No govt official would drive imported cars if I were president

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Former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Prof Kingsley Moghalu, said he would not allow any government official to drive an imported vehicle if he were to be the president of Nigeria.

He said this in a post via his X on Monday on the heels of assurance given by the House of Representatives that the members of the 10th National Assembly will soon get vehicles to ease their work. “For the duration of the 10th Assembly, the vehicles shall remain the property of the National Assembly at the expiration of the tenure of the 10th Assembly in 2027, should the extant assets deboarding policy of government still be in place,” Rotimi has said on Sunday.

 

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