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Rubbish that would soon fry powerful executives of oil companies in Europe, which the Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian president Bayo Onanuga gathered paid trolls to intimidate, harass and threaten a witness! That VIP in Bola Ahmed Tinubu cabinet who is owing Bigkoko Group money since 2023 will very very soon find out! I thank SSA Bayo Onanuga because he actually gave us the justification to abandon the signed NDA….i have ordered for his dossier! Why outsourcing it to the OP? I thought y’all should do what you are paid to do? Concerning the OP links to extremism or terrorism…..that is Nigeria problem to deal with, not ours….: and since Nigeria govt is in bed with Islamic terrorists and bandits which they rechristened “REPENTED TERRORISTS”, I have zero interest in discussing what we found out, and which was communicated to him since ending of 2024. Also, we respect everyone regardless and we don’t share KYC or security reports with anonymous trolls gathered and paid for by the Nigeria presidency! That report will be tendered as exhibit in court when we are ready! For now, now we are in preparation phase for our case against the Nigeria Govt, cf. Bayo Onanuga and the VIP in Tinubu govt. As for you, this is the last time I will reply you! Why are you abandoning the OP? Where is that one that was promised 25%? FSBoperator: |
People, especially corrupt Nigerians thought the way, they bastardised their own institutions, that is how other countries bastardised theirs. They have no clue to the effect that the law in developed countries treat everyone equally and arrests can be enforced on powerful individuals who broke the laws especially crimes that ruin lives like drug trafficking. There are millions of people in the developed world, who are junkies due to merchandise pushed into the streets by powerful people. Some of these people have act further by putting of their own fellow traffickers in leadership positions, some are ruling countries. Others are heading the judiciary and some are in law enforcement agencies. And, It’s a well oiled criminal network. Our ancestors told us, that if you inherited the blood of your ancestors, you should also inherit the wisdom that goes with it too. The Nigerian president Bola Ahmed Tinubu is in a tough position right now! Say a prayer for him. He was summoned to UK to explain how a litigation funded by the founder of Bigkoko Goup & Truth Over Empire Initiative is putting British economic interest in Jeopardy. They do not understand how a supposedly small company could mount a challenge to oil cartels in Europe, with active investigations against powerful oil company directors ongoing, and so far, the founder seems to be having the upper hands. And also, inspite of all matter of investigations, they just can’t pin any illegality on the company or the founder, besides a business gone wrong, involving a thousand pounds…..yes a thousand British pounds, which the company backed with it’s integrity! Soon after Tinubu left London for France, his spokesman, Senior Special Assistant on Media, Bayo Onanuga was let loose, gathering and urging trolls against the Bigkoko Group, all in a bid, to influence, harass, intimidate a witness in a high profile case under investigation in Europe. I’m sure they’re unaware it’s a crime to do this. Now, Sahara reporters have announced Bola Ahmed Tinubu won’t be attending the United Nations General assembly (UNGA) holding in New York City US. I understand that The Nigeria president is supposed to be the 10th speaker…:but he won’t attend. Why? Bola Ahmed Tinubu faces arrest if he dare step feet on US soil. He won’t be attending. Even with his ally in power, POTUS Joe Biden, Bola Ahmed Tinubu was treated like a pariah. No leader wanted to get close to him. No leader wants to be seen by him. They treated him like an outcast, which some say he deserved. He is embroidered in a certificate forgery allegations. His primary & secondary school history is unknown, after unsuccessfully lying about them. He is embroidered in heroin trafficking allegations. In back then, Chicago, it is alleged he forfeited $460,000 to the US govt, money linked to drug trafficking, cut a deal and sold out his fellow traffickers to save his skin! He is fighting tooth & nail, begging the honourable Judge Merlyn Howell not to order a release of his records, which according to the DC Lobbying Firm, Von Batten, includes criminal investigations. Ask yourself why the president of the 3rd largest economy in Africa, who likes to globetrot suddenly grew cold feet to attend a global summit for world leaders? Bola Ahmed Tinubu may be arrested if he dare step feet on US soil. All it takes was for Von Batten to make some complaint concerning the drug trafficking he allegedly partook in on US soil, and the forfeited $460,000! What does this tell you as a Nigerian? You are cooked! A druggist with ties to criminal cartels in Europe is on the loose, and it will only get worse! |
