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Yinmu! We dey here dey wait una. Marriage that is very obvious that it won't last.

Very ugly thing.

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Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 20 characters.
This will make the forum more interesting for everyone.

No be only Mercedes, we go soon see keke Napep. Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

It's a family affair, please leaf them alone, let the settle themselves.

Some of the ladies are already filling intimidation.

Mama was a rolling stone

The marriage is already dead on arrival. I give them just 3 years.

Finally the annual distraction is here. Tinubu will not have the chance to do whatever he wants.

PulaPower:
Hookups

thanks.

```EXCLUSIVE: Inside suspected coup plotters’ secret transition note, attack plan on Villa, military bases, airports```

_This report, the first part of a PREMIUM TIMES series of untold stories about last year’s alleged attempt to topple President Tinubu’s administration, paints a fuller picture of the alleged conspirators’ preparations toward the D-Day and H-Hour and the transition plan that would follow._

Premium Times, Nigeria

by Yakubu Mohammed

July 25, 2026

Fresh details of the operational blueprint allegedly developed by military officers accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu’s administration last year have emerged.

These include how they assigned targets to individual operatives, adopted coded language, filtered dates for the planned strike, and mapped out logistics for the operation.

The new details also include the alleged conspirators’ transition plan.

Confidential documents running into over 7,400 pages, containing statements made by several suspects to investigators, bank records, secret notes, documentary evidence of the alleged conspirators’ secret conversations, and other exhibits assembled by investigators.

These documents showed that the alleged conspiracy centred on capturing strategic military installations, securing broadcast facilities, mobilising troops and neutralising senior military leadership.

Previous reporting by PREMIUM TIMES revealed that the alleged plot was coordinated principally by Mohammed Ma’aji, a Nigerian Army colonel, alongside a retired colonel M.M. Adamu, Shamsuddeen Bappah, a lieutenant-colonel and Abdulkarim Ibrahim, a major.

The trio of these officers—except Mr Adamu, whom military authorities said remains at large—gave separate, corroborating statements about the operational plan for the alleged plot.

The conspirators used coded words and phrases to communicate during meetings or when talking about the plot.

For instance, while they referred to themselves as farmers, they codenamed the entire movement as farming.

Other agricultural-related words were used: Fertilisers as logistics, harvest as the execution day, digital farming as the operation and technical partners as clerics approached for prayers.

They also used “H-hour” to mean execution time and “D-Day” as the day of execution.

This report paints a fuller picture of the alleged plotters’ preparations for D-Day and H-Hour, and what they intended to do thereafter.

*The Coup ‘H-Hour’, ‘D-Day’*
Mr Ibrahim told investigators that they proposed launching the operation between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m., describing the timing as consistent with previous military takeovers.

He said although no final date was agreed, three possible dates repeatedly featured during planning: 27 September 2025, 1 October 2025 (the Independence Day) and 4 October 2025.

The other officers, including Mr Ma’aji, corroborated some of these dates.

One of the suspects, Ilyasu Jamilu, a major, told investigators that while 27 September, 1 October and a later date were discussed, the conspirators never settled on a final date because preparations had not been completed.

However, Mr Ibrahim said the alleged leader of the plot told them that the final D-Day depended largely on the availability of troops, weapons and other logistics.

“Col Ma’aji mentioned that the availability of troops and equipment would determine which of the dates would be D-Day,” he stated.

Operational Blueprint of the alleged 2025 coup attempt.

*Alleged coup operational assignments*
According to the documents, each participant was assigned a strategic task.

Mr Usman was tasked with leading the operation at the Presidential Aso Villa, the seat of Nigeria’s presidency, after conducting reconnaissance of the complex with the assistance of insiders, including a police officer, Ahmed Ibrahim.

The prosecution has shared more details about the planned attack on the Presidential Villa in the ongoing trial regarding the alleged coup at the Federal High Court in Abuja.

