#EndSARS: “My Offence Was Giving Medical Assistance To Protesters” – Pharmacist Cries Out After CBN Froze His Account
Posted by E.L.E.X on November 12 2020 under News
The Central Bank of Nigeria has been accused of victimizing a Nigerian youth after freezing his account.
Victor Israel took to Twitter to call out the CBN governor Godwin Emefiele, asking him to unfreeze his account.
According to him, the only crime he committed was rendering medical assistance to people during #EndSARS protest.
Recall that CBN obtained a federal court order to freeze the bank accounts of 19 individuals and a public affairs company linked to the #EndSARS protests last month.
According to documents, CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele filed an ex-parte court application to freeze the accounts on October 20, 2020 which was granted by Justice Ahmed Mohammed of the Abuja Federal High Court.
Bolatito Rachael Oduala (Rinu), Pamilerin Adegoke, Victor Babatunde and Victor Israel, four of the affected young Nigerians have taken to their Twitter accounts to restate their commitment to the #EndSARS movement while revealing the effect of the account freeze.
Days after the information was made public, Israel who is based in Port Harcourt, Rivers state, took to Twitter to vindicate himself by revealing that he only offered medical assistance to people during the protest.
“I’m Pharmacist Bassey Victor Israel, the Head of the medical team #EndSars protest in PH & my offence was giving medical assistance to people during the protest.
“Godwin Emefiele how does this look like someone sponsoring terrorism?
I committed no crime, unfreeze my bank accounts,” he wrote.
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