A reflection on Nigeria, international justice and the consequences of believing that power can protect you everywhere. There is a dangerous misconception among some powerful Nigerians: that because they have witnessed institutions being weakened, compromised or manipulated at home, the same can be expected of institutions elsewhere. That assumption can prove extraordinarily costly. In countries with established legal systems, allegations involving serious criminal conduct can trigger investigations, civil proceedings, financial scrutiny and, where the legal requirements are satisfied, arrest and prosecution. Political office, wealth, influence and international connections do not automatically provide immunity from the laws of another country. Of course, no country’s institutions are perfect. Developed economies have their own histories of corruption, institutional failures and unequal treatment. But the existence of those shortcomings does not mean that every legal process can be manipulated or that powerful individuals are beyond accountability. THE HUMAN COST OF CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE Consider the devastating consequences of illicit drug trafficking. Across communities worldwide, people and families have suffered from addiction, organised criminal activity, financial exploitation and the wider social consequences of illegal drug markets. Behind every statistic is a human being. Behind every affected family is a story of lost opportunity, financial hardship, illness or grief. The profits generated by organised criminal networks can be substantial, while the social costs are borne by communities that often have the fewest resources to respond. Where credible evidence establishes that individuals, businesses or public officials have facilitated such activity, accountability must follow through lawful and impartial processes. No one should be above the law. And no institution should be expected to abandon its responsibilities merely because the individuals under scrutiny are influential. As our ancestors understood, inheritance is not merely about receiving wealth, position or a name. It is also about inheriting wisdom. If we inherit the blood of our ancestors, we must also inherit the wisdom that goes with it. NIGERIA AND THE QUESTION OF ACCOUNTABILITY President Bola Ahmed Tinubu occupies one of the most consequential public offices in Africa. The decisions made by his administration affect millions of Nigerians, domestic businesses, international investors and the country’s relationships with its economic partners. That is precisely why questions concerning transparency, institutional integrity and the rule of law deserve serious attention. Public office brings responsibility. It also brings a legitimate expectation that matters of public interest will be addressed with evidence, candour and respect for due process. BIGKOKO, CROSS-BORDER LITIGATION & CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY The founder of Bigkoko Group and the Truth Over Empire Initiative has described involvement in litigation concerning commercial interests, corporate conduct and matters with potential implications for British economic interests. The underlying disputes, as described by the parties involved, concern questions that extend beyond an ordinary commercial disagreement. They raise broader issues about the relationship between corporate power, accountability, access to justice and the ability of smaller organisations to challenge established commercial interests. These are matters that should be assessed against the relevant documents and legal records. The principle is straightforward: the size of a company should not determine whether its legitimate claims deserve to be heard. Where allegations concern public officials, political representatives or their associates, those allegations should be investigated impartially. Tinubu won’t attend UNGA, according to Sahara Reporters. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR NIGERIA? For Nigerians, the larger question is institutional. What happens when businesses, investors and public officials lose confidence in the predictability of the law? What happens when people believe that influence matters more than evidence? What happens when accountability is perceived as selective? The consequences can extend well beyond individual cases: • Investors may become more cautious about committing capital. • Businesses may face higher compliance and financing costs. • Public confidence in institutions may deteriorate. • International partnerships may become more difficult to sustain. • Ordinary citizens may lose confidence that the law protects them equally. These are not merely political questions. They are questions about economic development, social stability and the future of Nigeria’s institutions. THE BOTTOM LINE. The appropriate response to serious allegations is evidence, independent scrutiny, fair proceedings and respect for the law. Nigeria’s future depends, in part, on building institutions that command confidence at home and credibility abroad. The rule of law must not depend on who you are, how much money you have or which office you occupy. And perhaps the most important lesson is this: Power may open doors. It cannot legitimately replace evidence, due process or the law.