A video exhibit played by the prosecution during a proceeding in May showed one of the six defendants connected to the alleged coup, Zekeri Umoru, telling interrogators that the coup planners considered switching off the electricity supply to the Presidential Villa, Abuja, at the zero hour of the planned strike.

But Mr Umoru, a Julius Berger Nigeria Plc employee in the Maintenance Department at the Presidential Villa, said he warned that such a sudden power outage would trigger investigations and the detention of workers on duty.

He said the alleged coup leaders planned to recruit between 18 and 19 persons, including soldiers, State Security Service (SSS) operatives and Julius Berger staff members working within the Villa.

Mr Bappah was assigned to seize and hold 102 Battalion, Zuma, Niger State, while Mr Ibrahim was initially assigned to secure the Armed Forces Headquarters complex before his role was changed to Radio House in Abuja, where he was expected to deliver the takeover speech.

*Target Assignments*
A Nigerian Air Force squadron leader, S.B. Adamu, was assigned to seize Air House; Muhammad Jiddah, a major, was tasked with taking control of the residence of the then Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Olufemi Oluyede, while Daniel Yusuf, also a major, was assigned to the residence of the then-Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Christopher Musa, now the defence minister.

The documents also show that Akinwale Yusuf, a captain who was in Lagos, was expected to seize a divisional headquarters there, while Mr Adamu, the fugitive retired colonel, would coordinate activities from the gate of Niger Barracks in Abuja.

Mr Ibrahim told investigators that although Mr Bappah was initially expected to make the nationwide broadcast announcing the takeover, that responsibility was later transferred to him.

*Airports, among priority targets*
Based on the documents reviewed for this report, airports formed a critical part of the alleged plan.

According to Mr Ibrahim, the conspirators concluded that the operation could not succeed if aircraft were allowed to continue landing and taking off.

He said the plan was to deploy squadron leader Noel Zuzu’s gun truck onto the runway to halt flight operations in Abuja during the takeover.

Also, Sunday Felix, a lieutenant, stated that he had been tasked with surveying the airport in Lagos, gathering operational information and disrupting flight activities on “D-Day” with the assistance of an engineer.

“I knew the airport’s security arrangements due to my role in traffic control during visits of VIPs,” Felix reportedly told investigators.

*Troops, weapon mobilisations and logistics*
The records indicate that the alleged conspirators intended to draw manpower and equipment from several military formations.

In his statement, Mr Ma’aji told investigators that Mr Usman would source resources from 45 Special Forces Battalion, Bida; Ponfa Dangnap, a lieutenant colonel, would mobilise troops and equipment from 134 Battalion in the North-east, while Mr Ibrahim was expected to generate resources from 198 Battalion, also in the North-east.

Mr Ma’aji also claimed that both Abulrahman Hayatu, a lieutenant-colonel and Mr Dangnap assured him they had sufficient troops, vehicles, ammunition and weapons, although no execution date had yet been communicated to them.

Mr Ibrahim also told investigators he had been informed that Mr Dangnap would deploy four gun trucks, while Mr Hayatu would bring two gun trucks and accompanying soldiers for the operation.

According to another suspect, Bayawo Abdullahi, he was assigned responsibility for mobilising personnel from a naval unit under his command.

He told investigators he had about 14 troops under him and access to three operational Hilux vehicles.

*Arrests, not assassinations?*
One of the more revealing aspects of Mr Ibrahim’s statement concerns the treatment of senior military officers after the takeover.

He told investigators he cautioned Mr Ma’aji against any bloodshed, arguing that history had shown successful coups generally relied on securing the cooperation of senior officers rather than eliminating them. Mr Hayatu also opposed killing anyone.

According to Mr Ibrahim, the coup leader responded that the service chiefs and other designated targets would be arrested.

However, that account differs from the statement of another accused officer, A.D. Dauda, a major who earlier told investigators that Mr Ma’aji had said the former CDS would have to be arrested or killed to prevent him from interfering with the operation.

