CBN urges police to investigate the audio leak
He also asked the Inspector General of Police to investigate the audio leak.
The petition, which was titled, ‘Security breach at the Central Bank of Nigeria – request for investigation’ read partly,: “it is apparent from the audio clips that my telephones including GSM and those of top officials of the Bank must have been bugged. This is no doubt a very disturbing development of monumental proportion and has very serious implications not only for the Bank as a central monetary authority but also the nation’s economy. It is also capable of tarnishing the image, good standing and integrity of the bank with the country’s development partners and eroding confidence in the economy.”
Emefiele asked the police chief to unravel how his phone was bugged and who released his phone conversation.
“I request you kindly use your good office to unravel the circumstances surrounding the bugging and wiretapping of the Bank’s telephones and the release of my private/confidential telephone conversation with other top officials of the CBN to SaharaReporters.
“Find out how Sahara Reporters obtained the illegal wiretapped conversation and culprits behind the illegal acts.”
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