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Are you not supposed to be acting on his side, why giving tips? If you are legit drop your names here, let's put you to the test. Only cr!minals operate in the dark..... Hiding their identities in an anonymous Nigerian website, nairaland, operated by a Nigerian, Oluwaseun Osewa. Probably one of those Nigerian Yahoo & BEC boys operating and hiding in Kenya, you go let cast me una to officials you can't settle....lol.... because they know one or two corrupt Kenyan police they usually settle or buy drinks for.... He is feeling like he has connections. Hand go touch you soon, just dey play...... . No be Kenya? No worry, make sure you dey legit and get papers too. . When I have time, I will check up some clues.Fhowe: |
Dear Bayo Onangu, Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian president, Take a look at this three pieces of evidence. That was why the Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu was summoned to Uk for a personal briefing before departing for France. I didn’t want to say these so the Nigeria press will continue to act ignorant….. 1. The police report concerns actions of the British govt on Swedish soil, which is a breach of 1961 Vienna Convention. All these actions against me were fully captured and documented for use in courts. 2. The second document was part of the telemetrics I used in filing a suit against a Swedish subsidiary of a multi billion euro German company for GDPR violations. In case you have no idea, Kate Orrick is the deputy head of Mission at the British embassy in Stockholm, and that address above is the British embassy address in Stockholm. We have petitioned her to the UK establishment. 3. The 3rd doc is a correspondence from the British establishment to our Strategy Advisor, concerning some files we intend to prove our case at the King’s Bench. We are dealing with those who put Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Aso Rock. You now know why you were ordered to gather and pay trolls against the Bigkoko Group! Trust me una don price! I now have my spiritual justifications to start a legal proceedings against that Tinubu protégée (name will be disclosed once the case is unsealed) and the Nigerian Government. The Senior Special Assistant to the president of the 3rd largest economy in Africa involving in matters surrounding £1,000 is the lowest of the low one can imagine assuming there is nothing behind it…..since i have now let everyone why the Senior Special Assistant to Bola Ahmed Tinubu became aggressively involved…..watch us progress gradually! Regarding your denial that the Federal Govt of Nigeria do not owe me…. It’s sounds more like the arrogance of the oil companies before I filed my case in court …… be patient. After I filed my case in court and drop evidences, they started running helterscatter You will find out why and how the Federal Government of Nigeria owe Bigkoko Group money, on whose authoriy a VIP approached us. Once the case is filed, I will update you with evidences! We take time to prepare our case, so that it sticks when it’s tested against Swedish laws. Say hi to that DSS officer that sent me a message asking me to forgive Nigeria! Did I tell anyone that Nigeria Government offended me? Or that I speak for Ndi Igbo? Winter is fast approaching, i have to make plans to enjoy a warm and comfortable winter, but next week, I will work full time from the office. Bye for now, i will engage later in the evening!
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To you Oluwaseun Osewa, manipulating the backends of an anonymous website (Nairaland) which you own, operate and control, to shield the Senior Special Assistant to the Nigeria president Bayo Onanuga, is called evidence tempering and destruction and it carries a prison sentence. I hope you won’t claim you don’t know, but I will reference this! In case you think you can do it on the backend, the IT company hosting your website (Nairaland) will be subpoenaed to drop the raw backends which you May delete or manipulated on your own ends, and all the algorithms uploaded to prove my incoming case against a Tinubu protégée who acted on behalf of the Nigeria State. |
Dear Bayo Onanuga, Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian president, Take a look at this…..this is part of the Swedish Police investigations when Agents of UK govt and Nigerian govt In collaboration with Shell Plc, BP Plc and St1 Refinery AB broke into my bag, in one of the most Camera focused locations in Sweden! The T-Central, and stole my devices, Chromebook and iPad just because they want to temper with a court case i filed against the Swedish government! And also to stop our litigation hold against St1 Refinery AB, which Vice president Ibrahim Shettima visited in the Summer of 2024. I hope you saw “Bilaga 5”? It means evidenc 5. This investigations is why the president of the 3rd largest economy in Africa became involved in matters surrounding £1,000. By gathering & paying trolls to intimidate, harass, and blackmail a witness on European soil, you Bayo Onanuga, Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian president have broken Swedish and EU laws. Threatening me with arrest, I will personally make another report, which will get you arrested anytime you step your feet in any Schengen country. They did not fear that camera will capture the theft because they assume they have powerful govt clout behind them and oil money! You will learn soon enough, that the law is strong in Sweden!
