The Kulen Allah Cattle Rearers Association of Nigeria, (KACRAN), has called on the federal government to sack the Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele
National President of the Association, Khalil Mohammed Bello made the call in a statement issued to newsmen on Tuesday.
“The failure of CBN to adequately provide sufficient new naira notes for circulation is a cause of concern to KACRAN because this has unleashed untold and unnecessary hardships on numerous Nigerians particularly the rural dwellers and our pastoralists. KACRAN’s National President alleged that the CBN governor single-handedly hatched and implemented this controversial and unpopular policy to the ridicule of the Minister of Finance.
“He, , has completely forgotten that Nigeria is operating a democratic system of government where people’s views or opinions must be heard and utilized before executing government policies”, Khalil said.
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