Mr Dauda said it was that conversation that convinced him to distance himself from the alleged conspiracy.

Mr Umoru, the Julius Berger staff member attached to the Presidential Villa shared his own perspective about the planned raid on the Villa in his videoed interrogation session played back in court.

From his account, the level of force the alleged coup plotters planned to deploy was dependent on how much Villa insiders’ cooperation they could secure.

After warning Mr Ma’aji that a sudden power outage at the presidential villa would trigger investigations and the detention of workers on duty, he said the alleged coup leader concluded that he might enter the Villa with force if the insiders failed to cooperate.

(Mr Umoru and his co-defendants are contesting the admissibility of the video exhibits and their extra-judicial statements in court, citing the circumstances under which they were collected.)

The transition plan
Mr Ibrahim told investigators that Colonel Ma’aji intended to assume office as Head of Government if the operation succeeded.

According to him, Mr Ma’aji planned to move into the Presidential Villa after Mr Usman must have secured access to the premises.

He further claimed Mr Ma’aji intended to announce a new set of service chiefs during his inaugural address, although he said no names had been disclosed to members of the group.

He also stated that some participants were promised appointments in a post-takeover administration.

Mr Ibrahim said members were asked what positions they wanted if the operation succeeded.

While Mr Jamilu said he requested to serve as an aide-de-camp (ADC) Mr Felix told investigators he was promised a ministerial appointment.

Mr Bappah requested that he be made the chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC).

The night, and the morning after.
The coup allegation is a subject of ongoing criminal proceedings at both the General Court Martial convened by the military authorities and the Federal High Court in Abuja, where former retired military officers and other civilians are facing 13 counts of treason, terrorism, failure to disclose information, and money laundering over the alleged failed coup.

While little is known about the proceedings of the General Court Martial being held in camera, a lot has been reported by journalists covering the Federal High Court trial.

The six men before the Federal High Court have challenged the admissibility of their statements, alleging, among others, that the circumstances of the collection of the exhibits breached safeguards under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA). The prosecution has maintained that all of its pretrial activities were properly done, urging the court to throw out the defendants’ objection. But the court has yet to rule.


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PulaPower:
Really?

I used to think it was Bimbo Oshin o..

Now, I understand where she’s coming from. Once an OS, always an OS..

please what is OS? I'm lost. Make una no laugh me o.

"Don't Date If You Can't Afford It!" — Bukky Wright Sparks Heated Debate on Relationships and Money.

Veteran Nollywood actress Bukky Wright has set social media on fire after sharing her opinion on the financial responsibilities of men in relationships.

According to the actress, a man should naturally provide for the woman he is dating without waiting for her to ask.

In her words:

"She doesn't even need to ask you. It's your responsibility as a man to know that your woman needs to dress well and look good. She should be your pride."

Reacting to the term "gold digger," Bukky Wright didn't hold back:

"I hate it when men call women gold diggers. What do you expect her to dig? I won't advise any woman to dig anything less than gold."

When asked if men who cannot afford the financial demands of dating should stay away from relationships, she responded:

"Then don't date if you cannot afford it! Or date according to your level."

Her comments have since divided opinions. While some people agree that a man should be willing to support his partner, others believe that modern relationships should be built on love, partnership, and shared responsibility, rather than placing the financial burden on one person.

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Beautiful? Dis one that looks like shepopotamus?

MrJames007:
Hmmm..... she will never kiss again

not only that, she will also be scared of men giving her head to lick her plate.

The Death of a Journalist and the Birth of a Courtier: The Onanuga Story

by Mohammed Bello Doka
24 July, 2026

Did power expose or corrupt Bayo Onanuga?

