₦airaland Forum

KanwuliaExtra:
The world is catching on.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Tomorrow, The JUJUCIARY will claim they had no idea like the DISEASED INEC!

ANIMABIDR:
He has something on most of them .

A drug spy working for the western government for years planting Roots

ANIMABIDR:
Mr Galloway, famed for his brutal candour, asserted that he only recently learnt that Mr Tinubu was a bagman for mafia and drug dealers.

George Galloway, a member of the British Parliament between 1987 and 2015, says President Bola Tinubu, whose victory in the February 25 election is being challenged in court, lacks the moral standing to speak out against the ongoing coup in the Republic of Niger.
Mr Galloway, famed for his brutal candour, asserted that he only recently learnt that Mr Tinubu was a bagman for mafia and drug dealers. He said these were discouraging attributes for someone tasked with leading a country.


“To my absolute astonishment, forgive my ignorance; I had no idea that this man was a bagman for the mafia and the drug dealers in Chicago, Illinois, which doesn’t seem like a great qualification for the leader of Nigeria,” the former British MP said in episode 263 of his podcast, Mother of All Talk Shows (MOATS), aired August 9.

“These people are now talking about democracy in Niger; many of them don’t have the leg to stand on, do they?” Mr Galloway said, throwing a jab at Mr Tinubu’s so-called moral compass to condemn the coup.

The candid MOATS host said Mr Tinubu was still defending himself against a barrage of allegations that he rigged himself into power at the presidential elections petitions tribunal but continues to parade himself like someone upright to criticise the Niger junta.

“First of all, there are very serious and credible allegations of electoral corruption in his own election, and it’s still actually before the court,” said an opinionated Mr Galloway.

“The opposition have never accepted his election,” he stated.

Further slamming Mr Tinubu, the former British MP said it was bizarre for the Nigerian leader to state that he “can’t accept the affront to democracy that the coup in Niger, according to him, represents” given that he “doesn’t have the greatest democratic credentials himself.”

Think tanks like the Chatham House and foreign observers like the European Union had faulted Nigeria’s presidential poll, asserting it lacked transparency.

On Thursday, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), under the chairmanship of Mr Tinubu and the presidency of Omar Alieu Touray, activated military troops to standby to “restore constitutional order in the Republic of Niger.”

This was after West African leaders, on July 30, gave the military junta one week to give up power or face possible military intervention.

https://gazettengr.com/tinubu-bagman-for-chicago-cocaine-mafia-rigged-nigerian-presidential-election-british-mp-george-galloway/

KanwuliaExtra:
Can you imagine?
Pure ESPIONAGE!
Is there any other level of TREASON worse than this?

ANIMABIDR:
Exactly

KanwuliaExtra:
The reason The US is blocking ALL avenues to expose TIEFNUBU,

They OWN him!
Madman Mamood just realized he had sold THE ENTIRE NORTH for 10 shillings!

Isn’t God wonderful?

ANIMABIDR:
Too late

kestolove95:
If e like, make na him be Pablo Escobar...wallahi sai tinubu till 2031

ANIMABIDR:
Mr Galloway, famed for his brutal candour, asserted that he only recently learnt that Mr Tinubu was a bagman for mafia and drug dealers.

George Galloway, a member of the British Parliament between 1987 and 2015, says President Bola Tinubu, whose victory in the February 25 election is being challenged in court, lacks the moral standing to speak out against the ongoing coup in the Republic of Niger.
Mr Galloway, famed for his brutal candour, asserted that he only recently learnt that Mr Tinubu was a bagman for mafia and drug dealers. He said these were discouraging attributes for someone tasked with leading a country.


“To my absolute astonishment, forgive my ignorance; I had no idea that this man was a bagman for the mafia and the drug dealers in Chicago, Illinois, which doesn’t seem like a great qualification for the leader of Nigeria,” the former British MP said in episode 263 of his podcast, Mother of All Talk Shows (MOATS), aired August 9.

“These people are now talking about democracy in Niger; many of them don’t have the leg to stand on, do they?” Mr Galloway said, throwing a jab at Mr Tinubu’s so-called moral compass to condemn the coup.

The candid MOATS host said Mr Tinubu was still defending himself against a barrage of allegations that he rigged himself into power at the presidential elections petitions tribunal but continues to parade himself like someone upright to criticise the Niger junta.

“First of all, there are very serious and credible allegations of electoral corruption in his own election, and it’s still actually before the court,” said an opinionated Mr Galloway.

“The opposition have never accepted his election,” he stated.

Further slamming Mr Tinubu, the former British MP said it was bizarre for the Nigerian leader to state that he “can’t accept the affront to democracy that the coup in Niger, according to him, represents” given that he “doesn’t have the greatest democratic credentials himself.”

Think tanks like the Chatham House and foreign observers like the European Union had faulted Nigeria’s presidential poll, asserting it lacked transparency.

On Thursday, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), under the chairmanship of Mr Tinubu and the presidency of Omar Alieu Touray, activated military troops to standby to “restore constitutional order in the Republic of Niger.”

This was after West African leaders, on July 30, gave the military junta one week to give up power or face possible military intervention.

https://gazettengr.com/tinubu-bagman-for-chicago-cocaine-mafia-rigged-nigerian-presidential-election-british-mp-george-galloway/

Wealthoptulent:
When una go REST? 2031 far oo