BREAKING: BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY ORDERED IMMEDIATE STOPPAGE OF BANK TRANSACTIONS ON NNPP'S ACCOUNTS NATIONWIDE

 

The Board of Trustees of NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY (NNPP)  has asked and directed all financial institutions including banks across the Country  to stop with immediate effect every transaction on any account with the name of NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY (NNPP) except the Original Certificate of Registration by INEC is produced and presented to the scheduled officers to forestall activities of fraudsters and unauthorised persons who are illegally using the photocopies of the Certificate of Registration to operate illegal bank accounts.

In a Press Release signed by The National Secretary of NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY+NNPP), Comrade Oginni Olaposi Sunday and made available to newsmen on Friday Morning  at The National Headquarters of the party at Abuja, the party recognized the fact that The original Certificate  of Registration is the prerequisite for the opening and operations of Bank Accounts and financial transactions, therefore, The Board of Trustees of NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY, today 26th of April ordered immediate stoppage of any banking transaction with the name NEW NIGERIA PEOPLE'S PARTY except the Original Certificate of Registration is produced and sighted by The Banks and other financial institutions.

The Board of Trustees as part of it's efforts to deal with fraudsters who have infiltrated the party called for the cooperation of all Commercial Banks and financial institutions in this regard as EFCC has also been duly informed of the nefarious activities of these fraudsters pretending to be NNPP's Officers .

Therefore the managing directors of the various financial institutions should excuse themselves from any embarrassing moment with government agents who may regard them as conspirators in financial crime. However payment into the accounts are allowed and withdrawal is restricted. 

Comrade Oginni Olaposi Sunday 

National Secretary General 

NNPP HQRS ABUJA NIGERIA