This is the question that haunts the spectacle of a man who once stood before military dictators with ink-stained fingers and an unbowed head, now standing in the corridors of power, denying the hunger of 140 million Nigerians while wearing a national honour on his chest. The Greek philosopher Socrates warned that "the unexamined life is not worth living." But perhaps more pertinent is the warning of the Roman historian Tacitus: "The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws." What then shall we say of a man whose laws of principle have multiplied in inverse proportion to his integrity?

Bayo Onanuga was once a name that inspired hope. In December 1992, as editor of African Concord, he authored the explosive cover story "Has IBB Given Up?"—a direct frontal attack on General Ibrahim Babangida's careless comments on the economy. When his publisher, MKO Abiola, demanded an apology to the military dictator, Onanuga refused. His response was recorded for history: "When my boss said I should apologise, I said no, there's no point in apologising. I'll rather just go". He resigned in April 1992, and the Concord Group was shut down by the junta. This was a man who would rather lose his job than lose his soul.

He co-founded The News magazine in February 1993, a publication that became a "thorn in the flesh of Nigeria's military regimes". In August 1996, he was arrested alongside Babafemi Ojudu for an article titled "The Man Abacha," which criticised then-oil minister Dan Etete. Amnesty International declared him a "prisoner of conscience". He was detained without charge, held by the State Security Service, and may have been ill-treated in custody. On June 19, 1996, he and four colleagues were arrested for an article investigating the murder of Kudirat Abiola. Abacha, a man who could order deaths by merely placing a phone call, wanted Onanuga arrested by all means. Yet Onanuga did not break. He did not bend. He did not apologise.

Friedrich Nietzsche wrote that "he who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster." And Baltasar Gracián, the Spanish philosopher, observed that "the courtier lives by the smile of the prince and dies by his frown." The Bayo Onanuga of 2026 is no longer the journalist who fought monsters. He has become the courtier who serves them. He has exchanged the sword of truth for the velvet glove of propaganda.

Consider his denial of hunger. On June 23, 2026, speaking on Arise Television, Onanuga declared that he does "not see the level of hunger Nigerians are complaining about". He insisted that his "personal observations and interactions do not reflect the scale of hardship". He cited a newly constructed concrete road around Ijebu-Ode and the coastal highway that shortened his travel time from two hours to one hour and seven minutes. "I'm a Nigerian," he said. "I have people working for me privately. I don't see the level of hunger people are talking about because I see them, and I keep asking them questions". This is the man who once risked his life to expose military tyranny. Now he dismisses the documented suffering of 140 million Nigerians as a figment of opposition imagination. As one critic observed, his words represent "an act of official falsification and a deliberate erasure of documented, measurable, catastrophic mass suffering".

The philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote that "man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains." Onanuga has forged his own chains—and now insists that others do not feel the weight of theirs.

Consider his attack on The Guardian newspaper. In October 2024, when The Guardian published an article exploring how economic hardship was driving some citizens to "extreme choices, including calling for military intervention," Onanuga twisted its logic. He accused the newspaper of "openly inciting unrest against President Bola Tinubu's administration and advocating regime change under the guise of journalism". He declared that the publication had "persistently propagated inflammatory and negative narratives, stepping dangerously close to undermining the very fabric of responsible journalism". This from a man whose entire career was built on publishing inflammatory narratives against military dictators—narratives that got him arrested, detained, and labelled a prisoner of conscience. The hypocrisy is so profound that it demands its own philosophical inquiry. As George Orwell wrote, "The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their reality." Onanuga is now in the business of destroying the reality of others.

Consider his ethnic slur against Igbos. In March 2023, as spokesperson for the Tinubu campaign council, Onanuga warned Igbo residents of Lagos against "interfering" in the state's politics. "Let 2023 be the last time of Igbo interference in Lagos politics," he tweeted. "Let there be no repeat in 2027. Lagos is like Anambra, Imo, any Nigerian state. It is not No Man's Land, not Federal Capital Territory. It is Yoruba land. Mind your business". The human rights group HURIWA later branded him a "tribal bigot" whose utterances threatened Nigeria's fragile unity. This is the same man who once stood with NADECO, fighting for a united, democratic Nigeria against military dictators who exploited ethnic divisions. Now he stokes those very divisions from the comfort of presidential protection. Plato warned that "the measure of a man is what he does with power." By that measure, Onanuga has failed spectacularly.

