has been accused of not doing enough to curb inflation, boost the naira, and support small businesses.
Despite these criticisms, Emefiele has continued to be praised by others for his efforts to stabilize the economy, reduce the cost of borrowing, and encourage investment. He has been instrumental in implementing several key reforms that have helped to boost the country’s economic growth, including the introduction of a new forex policy, the improvement of the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), and the strengthening of the banking sector.
However, the strong comments made by Fani-Kayode against the CBN Governor have sparked a heated debate on social media and in the public sphere. While some have applauded the former Aviation Minister for speaking out against the policies of the CBN Governor, others have criticized him for using strong language that they consider to be inappropriate. Regardless of the opinions, this statement is sure to continue to generate discussion in the coming days and weeks
