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Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by muhammaduyusufu: 10:28am On Apr 10, 2023
Fact-Check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu over Drug Dealings?
By Prnigeria -November 17, 2022


Tinubu has long been accused of being a drug lord in the United States

Fact-Check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu over Drug Dealings?

Claim:
Both social and traditional media were recently awash with claims that a 53-page certified document released by a US court indicated that the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu was a drug lord convicted in the US.

Full-Text: The post of the claimer reads: “US Court Releases Certified True Copy Of Judgment For The Forfeiture of $460,000 Belonging To Bola Ahmed Tinubu For Narcotics Trafficking And Money Laundering.

“It is no longer news that on October 4, 1993, Bola Ahmed Tinubu forfeited $460,000 to the United States Government for his involvement in narcotics trafficking and financial transactions in violation of the U.S laws. This 59-page attested court judgment confirms this.

“In the cause of the investigations, representatives from Mobil Oil were interviewed regarding Tinubu’s employment status. The representatives confirmed that Tinubu was indeed employed by Mobil Oil Nigeria Ltd as a Treasurer.

“This position, however, does not involve the transfer of large amounts of money between banking institutions. Mobil Oil representatives stated that under no circumstances would Tinubu be permitted to retain money belonging to Mobil Oil in accounts bearing Tinubu’s name. Finally, Mobil Oil confirmed that the corporation never had any accounts in banks in the southern suburbs of Chicago.

“Consequently, the U.S Court ordered that the funds in the amount of $460,000 in the name of Bola Tinubu in account 263226700 held by First Heritage Bank represent proceeds of narcotics trafficking and was involved in financial transactions in violation of U.S laws.

“The Court also ordered that First Heritage Bank shall issue a $460,000 cheque payable to Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and be forfeited to the United States Government.”

Verification: In a letter dated February 4th 2003 which emanated from the US Consulate in Lagos, addressed to the then Inspector General of Police, Tafa Balogun with reference SR.3000/IGPSEC/ABJ/VOL.24/287 and obtained by PRNigeria, the United States clarified that a record check on then Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned negative for any criminal arrest records, wants, or warrants for Mr Tinubu “(DOB 29 March 1952).”

It further clarified that its check was based on the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) – a centralised information center that maintains the records of every criminal arrest and conviction within the United States and its territories.

PRNigeria fact-check, therefore, queried the database of the FBI’s NCIC, and results returned negative on the search terms.

However, recent reports from the PeoplesGazette, Moneycentral, and ICIR Nigeria among other credible media outlets revealed that the US has released a certified copy of the alleged Tinubu’s drug dealing and money laundering.

Part of the report reads, “latest certified copies of the court case, obtained on August 10, showed Mr Tinubu and two others named K.O. Tinubu and Alhaji Mogati were involved in banking proceeds of illicit drugs and money laundering with Heritage Bank and Citibank.”

The document upon which the report was based and was even shown on National TV was said to have been released by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois however, there was no direct attribution to the source who released the document from the said court.

PRNigeria, therefore, visited the official website of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and went to the “Federal Record Lookup page” of the website, entered the “location”, “year,” “case type,” and “case no,” as seen and reflected on the alleged document but there was no document of such nature associated with the said court according to findings from its official website.

PRNigeria’s further investigations to independently verify if Mr Tinubu actually entered a plea bargain in 1993 which made him forfeit the sum of $460,000 led it to reach out to the clerk who attested to the release of the true copy on 10th August 2022.

Substantiation by US Court Official

PRNigeria tracked and contacted Johny Khuu, one of the signatories on the Court’s document with necessary enquiries on the matter.

Mr Khuu after checking the court records confirmed the existence of the document.

“After reviewing our records, I have indeed certified and attested those case files. Kind Regards,” Mr Khuu said.

When asked further why the document was not accessible from the federal record lookup, he replied as follows.

“The federal record lookup is for seeking the location information of the physical documents for the case. In most cases, where the age of the case is before 1999, the case documents are most likely within the records of the Federal Records Center (FRC) and National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).

“For members of the public to view case documents digitally, they must access them through the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) system. Please note that many old case documents are in the process of being digitized, so should the documents be inaccessible in PACER, that is when the federal case lookup would be of use as the location information can be used by the FRC and NARA to determine whether it is within their records or within the records of another court,” Khuu concluded.

However, further investigations by PRNigeria revealed that the Judge assigned to the case as far back as 1993, Judge John Albert Nordberg had died on 12th March 2021.

