
Former Democratic MP, now Inspector General, Dashnor Sula, said that his biggest challenge in the task assigned to him is to guarantee businesses that no one will knock on their doors again to get what he called "the boss's share."
"I guarantee you that no inspector will escape. Despite the pressures I have, I am saying that I have had pressures. Two days ago I went to the Elbasan Police, I filed a complaint, precisely because I have been receiving threatening messages, they have called me with threats. I have received them and I am not afraid. I am not afraid, because I do not owe anyone anything," Sula said on A2 CNN.
"And I am saying here, from your esteemed television, I appeal to every citizen, every subject: if the name of Inspector General, Dashnor Sula, is to be used by an inspector, by an inspection body, by a head of the regional inspectorate, by a head of the central inspectorate, who speaks, because, in theory, it was that "they are needed for the boss", I have made everything clear.
"There is no more 'for the boss', at least for me, up here. And I'm telling you that the challenge I have, I have with myself."
Sula also said that Edi Rama, by appointing him to this position, has restored his dignity.
"I want to be 1000 times white-faced in front of Albanians, 100 times with Edi Rama, because that man restored my dignity," said Sula.
"It has restored my dignity, not in the sense that I would have been forgotten, but it has given me the opportunity to show my moral and professional values, who I am.
And this is very important to me. We will not live for 500 years, nor 1000 years. There is a lot of value in being remembered for good.
"It is also good to leave a good name for our family, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, when we leave this world."