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DSS seizes Emefiele’s passport, plans home, office search

There are speculations that the Department of State Services (DSS) may have confiscated the travel passport of the suspended Central Bank Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele.

It was further learnt, the may this week search Emefiele’s home and office.

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Reports quoting a source at the DSS  argued that it is standard procedure for his travel document to be seized pending the conclusion of the ongoing investigation.

The source added that the office and residence of the suspended apex bank governor would be also be searched.

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“Of course, Emefiele’s travel document would be confiscated as part of the standard process pending the conclusion of our investigation. Also, as part of the investigation, his house and office would be searched for documents that can aid the ongoing investigation on his management of the CBN.”

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