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2023: LLM Wants Emefiele As Nigeria's President

Posted by: Quickresponse | April 6, 2022

File Photo of Godwin Emefiele

A Pressure group known as the Leading Light Movement (LLM) has commenced mobilization, aimed at rally support, as it demand, that the Governor of the Central Bank Governor, Mr Godwin Emefiele makes himself available, as a Presidential candidate, for the 2023, Presidential election in the country.

Speaking through its Publicity Secretary, Kelechi Sunday Chike, the group said the time is ripe, for Mr Emefiele to make himself available, for the task succeeding President Muhammadu Buhari, based on his unprecedented achievements, as the Governor of the CBN.

The group listed the following, as Mr Emefiele's giants strides as the CBN Governor:

(1) He has the expert knowledge power that can thoroughly reset and upgrade Nigeria's economy.

(2) He has the level of impeccable integrity that can tackle and really curb official corruption in Nigeria.

(3) His CBN experience of providing gainful employment to tens of thousands of Nigerians, young and old, has prepared him for the Presidential provision of gainful employment to millions.

(4) His CBN experience of working amicably with several important boards, committees and stakeholders will help him, as President, to work constructively with other arms and tiers of government in the interest of national development. (5) He has accurate fiscal data on multinationals operations in Nigeria; and, can get them to stop robbing Nigeria of billions of dollars annually.

(6) He has access to credible information on hundreds of billions of dollars stolen from Nigeria into foreign banks; and, on how to quickly repatriate same.

(7) He has technocratic assets/resources that can reform and turn Nigeria's petroleum and solid minerals' industries into reliable mega cash cows.

(8) He has high-level senior stakeholder influence that can sell win-win assetsregularization deals to Nigerians to gross billions of dollars.

(9) He has high-level Pan-Nigerian connections that can maturely reset Niger Delta's derivation/royalty returns, to pacify the region, curb illegal bunkering and secure billions of dollars more for Nigeria annually.

(10) His ranking status within the global financial system will attract, into Nigeria, massive Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) accompanied by high-level international security that will rapidly fortify and upgrade our national security.