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Tinubu Govt Will Find It Hard To Respect Human Rights – Bwala

by Victor Ndubuisi
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Daniel Bwala, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain, has stated that the Bola Tinubu administration will find it difficult to protect individuals’ fundamental human rights.

Bwala made the statement in response to the continuing imprisonment of suspended Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Godwin Emefiele and suspended Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman Abdulrasheed Bawa in the custody of the Department of State Services (DSS).

In an interview with Arise News on Monday, Bawa stated that the Tinubu administration appeared to disregard both persons’ fundamental human rights.

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Speaking on Emefiele’s dismissal and arrest, Bwala said, “If you look at other officers in the last administration, appointees of the government, with respect to the information flying in the media space because we are not in a position to substantiate unless law enforcement comes out with anything about coaching and compelling.

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“This will send a shock to your spine to understand that the money they are looking for to do anything is in the last administration, was siphoned by officers of the government. The freedom of Emefiele’s fundamental right is crucial. This is what I am seeing with this administration.

“Respect for human rights is going to be an issue, and it is carried out in such a surreptitious way that you will not know because it is playing on the sentiments of the people. Where is Emefiele? Has he been charged to court?”

In response to Bawa’s deportation and arrest, Bwala stated that if an order to detain him is obtained, the government must inform the public and be accountable.

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The previous PDP Presidential Campaign Organization’s spokesman urged the President to coordinate his government’s operations.

He said, “The chairman of EFCC was recently arrested. They may have all of those details and deep things about him, but what about his rights? Have his rights been observed? If there is an order received to detain him, that ought to have been made available to the Nigerian people because the government is about accountability, and the idea that an institution, which is supposed to take anti-corruption is no longer dealing with anti-corruption matters, but institutions dealing with matters of security of the state is handling matters on anti-corruption, to me, will create a bit of confusion, and this is apart from the fact that it will create a super rivalry between the agencies.

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“This is going to be a problem if there is no well-defined way of dealing with the situation. Then you have now seen, few days ago, somebody who has so many criminal charges against him, coming to the citadels of power, sit after meeting with the president, sit and address the nation, where he blackmailed the Nigerian Army, raw and in the daylight, that 99% of the problem of oil theft is caused by them without stating fact, no investigative report, no example. And this is the early sign to me that the institutions are being threatened to their very foundation. There is a need for the president to coordinate what is happening around him.”

 

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