Tinubu’s Response

Meanwhile, Mr Tinubu’s spokespersons have admitted to such forfeiture in 1993.

The spokesman of the APC presidential campaign, Bayo Onanuga said that the forfeiture arose out of an investigation by FBI agent Kevin Moss of Tinubu and Compass Investment and Finance accounts at First Heritage Bank and Citi- Bank in the U.S.

He further narrated as follows, “On January 10, 1992, Mr Kevin Moss requested and obtained a court order to freeze the accounts.

“On January 13, 1992, Mr Moss telephoned Tinubu in Nigeria to justify the amounts in the accounts, running into $1.4 million. Part of the money was said to have been deposited by two Nigerians, being investigated for drug offences.

“After the telephone conversation, Tinubu instructed his lawyer in the US to file a lawsuit against the order freezing his accounts.

“This dragged on till 15 September 1993, when an agreement was reached for an out-of-court settlement. Judge John A Nordberg, of the US district court for the Northern District of Illinois, read out the agreement reached by the two parties. Part of the funds, $460,000 was seized by the government.”

Legal Interpretation

Speaking to PRNigeria on the development, an Abuja based criminal litigation lawyer, Bar. Fatihu AbdulRaheem said the case is more of an indictment than a conviction.

Citing the case of Umana vs. Attah (2004), the court held that an indictment is not evidence that an offence has been committed. “Technically speaking, an indictment is merely a charge or information. It is only when it is accepted by the court that the prosecution will be called upon to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.

“Conviction has been simply defined by the court in Mohammed V Olawunmi (1990) as a finding of guilt and a sentence

“Therefore, under our criminal jurisprudence, conviction and indictment are distinguishable both in substance and nomenclature.

“Even in the United State when a person is indicted, it only means they will be given formal notice that they are believed to have committed a crime and therefrom, an explanation will be required by way of defense,” the lawyer concluded.

Conclusion: Investigations by PRNigeria on Mr Tinubu’s case in the United States did not involve criminal arrest and conviction based on facts from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) however the released court documents are VALID.

The case is a possible indictment from the accusations and allegations and not a conviction where one is found guilty and sentenced by a court of competent jurisdiction

PRNigeria, therefore, concludes that while it is TRUE that Mr Tinubu forfeited the sum of $460,000 according to attested court records, the claim that he was convicted of criminal charges is FALSE.

By PRNigeria

https://prnigeria.com/2022/11/17/fact-check-tinubu/

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Racoon(m): 10:29am On Apr 10, 2023
FIJ has now found an earlier ruling in which Olukayode Ariwoola, the current Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), while serving as a Supreme Court justice, declared that forfeiture means “the loss of a right, privilege or property because of a crime”.
US law court may not have not convicted Tinubu of drug dealings but a forfeiture of a whooping #460, 000 dollar proceeds of crime which he claimed was his legitimate money without clearing his name is good as a criminal conviction.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Tntsi: 10:32am On Apr 10, 2023
Tear that paper from the consulate in Nigeria.
Let this be the last time you guys circulate that thrash.
Consulates are business centres where you can get what you want if you play the game well.

What your fact check should ask is that, did bola tinubu forfeit $460,000 USD to the government of the united states?
What were the reasons for the forfeiture?

If you say forfeiture is not a crime, why is the EFCC applying for forfeiture of properties believed to be proceeds gotten illegally?

If forfeiture is not a crime, why is the government of our nation making deziani madueke lose her properties abroad and in Nigeria?
Answer these questions and know that bola tinubu is an international embrassment. And anyone or organization trying to cover him is a criminal.

These are very simple and straight forward not all these nonsense epistles trying to cover up an international embrassment.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Racoon(m): 10:32am On Apr 10, 2023
"...Put simply, Tinubu was alleged to be a bagman handling and laundering drug money. Tinubu claimed the funds belonged to Kafaru Tinubu and Alhaja Habibat Mogaji, even though, years later, he told The News magazine that all the money belonged to him(crooked criminal ).

In the end, Tinubu forfeited $460,000 held in his name by Heritage Bank, where he and Akande had strong links. “Why did they return $1m?” Fani-Kayode asked.

The biggest lie, peddled by Keyamo and Fani-Kayode, is that the $460,000 forfeited by Tinubu was a tax.The cover sheet of the certified true copy of the settle ment, issued on August 10, 2022, explicitly states under “Nature of Suit” that it’s forfeiture under “Code 625: Drug related seizure of property 21 USC 881.” The two boxes under “Federal tax suits” were not ticked. So, the $460, 000 was not a tax but a drug-related forfeiture.

