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Suspended CBN Governor’s Secret Multi-million Dollar UK Businesses Exposed

Godwin Emefiele

Godwin Emefiele

Startling Revelation: Suspended Nigerian Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele Unveils Multi-million Dollar Companies in UK, Allegedly Involving Family Members

In a shocking turn of events, it has come to light that Godwin Emefiele, the suspended Governor of Nigeria’s Central Bank, has reportedly established several high-value companies in the United Kingdom. Startling details have emerged from the British government’s National archives, revealing intriguing information about the business data registry.

According to the records, Emefiele is suspected of incorporating multiple enterprises with various business interests, including hedge fund investment, real estate, mental health and substance abuse services, arts, and disaster and emergency management academies. The companies in question are as follows:

  1. Coats Investment Group Limited (Company number 13662708): Located discreetly at Flat 3 Dexter Court, Dairy Close, London, England, SW6 4HA, this company lists Margaret Dumbiri Emefiele, the wife of the former CBN Governor, as a director.
  2. Emefiele Global Ltd (Company number 12041779): Situated at 45 Rubery Field Close, Rednal, Birmingham, England, B45 9WD, this company includes Emefiele Sunday, a family member, as a director.
  3. Ndidi Emefiele Studios Limited (Company number 12593072): Found at Building 4, Unit D Royal Ordnance Depot, Weedon, Northampton, England, NN7 4PS, this company lists Emefiele Ezumba, another family member, as a director.

Other notable companies associated with the Emefiele family are:

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The revelation of these companies has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest during Godwin Emefiele’s tenure as the Central Bank Governor. In response to this discovery, calls have been made for a thorough investigation by various Nigerian law enforcement agencies, including the Department of State Services (DSS), the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), and the Nigeria Police Force. The purpose of the investigation would be to determine if Emefiele violated any laws while in office, considering the apparent conflict of interest surrounding these business ventures. Nigerians are eager for transparency and accountability in this matter, and they demand that every aspect of this revelation is thoroughly examined.

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