Evidence has shown that those sponsoring this protest are from Diaspora. And they have paid huge sum of money in sponsoring the ongoing #endbadgovernance protest in Nigeria.
President Tinubu’s government has taken action against these promoters of the ongoing protest. The Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Immigration Services (NIS), Kemi Nandap, disclosed this on Tuesday in
Abuja during a combined news conference by the heads of security agencies and service chiefs convened by the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, at the Defence Headquarters.
Nandap said: “Any attempt they make to enter the country will be detected, and they will be apprehended.”
The government said it has placed such individuals on a watch list while their Nigerian accounts has also been frozen .
Nandap explained that the service had, in response to the protest, deployed more officers to land borders and airports to ensure effective manning of those entry ports, adding that the organization had equally stepped-up surveillance to prevent foreign intervention in the country.
The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, in his own account said the police had uncovered some sponsors but declined to give further information on them, adding that some bank accounts of such individuals had been blocked, and that many of them reside abroad.
Further reports said that in similar vein the Director General of the State Security Services, Yusuf Bichi, represented by the service’s spokesman, Peter Afunanya, said that the service was monitoring those concerned, stressing that the service was also working with the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit to identify more people involved on this.
But why? So hunger should continue to rake us in Nigeria, is that what they want? Hmm, I just de look
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