Consider his "shoot at sight" order. In February 2026, reacting to a video of vandals damaging a federal road project, Onanuga wrote on X: "Just shoot these unconscionable vandals/thieves at sight. They are worst species of citizenships". Activist Aisha Yesufu responded with devastating precision: "For him to talk about shoot on sight... you would have been shot". She was right. The Onanuga who once faced detention without trial, who was arrested for publishing criticisms of the government, is now calling for extrajudicial executions. The journalist who once demanded due process now dispenses with it entirely. As the Roman philosopher Seneca observed, "He who does not prevent a crime when he can, encourages it." Onanuga does not merely encourage extrajudicial violence—he demands it.

Consider his false accusation of VeryDarkMan. In May 2026, when an AI-generated audio of President Tinubu began circulating, Onanuga immediately blamed social media influencer Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan. He wrote: "This VDM needs to face the weight of the law for being the conveyor and disseminator of a fake audio of President Tinubu". A simple verification would have shown that VDM neither produced nor shared the audio. Onanuga never retracted, never apologised, never corrected the record. This is the man who once risked everything to publish the truth. Now he cannot be bothered to verify the simplest fact before calling for prosecution. Friedrich Nietzsche also wrote that "I'm not upset that you lied to me, I'm upset that from now on I can't believe you." Onanuga has made it impossible for any discerning Nigerian to believe a word he says.

Consider his false accusations against Peter Obi. On multiple occasions, Onanuga has claimed that Peter Obi and his supporters were behind the #EndBadGovernance protests. He wrote: "The malcontents planning to stage nationwide protests are supporters of Peter Obi, the failed presidential candidate of the Labour Party". He provided no evidence. When Obi's lawyers demanded N5 billion in damages, Onanuga remained silent. The philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer wrote that "all truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as self-evident." Onanuga has skipped the first two stages and gone straight to manufacturing his own reality.

Consider his celebration of a national honour. On June 12, 2025, President Tinubu conferred on Onanuga the national honour of Commander of the Order of the Niger (CON). Onanuga thanked the President for honouring those who "braved the odds and the guns" to enthrone democracy. But Phrank Shaibu, aide to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, responded with searing clarity: "You should wear a badge of betrayal, not a national honour". Shaibu accused Tinubu of "desecrating the memory of Kudirat Abiola, Shehu Musa Yar'Adua and Alfred Rewane" by honouring Onanuga. The question is devastating: what does it profit a man to gain a national honour and lose his own soul?

The contrast could not be starker. The Onanuga of the 1990s was a prisoner of conscience who refused to apologise to military dictators. The Onanuga of 2026 is a courtier who denies the hunger of millions, attacks the free press, stokes ethnic hatred, calls for extrajudicial killings, spreads falsehoods, and celebrates honours from a government whose policies have deepened poverty and enabled tyranny.

The Greek philosopher Heraclitus wrote that "character is destiny." If that is true, then Onanuga's destiny is a tragedy of his own making. He has gone from NADECO hero to propaganda machine, from prisoner of conscience to prisoner of power, from journalist to courtier. The death of the journalist was not sudden—it was a slow, deliberate, and utterly avoidable suicide. And the birth of the courtier was not an accident—it was a choice. Every denial of hunger was a choice. Every attack on the press was a choice. Every ethnic slur was a choice. Every call for extrajudicial execution was a choice. Every false accusation was a choice.

Socrates also said that "the secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new." Onanuga has built nothing new. He has simply become the old—the very tyranny he once fought against. He has become the censor, the propagandist, the apologist for power. He has become the man who would have arrested the younger version of himself.

