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Justice Tsoho reveals how freezing of EndSARS protesters’ bank accounts saved the economy

Last updated: December 17, 2020 5:42 am
Sodiq Lawal Chocomilo
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Justice John Tsoho, the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court has revealed how freezing of #ENDSARS protesters’ bank accounts helped the nation.

This is coming hours after the Chief Judge, John Tsoho stated that no EndSARS protesters’ accounts were frozen.

This revelation was made by the Chief Judge while speaking at a ceremony to mark the federal high court’s 2020/2021 legal year.

Justice Tsoho said the names attached to the bank accounts were not those of individuals but of corporate organisations.

He added that freezing of the #EndSARS protesters’ bank accounts saved the economy and prevented dollar from exchanging above N500.

Tsoho said;

“Three months before the protest, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) kept bringing applications, almost in their hundreds, based on what they call deliberate resolve to ruin the economy through money laundering. 

“But the names were mostly of corporate bodies. So if it was the #EndSars people who started that arrangement undercover, then it is unfortunate. So maybe in the course of issuing those orders, they were uncovered.

“I’m sorry, I may have breached security but I wouldn’t know because it is very irritating for people to fail to verify news and just come up with damaging allegations.

“From what I gathered, if that step was not taken, the Nigerian economy could have collapsed at that point in time.

“The dollar would have already exchanged for far above N500. So it was that discovery that prompted the CBN to bring those applications and the orders granted temporarily saved the situation.”

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