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Checkmate! It’s a State crime to interfere, intimidate or harass a witness on European soil! Dear Bayo Onanuga, Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian president, you have broken laws on witness non interference when you encourage, give tips to trolls under your payroll to blackmail the Bigkoko brand! By so doing, in collusion with Nairaland owner Oluwaseun Osewa, you have breached EU & Swedish laws! Bayoonanuga: |
In the case T 12584-26, we cited these theft as one of our valid points without knowing the Swedish police have moved into full swing against the oil refinery! In case T 12584-26, we were only asking for less than 70M NGN compensations….now it’s all making huge sense. Next week I will be in the office much of the working hours……to piece issues together as we prepare to open a formal legal proceedings against Nigeria government through that Tinubu protégée! Bigkoko: |
I believe the sudden visits of Alex Stubb president of Finland to Stockholm last week May be in connection of the investigations of that big fish. I believe Finnish judiciary sudden post phoning of the judgement of Simon Ekpa appeal May be connected to this matter! Well done Bayo Onanuga! |
Tunde, relax, that your money you gave Calm Travels, which we backed with our integrity will come out before even December I plan to personally pay you! A lot is happening! |
Breaking News! Dear Bayo Onanuga, Senior Special Assistant to the Nigerian President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Now I know why a host of trolls under the payroll of Tinubu government suddenly started throwing aspersions on the Bigkoko Brand! I got a call from the Swedish police, today, asking if I can come for a hearing against those who acted against me earlier in the year! I believe this also gives me right to claim damages for unlawful theft of intellectual property! Now i know why all the major oil and gas companies in the world suddenly started asking questions about Bigkoko connections. A big fish is in legal trouble and I believe the big fish and their global oil partners are pressuring the Nigeria government! I was wondering why the presidency of the 3rd largest economy in Africa will get involved with so much interests in matters surrounding £1,000. Wow…. I actually forgot about the incident that happened earlier this year, specifically, on the 20th of March 2026, at one of the most camera-focused locations in Stockholm. The Nigerian & UK governments collaborated with Shell Plc, BP Plc and St1 Refinery AB to find out my connections in Sweden & around the globe! To do this, Their agents broke into my bag, stole my Chromebook & iPad. Magically, the repented and noble thieves returned the Chromebook & iPad to me the following morning without a scratch. But that night, I had already reported to the police and gave them my social security number. Prior to that period, St1 Refinery AB, the company that got Shell Assets in Sweden and Nordic region have already received a litigation hold on its archives and a Letter of Claim. On the other hand, I have already sued the Swedish Govt to remove Biafran Files which we tracked from Switzerland to Sweden, from a Classification under National Security & Secrecy Laws. The matter is now at the Swedish Supreme Administrative Court. I thought the Swedish police forgotten about it. I didn’t know they were investigating! Now it’s clear why the presidency of Nigeria is suddenly interested in Bigkoko Group! Thank you Bayo Onanuga, it appears Bigkoko Stars have aligned. Months of enduring pressure from the collective might of UK govt, Nigeria govt and oil cartels may finally be over! After the hearing, I will request for the transcript and it will form part of what I will use to file a suit against that Tinubu protégée who acted on behalf of Nigeria government! Bayoonanuga: |
...... I guess Bayo Onanuga and that VIP in Bola Ahmed Tinubu government have gotten the message. . The Bigkok Group will collect its balance from the Nigeria government. I'm sure of this.Drop your comments! I will engage in the evening! Fhowe: |
Drop your comments! I will engage in the evening |
Why dm . Nigeria cr!minals ![]() Post it here! Fhowe: |
The Vienna Convention and the question of accountability! There is a rather important principle at the heart of international diplomacy: diplomatic privilege exists to facilitate diplomacy—not to place individuals beyond the boundaries of their obligations. Recent reports concerning Sweden’s handling of diplomatic conduct have once again brought this question into focus. Where credible concerns arise regarding the conduct of foreign mission personnel, the response must be grounded in evidence, due process and the applicable rules of international law. The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961 establishes a framework of privileges and immunities, alongside obligations imposed upon diplomatic agents and their missions. Article 41 is particularly relevant. It provides that persons enjoying diplomatic privileges and immunities have a duty to respect the laws and regulations of the receiving State and not to interfere in its internal affairs. Article 9 also provides that a receiving State may, at any time and without having to explain its decision, notify the sending State that a diplomatic agent is persona non grata. These provisions are not mutually exclusive. Diplomatic immunity and diplomatic responsibility form part of the same international framework. And that brings me to a matter of considerable concern. On 9 April 2026, between approximately 09:00 and 11:45, an incident allegedly involving