And so we return to the question: Did power expose or corrupt Bayo Onanuga? The answer is both. Power exposed what was always there—a man who loved the fight more than the cause, who mistook proximity to power for principle, who confused the roar of the crowd with the voice of conscience. And power corrupted what remained—the integrity, the courage, the unwillingness to bend. Power did not change Onanuga. It revealed him. And what it revealed is a man who would sacrifice everything he once believed in for the privilege of standing beside those who once would have thrown him in prison.

The journalist is dead. Long live the courtier. But history will remember the journalist. And history will not be kind to the courtier.

Mohammed Bello Doka can be reached via bellodoka82@gmail.com

Abuja Network News



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muyico:
So Yoruba film producers and directors
No dey request for sex??

dem no get prick now.

nothingspoil70:
You can not compare the security situation in Ghana with that of Nigeria. The Nigerian leader just like his American counterpart needs more protection than that of Ghana

God did you create this one too in your own image?

It's not real, it's a skirt. The couple just did a skirt.

dominique:
As much as I hope she's deported to Mozambique, I hope her case follows the due process of the law. What does the law say about the status of a person born in the country to illegal immigrants? Can the citizenship of a person born in the country be revoked?

Go "BECK" to you country.

How is that news? What has it got to do with us? She for no graduate now, she for dey there till the end of the world. Rubbish!

"Vote Tinubu or Burn in Hell!" — Nigerian Prophet Sparks Major Outrage! 🤯🔥

Prophet Elijah Bamidele Ilukholor claimed during a sermon that Christians and church leaders, including Bishops, Pastors, and Reverend Fathers, who refuse to vote for President Bola Tinubu will perish in hell fire and fail to make heaven.

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THE TINUBU FILE: EVERY DOCUMENTED FACT — IN ONE PLACE

For every Nigerian, every member of the diaspora, and every international observer who deserves to know the truth about the man occupying Aso Rock.

IDENTITY & REAL NAME

1. His name is not Bola Ahmed Tinubu. By multiple credible accounts documented by Professor Farooq Kperogi and confirmed by the late Yinka Odumakin, his original birth name was Amoda Lamidi Sangodele.

2. He is from Iragbiji in Osun State — not Lagos. Iragbiji is the headquarters of Boripe Local Government Area. This is where he was born and where his biological family remains.

3. He has zero blood relationship with the Tinubu family of Lagos. He adopted their name. He has no consanguineal affiliation with them whatsoever.

4. Alhaja Abibatu Mogaji is not his biological mother. She was his surrogate and patron. He attached himself to her name, her status, and her connections to reinvent himself.

5. His older biological sister is the mother of former Osun State Governor Gboyega Oyetola. His Iragbiji roots run directly through a former governor's family — this is not rumour, it is verifiable lineage.

6. When his biological mother died in Iragbiji, he did not attend her funeral. He stayed away because his presence would have exposed who he truly is. The late Yinka Odumakin documented this personally.

7. When his 94-year-old biological brother died, he again did not attend. A man who will not bury his own mother or brother has chosen his fabricated identity over his own blood.

8. Pastor Tunde Bakare, a former presidential running mate and man of God, publicly confirmed from the pulpit that Tinubu's current name is not his original name and that he has disowned his biological parents.

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**AGE & DATE OF BIRTH**

9. He officially claims his date of birth is March 29, 1952. This figure appears nowhere consistently across his own documents.

10. Chicago State University's academic records — released by court order — list his date of birth as March 29, 1954. That is two years different from his official claim.

11. His own undergraduate admissions application to Chicago State University records yet a third birth date: March 29, 1955. Three official documents. Three different birth years.

12. The Foundation for Investigative Journalism reviewed all documents and concluded plainly: Tinubu is either 68, 69, 71 — or older.

13. Accounts from Iragbiji place his actual birth year as 1935, which would make him not 72 but closer to 90 years old. A man who cannot give Nigeria a consistent year of birth is a man who does not want Nigeria to know how old he is or who he is.

