We Started Receiving Death Threats After My Dad Reformed The Banking Sector In Nigeria - Gov Soludo's Daughter Reveals Why She Relocated Abroad

Gov Charles Soludo and daughter, Adaora

Adaora Soludo, the daughter of Anambra state governor, Charles Soludo, has opened up on why she relocated abroad.

She disclosed that after her father reformed the banking sector, the family started receiving death threats.

Recall that Soludo was appointed the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria in 2004 by former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Soludo, in July 2004, increased the minimum capital for banks in Nigeria from N2 billion to N25 billion and gave them until the end of 2005. This caused a lot of ripples in the sector.

Adaora said the reforms initiated by her father, brought about death threats from some persons, which made her relocate abroad.

 She disclosed this via her X handle.

Her disclosure has led to mixed reactions on social media.

See reactions below;

Gorha wrote: “This same papa wey dey show Anambra people shege…crawl back to you hiding spot nne.”

mopharsa wrote: “E no get the time they no go catch una … especially now wey him be governor.”

turlash_bakes wrote: “ok understood 😂😂😂 but Sanusi was the best cbn govt for me.”

The SURGE wrote: “You mean after he destroyed our banking system and economy that was reformed by Sanusi? Same over sabi and busybody man, I too know, has always been with Soludo through out his career Envy and Jealous, from Obasanjo Government to Jonathan and to Peter Obi, A Chameleon never changes his color.”