Ms. Kate Orrick, the Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy in Stockholm took place during what we now know and described as a covert Personal Identification (PID) operation. This kind of operations can only be authorized when safe legal measures against individuals have failed or not possible. We have serious concerns about the conduct that occurred during that operation and whether it was consistent with the obligations applicable to diplomatic personnel. These concerns are not merely theoretical. The circumstances surrounding the incident, as we understand them, have become part of a wider series of legal proceedings involving allegations concerning the British Government, the Nigerian Embassy and a number of oil and gas companies, including Shell Plc, BP Plc and St1 Refinery AB, owned by Finnish billionaire Mika Antonnen. The proceedings we refer to include: • Case No. T 12584-26 • Case No. T 11962-26 * Case No. O 13166-26 These matters raise questions that warrant careful examination through the appropriate legal channels. For the avoidance of doubt, the allegations referred to here are not presented as judicially established findings. The proceedings and their precise scope should be assessed by reference to the relevant court records and evidence. If a receiving State considers that the conduct of a foreign diplomatic representative is inconsistent with the obligations of diplomatic office, what should follow? The answer cannot depend solely upon the nationality of the diplomat or the political weight of the country represented. Nor should diplomatic immunity be confused with an unrestricted entitlement to act without scrutiny. The proper questions are: ▪ What precisely occurred? ▪ What evidence exists, and how should it be assessed? ▪ What diplomatic functions, if any, were being performed? ▪ Which provisions of the Vienna Convention are relevant to the circumstances? ▪ What remedies or diplomatic procedures are available under Swedish law and international law? These are questions for evidence, competent authorities and the appropriate legal processes—not speculation or assumptions. The Vienna Convention protects the functioning of diplomatic relations. It also recognises that diplomatic personnel have obligations towards the receiving State. Where concerns arise, they should be addressed consistently, transparently and in accordance with the law. No diplomatic mission should be presumed guilty merely because allegations have been made. Equally, allegations involving diplomatic personnel should not be dismissed simply because the individuals concerned enjoy diplomatic privileges. Immunity is a legal protection connected to diplomatic functions. It is not a declaration that every act performed by a diplomat is beyond question. We therefore believe that the circumstances surrounding the events of 9 April 2026 deserve appropriate scrutiny, with due regard for the evidence, the legal status of the individuals involved and the procedures available to the relevant authorities. The objective should be clarity, accountability where warranted, and respect for the rule of law. Because the credibility of international diplomacy depends not only upon the privileges it protects, but also upon the obligations it expects every diplomatic mission to honour. The question is not whether diplomacy deserves protection. It does. The question is whether that protection is being understood and applied consistently. Emmanuel Ogbuanu | Principal Consultant Bigkoko Consultancy - Now You Know Research. Advocacy. Strategic Intelligence.
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Good news Bayo! Sweden is beginning to take action against employees and representatives of foreign governments in Sweden, who overstepped their Diplomatic privileges. An Iranian embassy official has been expelled. The Ambassador summoned. The reason given by Justice Minister Gunnar include Iran history of conducting security - threatening activities inside Sweden. What is good for Iran is also good for UK and Nigeria. On the 9th of April 2026, diplomats from British Embassy in Stockholm, Nigeria embassy in Stockholm, Shell Plc, BP Plc, St1 Refinery AB collaborated together on the issues surrounding case numbers: T 11962-26 and T 12584-26. I personally reported the actions of the British Govt on April 9th 2026 to the Swedish police. The Bigkoko Group will now press for further action against Ms. Kate Orrick, the deputy head of mission at British Embassy Stockholm for overstepping her diplomatic priviledges on 9th April 2026 in Stockholm, and some Nigeria embassy officials. Bayo Onanuga take a long look at this..... our Strategy Advisor already engaged the British establishment for disciplinary measures against Ms. Kate Orrick. And it's ongoing. Since Sweden is now taking action against staff and officials of foreign missions who overstepped their diplomatic priviledges in Sweden, we will now start piecing docs together to press for formal administrative actions against UK and Nigeria embassy officials in Sweden, concerning the "Stockholm Dispatch" Thanks once again Bayo Onanuga for showing the Nigeria government hands too soon! Bayoonanuga:
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As you can see I didn't make it an ethnic or tribal thing..... I say this because that is what the Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu who you, Bayo Onanuga appointed as Senior Special Assistant to Nigeria president, excel in. I hope you remember this statement of yours? Following the tense March 2023 governorship and state assembly elections in Lagos, you Bayo Onanuga posted on X (formerly Twitter) stating: "Let 2023 be the last time of Igbo interference in Lagos politics. Let there be no repeat in 2027. Lagos is like Anambra, Imo, any Nigerian state. It is not No Man's Land... It is Yoruba land. Mind your business." Getting the Nigeria Gov pay those debts incurred by that Minister on behalf of Bola Ahmed Tinubu is minding my personal business. Bayoonanuga:
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I hope the Senior Special Assistant to the Nigeria president, Bayo Onanuga, would ask, when the president of Nigeria Bola Ahmed Tinubu returns from Paris, and convenes a Federal Executive Council meeting, especially the Ministers, and all Bola Ahmed Tinubu government appointees present in that FEC meeting, who it was that contacted BIGKOKO GROUP for an "UNUSUAL" request in 2023.... I do not know if they consider you stable upstairs to let you into the full details of that "UNUSUAL" request. By Nigeria government involvement.....I am now free from that NDA. That protege of the Nigeria president has some debts incurred on behalf of Bola Ahmed Tinubu government. We're already exploring the quickest legal route to collect our balance. I will be checking when the next FEC meeting holds. Kindly bring it up in that meeting, If the Nigeria Government who that Minister represents fails to pay, BIGKOKO GROUP will seek legal redress to collect its debt! Thank you! Bayoonanuga: |
Phone line is open between specific hours....I don't reply Whatsapp messages from Nigeria numbers. Let Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu call, himself, I once said "NO"..... and no regrets so far. By the way, why tell me? ![]() Imalwayshorny: |
How does what you do affect me? Ohh I'm engaging a newly recruited toddler. Sorry Imalwayshorny: |
Ohhh..... do you know what we done to president of Nigeria Bola Ahmed Tinubu? And the oil companies? I know the Nigeria president is into heroin trafficking and most of his appointees keeps terrorists who they call bandits and repented terrorists..... Go and ask Shell Plc, BP Plc and St1 Refinery AB what they are passing through and more is coming Imalwayshorny: |
So Bayo Onanuga and the Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu can not help again? What happened to FBI? Or the police? So it's private individuals now? Imalwayshorny: |
We all know the fraud in Aso Rock..... president of Nigeria Bola Ahmed Tinubu! And the cr!minals who control him in Europe.Imalwayshorny: |
You are very much aware we don't serve Nigerians since we found out your link to an islamic sect. I personally call and told you, that it would not be continued and we get you a refund. Excuses? I don't blame you. You were supposed to get it in April this year.... curious why Nigeria master in London, British Govt and Nigeria Economic partners, Shell Plc , BP Plc and St1 Refinery AB, owned by Finnish billionaire Mika Antonnen, choose that same month to strike. I understand It is not your problem, but since it affected my finances, it has indirectly become your problem. Put hope to have it in December. Tunzdomains: |
Another unhinged d0.g from Nigeria presidency! Whether he is a terrorist, repented or reintegrated by Nigeria President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, that doesn't bother me one bit. Their work speak for all to see in Nigeria. Namaster: |
So the Senior Special Assistant on Media to the president of the 3rd largest economy in Africa, Bayo Onanuga can not use the weight of Nigeria president to help their terrorist assistant? What a pity! Dropping addresses almost all Nigerians know we off..... feels like an achievement for a drug addict! What a shame Bayo. We will sue the Nigeria Gov through the Nigeria embassy here, to recover a debt owned by a member of Bola Ahmed Tinubu cabinet. I don't want to hear its Igbo disgracing the Nigeria Gov. in Europe when the lawsuit drops. I guess Bayo Onanuga already knew who I am talking of, after formally filing...we will drop the name of the individual + proofs.....and the "UNUSUAL REQUEST" he demanded from me on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in exchange for tens of millions of naira if I do the request and stand by it publicly. Which I refused of course, being an IGBO. Bayoonanuga: |
Look at this one begging me to tone down my criticism of the heroin tainted Tinubu, pretending to be an admirer...... Hmmm. They never change Extra 0rdinary nunu. There are things I don't expect annonymous trolls to know.... so I understand your situation, but I'm fully aware that Nigeria president Bola Ahmed Tinubu have the file, SSA Bayo Onanuga knows perfectly well what I'm talking about. aswani: |
No point wasting time on trolls funded by Mr. Bayo Onanuga, the Senior Special Assistant to the Nigeria president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu. So I will ignore and block your asses. But, I must thank Mr. Bayo Onanuga for all these. Now, I will get my balance back, I assure you. ![]() SleekyP: |
I know Information have reached the Nigeria president that my litigations is choking their business partners in Sweden, and directly affecting the bilionaire who recieved tainted oil and gas infrastructures linked to Shell Plc and BP Plc. That’s a comforting news. It shows our pincer moves is hitting the right target. Anyway, tell that Tinubu protégée he is owning me since 2023, because of that “UNUSUAL” request which i refused. I will give him reasonable time to channel the balance through the contact, or I will seek ways to get my money back….and I will sue the Nigeria govt in a new and separate suit through her embassy in Sweden to get my money back! Thanks Bayo Onanuga for bringing this up! Bayoonanuga: |