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**EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES & FORGERY**

14. The certificate he submitted to INEC to support his presidential candidacy and the certificate released by Chicago State University in response to a court subpoena are materially different documents.

15. One certificate identifies the holder as male, born 1952. Another released by the same university identifies the holder as female, born 1954. Same university. Same name. Different gender. Different birth year.

16. The two certificates carry different dates of issue, different university logos, different grammatical construction on their face, and different signatures. These are not typos. These are different documents.

17. A transcript from Southwest College, Chicago, bearing the name "Tinubu Bola A" belongs to a female student — the opposite gender to the man who presented it to INEC as part of his presidential qualification.

18. His academic records have been in controversy since 1999, when he first became Governor of Lagos State and could not produce verifiable school certificates. He was already governor with constitutional immunity before anyone could charge him.

19. His camp's explanation for all discrepancies was a single phrase: clerical error at the university. A clerical error that changed gender, birth year, logos, signatures, issue dates, and grammatical construction simultaneously. No reasonable person believes this.

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**THE DEA — AMERICAN FEDERAL COURT RECORD**

20. In 1993, a U.S. federal investigation linked over $2 million across multiple bank accounts held in Bola Tinubu's name to the proceeds of heroin trafficking by Chicago drug kingpins Adegboyega Mueez Akande and Abiodun Agbele.

21. An $80,000 wire transfer from Akande — who was already under active DEA and FBI surveillance — directly into Tinubu's First Heritage Bank account triggered the investigation.

22. IRS Special Agent Kevin Moss submitted a sworn affidavit to the court establishing probable cause that funds in Tinubu's accounts at First Heritage Bank and Citibank represented narcotics proceeds.

23. Tinubu initially contested the forfeiture, claiming the funds legitimately belonged to him, his wife Oluremi Tinubu, and Alhaja Mogaji. He lost that argument.

24. On September 15, 1993, U.S. District Judge John A. Nordberg ordered $460,000 held in Bola Tinubu's First Heritage Bank account forfeited to the United States Government.

25. Judge Nordberg's order stated explicitly that the funds represented the proceeds of narcotics trafficking or were involved in financial transactions in violation of U.S. law. This is a judicial finding, not an allegation.

26. At the time of the investigation, Tinubu was employed at Mobil Oil Nigeria as a Treasurer, earning approximately $2,500 per month. Mobil Oil representatives confirmed to investigators that his position did not involve transferring large sums between financial institutions. He had millions in his accounts on a $2,500 monthly salary.

27. He forfeited $460,000 to avoid going to trial. He was not acquitted. He was not exonerated. He paid to make the case go away.

28. His supporters have repeatedly tried to describe the forfeiture as a tax matter. Atiku Abubakar's camp and multiple legal analysts confirmed this is false. The court order explicitly references narcotics trafficking.

29. In 2025, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell ruled that the FBI and DEA's blanket refusal to confirm or deny the existence of further records on Tinubu was neither logical nor plausible, and ordered the agencies to release their files. That order stands.

30. The CIA, FBI, and DEA jointly filed a statement opposing the release of those unredacted files, citing national security concerns. Three of the most powerful law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the world are fighting to keep his files sealed. Ask yourself why.

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**THE GUINEA PASSPORT & PERJURY**

31. In April 2023, investigative journalist David Hundeyin published images of a Guinean diplomatic passport bearing the name Bola Ahmed Tinubu, his photograph, issued October 2015, expiring October 2020 — while his close ally Alpha Condé was president of Guinea.

32. Tinubu's camp was silent for days after the passport surfaced. They had no answer.

33. On his INEC Form EC-9, sworn and submitted on June 14, 2022, in support of his presidential candidacy, Tinubu was asked directly: have you voluntarily acquired citizenship of any other country? He ticked NO — under oath.

