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BREAKING! CBN Governor Asked To Freeze Minister Isa Pantami’s Bank Account
TRIXX NG reports that the central bank of Nigeria governor, Godwin Emefiele has been asked to freeze the bank accounts of the minister of communications, Isa Pantami amidst the troubles he is currently facing.
This request was made by one of the front liners of #EndSARS protest, Rinu, on her social media page.
https://twitter.com/SavvyRinu/status/1385144644690972672
Isa Pantami is currently having crisis after news broke out that he has some ties with Boko Haram, Al-Queda, and many other terrorist groups.
The travails took a new turn few days ago when the minister said he held some views about terrorist groups some years back but he has repented from them.
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