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DamiSpeaks:
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FSBoperator:
I have been calling Atiku the biggest maga for not doing diligence checking on who he hired as his Washington connect.

Okeke is a notorious figure within the Washington Deep Swamp community that even the most corrupt sleaze bag US Congressman or woman won't be caught dead associating with Okeke.

I am sure it's the likes of that Kalu who also hustled Atiku to sponsor him to go and submit a petition personally to the EU HQ at Brussels that convinced Atiku to hire this scammer.

All of them and I mean them that are surrounding Atiku from Ken to Ibe to Kalu are just in Atiku's camp to scam him .

9jatriot:
The internet and airwaves have been flooded with updates from Von Batten, a U.S.-based firm claiming to expose "classified files" about President Bola Tinubu. What the firm conveniently hides is the identity of its principal: Mr. Ikemefuna Okeke. But the real story isn’t just about transparency—it’s about who’s bankrolling this operation.
Sources now confirm that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is the one who allegedly paid Okeke (aka Von Batten) $1.2 million (₦1.62 billion at ₦1,350/$1) to fuel this campaign. That’s ₦1.62 billion—not invested in Nigeria’s future, but burned on a political vendetta.
A Question of Priorities: What Could ₦1.62 Billion Have Done?
Atiku, through Okeke, has spent a fortune on a PR campaign to undermine Tinubu. But what if that money had been used **differently?
Infrastructure Over Innuendo: The same Atiku who criticizes Tinubu’s coastal road project has no problem spending ₦1.62 billion on unverified claims rather than nation-building. Imagine if that money had gone toward roads, schools, or hospitals—projects that last generations.

Empowering Nigerians: Remi Tinubu’s ₦50,000 and ₦100,000 grants for women show how small funds can transform lives. With ₦1.62 billion, Atiku could have lifted thousands out of poverty—but he chose political warfare instead.

Boosting SMEs: If Atiku truly believes in economic growth, why not invest in small and medium-scale industries? That sum could have created jobs, spurred innovation, and strengthened local economies—rather than funding a smear campaign.

The Hypocrisy of the Spend
Atiku’s $1.2 million expenditure raises serious questions:
How does he plan to recover this money if, by any misfortune, he wins the election? Will he resort to misusing public funds if he gains power? This probably explains why he has been sounding desperate in recent times, claiming he will restore fuel subsidies. It’s more likely that he will try to recoup his $1.2 million than make any genuine attempt to reintroduce subsidies—unless, of course, subsidies are his way of recouping the money.

Why waste such a vast sum on PR when Tinubu’s administration is investing in expansive projects like the Badagry-Sokoto Road and Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway—initiatives that will outlast any political tenure?

A Campaign Built on Doubts
Okeke, backed by Atiku, has yet to deliver on his August 21st promise to release "damning documents." Instead, he has dodged deadlines, and there are growing doubts about whether he even initiated a court case, let alone received any FBI response.
For a campaign that demands transparency from Tinubu, the lack of concrete proof—and the wasteful spending—speaks volumes. If this is the standard of accountability Atiku champions, Nigerians deserve better.
As for his frequent updates on the "progress" of his investigation, one can clearly see that $1.2 million is enough incentive to throw bogus claims around. None of which is backed by any proof. It is simply payment at work.

The Bigger Questions

If ₦1.62 billion can be frivolously burned on unsubstantiated claims, why couldn't that same fortune have been used to ventures that helps the vulnerable, or improve lives?

But that question is far too narrow. In the coming days, we must demand answers to the real, damning inquiries lurking beneath the surface:

Does the "explosive document" actually exist? Or is the entire premise a carefully stage-managed fiction designed to distract rather than expose?

Has Atiku been scammed by Mr. Ikemefuna Okeke? Given that investigative journalist David Hundeyin previously raised alarms about similar grifting playbooks, is Okeke simply running a repeat con on a desperate politician?

What about the hired mercenary? Mr Van Barter—the very figure orbiting this saga—is widely alleged to have pulled off similar frauds against the DRC government, is Nigeria's former Vice President unwittingly parading a known serial offender as a credible source?

And the financial knockout punch: With the contract reportedly stipulating that no milestone already paid is refundable, can Atiku recover a single kobo from this ₦1.62 billion sinkhole—or has he thrown the money into an irreversible abyss?

Ultimately, the answers to these Bigger Questions won't just embarrass one party; they might finally reveal whether we are witnessing a genuine exposé—or simply an expensive, high-stakes delusion that tells us everything about Atiku’s desperation and nothing about Tinubu’s record.

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casualobserver:
They know Obi is bad market. All the current Ibo Obi supporters who know him well all criticized him when he was governor saying he was the worst governor they have ever had but because of Ibo president agenda they discarded all of that and tried to whitewash him and gaslight the rest of the country.

I have said it at least a hundred times on Nairaland over the last 3 years. Obi will set back the Ibo presidential ambition decades.
I warmed them that they are backing the wrong Ibo man. I also said that the same Ibos who are packaging him now will eventually turn against him, when he loses and they realise the next possible slot for the ibos is 2055

Like legendhero said, we are going to press their necks continuously till 2027. I am so angry at them that they would saddle the country with this incompetent imposter and fraud just to have an Ibo president. Theu rubbish we INEC because they lost election, they ribbished the judiciary because they had no case. They wanted to cause an insurrection when they lost the election in 2027!even calling for the military. They don’t care about the country.
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Softmirror:
May be he needs Okija Shrine like Ngige to go and swear an oath. It is laughable how someone who claimed his mandate was stolen lacks confidence and courage to prove himself.

Ttalk:
That what you think, but rational minds know who that salvo is directed at.

Kaycee9242:
Hope it's from her pocket, anyways she tried. They should try and work more on insecurity.

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