34. That sworn answer is a lie. The Guinean diplomatic passport proves he held citizenship of another country. You cannot hold a diplomatic passport of a nation without that nation recognising you as a citizen or special status national.

35. The Presidential Election Petition Appeal Court of Nigeria confirmed that the expired passport was sufficient to establish dual citizenship, which he had denied when asked by INEC. This is a finding of an appellate court — not an accusation.

36. Multiple civil society organisations filed suits in federal court arguing that the non-disclosure of his Guinean citizenship in his INEC Form EC-9 constitutes criminal perjury. The police did not act. The system closed around him.

37. His defenders argued that dual citizenship is permitted under the Nigerian constitution. That argument actually concedes the point — it admits he held it. The crime was not the passport. The crime was swearing under oath that it did not exist.

38. Passport expiry does not cancel citizenship. A passport is a travel document. Citizenship is a legal status. They are not the same thing. This basic legal distinction destroys the only defence his camp ever offered.

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**THE PATTERN**

39. Fake name. Documented.

40. Fake parentage. Documented.

41. Fake state of origin. Documented.

42. Inconsistent date of birth — at least three different official versions. Documented.

43. Certificate discrepancies including gender and birth year. Documented.

44. $460,000 forfeited to the U.S. government in a narcotics trafficking case. Documented.

45. Guinean passport obtained and concealed from INEC. Documented.

46. Sworn denial of dual citizenship to Nigeria's electoral commission. Documented.

47. Appellate court finding that he lied under oath. Documented.

48. FBI and DEA files under court order to be released. Active and ongoing.

49. Three American intelligence and law enforcement agencies fighting to keep those files sealed. Ongoing.

50. His biological mother buried without him. Documented.

51. His 94-year-old biological brother buried without him. Documented.

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**AND TO THOSE WHO COMPARE THIS MAN TO CHIEF GODFREY KIO JAJA AMACHREE:**

Chief Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree, QC — Nigeria's first Solicitor-General, first Acting Attorney-General, first Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice, and first African Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations — managed the Congo Crisis from the apex of international diplomacy. His grandfather, Chief Sekin Amachree, participated in the 1958 pre-independence Constitutional Conference in London. His name is in the permanent archives of the United Nations. His record requires no invention, no fabrication, and no surrogate mother.

He knew his name. He knew his age. He knew his people. He buried his dead.

The comparison is not just wrong. It is an obscenity.

*These are not my opinions. They belong to U.S. federal courts, Nigerian appellate courts, tenured academics, award-winning investigative journalists, and the sworn testimonies of witnesses in multiple jurisdictions. I have assembled them here so that no one who reads this page can say they were not told.*

**Kio Amachree**
President, Worldview International
Stockholm, Sweden

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Now he won't be recognized again on the last day when it is georgement day.

I'm 27 years old, I hen almost two million naira a month, I'm happy living with my parents who are still taking care of all my needs while I plan and save towards the future.

As an APC member and a diehard supporter of Tinubu with my APC membership card I always buy fuel from NNPC at one hundred naira per litre.

Na so e dey be when the thing dey touch throat and dey shift womb. Oyinbo no dey joke with people wey fit do the two.

FalseProphet1:
Dark mode originated from the marine kingdom. The more you use it the more you submit your will to the devil. Stop being a facilitator of the kingdom of darkness and come to the light by using the light mode.

This I have seen.

Dominique come and see chomtin

dominique:
Dark mode o. The light mode hurts my eyes now

really? In the dark? Mommy, Mommy is there something you're not telling us?

Stephen0mozzy:
Hmmmm... And the story/rumour about Apple naim we don hear all these while.

Could this be how the mythology that Adam and Eve ate apple also spread? Abi Apple is also coitus?

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apple is another name for pussy. What do you think Eve gave Adam in the Bible? You think sey na apple fruit? Bros na pussy she gave her husband chop o.