Former Minister Frank Nweke Jnr Condemns Yahaya Bello’s behavior As EFCC Declares Him Wanted

Former Minister Frank Nweke Jnr Condemns Yahaya Bello’s behavior As EFCC Declares Him Wanted

Former Minister of Information, Frank Nweke Jnr, has leveled serious allegations against Yahaya Bello, the embattled former governor of Kogi state. Nweke accuses Bello of being reckless in both speech and conduct, alleging that he treated the people of Kogi as his slaves.

Nweke’s remarks came in response to the recent declaration by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) that Yahaya Bello is wanted for alleged fraud and money laundering.

In a statement shared on X, Nweke, who served under the Obasanjo administration, didn’t mince his words. He described Bello as unfit for political power, stating that Bello acted as if there were no consequences for his actions. According to Nweke, Bello lacked a sense of responsibility and self-awareness, with public service and trust holding no value for him.

The former minister alleged that Bello’s tenure was marked by exploitation, with the people of Kogi being treated as mere subjects. He accused Bello of using his position to do as he pleased, showing little regard for the welfare of the citizens until his tenure ended.

Nweke’s scathing critique highlights the deep-seated issues surrounding Bello’s governance and adds fuel to the controversy surrounding the former governor, especially in light of the EFCC’s actions against him.

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