Buhari’s Ex-Aide, Bashir Reacts To Binance Executive Who Escaped From Nigeria Govt Custody

Date: 25-03-2024 10:19 am (1 year ago) | Author: onuigbo felicia
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Bashir Ahmad, a former presidential aide, has broken his silence regarding the escape of Nadeem Anjarwalla, a Binance executive, from the custody of the Nigerian government. Anjarwalla, along with Tigran Gambaryan, was detained upon arrival in Nigeria on allegations of tax evasion and other charges.

According to reports, Anjarwalla managed to flee from a guest house in Abuja where he and his colleague were being held. The escape occurred when guards allowed him to visit a nearby mosque for Ramadan prayers. Anjarwalla, a dual British-Kenyan citizen, is reported to have left Abuja aboard a Middle Eastern airline, despite Nigerian authorities holding his British passport.

The incident has raised questions about oversight and privileges granted to the detainees, including phone access, which may have facilitated the escape plan. The spokesman of the National Security Adviser’s office, Zakari Mijinyawa, acknowledged the incident but has yet to provide further details. Efforts are underway to determine Anjarwalla’s destination and facilitate his return to custody.

In response to the development, Bashir Ahmad suggested that certain elements are unhappy with the Federal Government’s efforts to sanitize the foreign exchange market. He alleged that these elements are attempting to sabotage the government from within.

Ahmad's comments highlight concerns about potential internal challenges facing the government's efforts to regulate the foreign exchange market. The escape of Anjarwalla underscores the complexity of the situation and the need for comprehensive measures to address issues of tax evasion and financial regulation.
He wrote: “There must be some elements that are not happy with the government’s efforts, and now they are trying to sabotage it from within.”

Posted: at 25-03-2024 10:19 AM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero
- fineboy77 at 25-03-2024 02:51 PM (1 year ago)
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APC and childish excuses. Its just that it is the name of the nation and her prestige that they damage beyond repair. Something on so much National importance and significance done this way? APC is a curse just like those that support it.

Posted: at 25-03-2024 02:51 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero
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- kp45 at 25-03-2024 07:47 PM (1 year ago)
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Just imagine
Posted: at 25-03-2024 07:47 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero
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- Baye77 at 25-03-2024 09:40 PM (1 year ago)
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Quote from: fineboy77 on 25-03-2024 02:51 PM
APC and childish excuses. Its just that it is the name of the nation and her prestige that they damage beyond repair. Something on so much National importance and significance done this way? APC is a curse just like those that support it.
sadly though, those that don't support APC believe APC is the worst thing to have happened to Nigeria, while those that support it believe PDP is Nigeria's worst nightmare...but tell me, what's the difference between APC and PDP?? Many of those in APC today, were they not once in PDP when they were in power? Now, if PDP or LP or any other party takes over power at the presidency, you really don't think that there'll be massive decamp from APC into the ruling party??? Politicians, irrespective of their parties, are the problem of Nigeria and they sure know how to use the masses to their advantage...sadly though, as a brother rightly said, there's no business without willing customers...so...
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- fineboy77 at 25-03-2024 10:27 PM (1 year ago)
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Quote from: Baye77 on 25-03-2024 09:40 PM
sadly though, those that don't support APC believe APC is the worst thing to have happened to Nigeria, while those that support it believe PDP is Nigeria's worst nightmare...but tell me, what's the difference between APC and PDP?? Many of those in APC today, were they not once in PDP when they were in power? Now, if PDP or LP or any other party takes over power at the presidency, you really don't think that there'll be massive decamp from APC into the ruling party??? Politicians, irrespective of their parties, are the problem of Nigeria and they sure know how to use the masses to their advantage...sadly though, as a brother rightly said, there's no business without willing customers...so...
Of course you're right. For decades, we have seen our politicians practice political prostitution, going to whoever is in power, switching from one party to the other as frequently as a wh*re switches men. PDP and APC should best be described as the two sides of same coin, and no matter the character or personality of any flag-bearer from any of those two, the embedded corruption that runs through every fiber of their set up wont allow such a person to perform. Happily, there are other political parties that still seek relevance, and through which people of reputable character can still contest and win. Oti is Governor in Abia state.

Posted: at 25-03-2024 10:27 PM (1 year ago) | Addicted Hero
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