Tinubu’s surrogates and spin doctors say he wasn’t indicted or convicted. But no rational individual would forfeit $460,000 of his hard-earned money, especially when linked to drug trafficking, without fighting to clear his name.

By having a “drug related seizure of property” recorded against his name, Tinubu is seriously tainted as a presidential candidate, and would cause Nigeria huge embarrassment if he became president....
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2022/11/tinubu-as-president-buhari-must-really-hate-nigeria/amp/

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Ibrahimcoomasie: 10:37am On Apr 10, 2023
Racoon:

US law court may not have not convicted Tinubu of drug dealings but a forfeiture of a whooping #460, 000 dollar which he claimed was his legitimate money with clearing his name is good as a criminal conviction
What you quoted is not in the original article

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by 40Bullets: 10:37am On Apr 10, 2023
Everyone knows Tinubu is a drug criminal who forfeited $460,000 after conviction.

Stop wasting time trying to sway anybody.

Thankfully, this is one key prayer in PO's petition

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Ibrahimcoomasie: 10:38am On Apr 10, 2023
40Bullets:
Everyone knows Tinubu is a drug criminal who forfeited $460,000 after conviction.

Stop wasting time trying to sway anybody.

Thankfully, this is one key prayer in PO's petition
After conviction grin grin grin

Yet he became a
Senator,
2 times Governor and now
pPresident elect.

All after being found guilty and convicted in an imaginary court grin

Obidients don't fear God at all.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Bluntguy: 10:38am On Apr 10, 2023
Boy Ononoga and the rest sponsored this gibberish.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by IamDietiesGod: 10:38am On Apr 10, 2023
People will still believe what they want or like to believe.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by toneroforever(m): 10:44am On Apr 10, 2023
Tinubu's a criminal involved with drug traffickers according to Obi & Atiku. If he thinks otherwise,he should sue them for defamation of character. He avoids that drug issue so much like it scares the life out of him.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by jogojogo: 10:46am On Apr 10, 2023
We don see people jailed for life and some sentence to death, some even executed already. Na these same set of people want convict Tinubu by thunder by force on a mere accusation or allegation that had been cleared two decades ago

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by notobiafrababe(f): 10:48am On Apr 10, 2023
Ibrahimcoomasie:

After conviction grin grin grin

Yet he became a
Senator,
2 times Governor and now
pPresident elect.

All after being found guilty and convicted in an imaginary court grin

Obidients don't fear God at all.


IPOB Obidient pigs are headless mobs. They'll cry and cry and cry us an ocean for the next 8 years. They are just embittered set of people. Children of hate and perdition

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by notobiafrababe(f): 10:49am On Apr 10, 2023
toneroforever:
Tinubu's a criminal involved with drug traffickers according to Obi & Atiku. If he thinks otherwise,he should sue them for defamation of character. He avoids that drug issue so much like it scares the life out of him.


Wereh. The drug case has already being filed by different parties as a way to disqualify Tinubu prior to the election process but they all lost scandalously. Tinubu will rule Nigeria in the next 8 years and their is NTN you can do about it other than crying and crying and crying us a polluted ocean

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by notobiafrababe(f): 10:51am On Apr 10, 2023
Ibrahimcoomasie:

After conviction grin grin grin

Yet he became a
Senator,
2 times Governor and now
pPresident elect.

All after being found guilty and convicted in an imaginary court grin

Obidients don't fear God at all.



Who else noticed how the recently recruited Obidient mods now ban anyone who speaks against the Pandora yes daddyipob terrorist

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by seunmsg(m): 10:53am On Apr 10, 2023
All this noise is not necessary. Since you guys are sure you have a good case before the tribunal, allow the court to decide instead of all this merry go round propaganda. Propaganda will not win this case no matter how loud the noise is.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by BombAttack(f): 10:55am On Apr 10, 2023
muhammaduyusufu:
Fact-Check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu over Drug Dealings?
By Prnigeria -November 17, 2022


Tinubu has long been accused of being a drug lord in the United States

Fact-Check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu over Drug Dealings?

Claim:
Both social and traditional media were recently awash with claims that a 53-page certified document released by a US court indicated that the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, Bola Ahmed Tinubu was a drug lord convicted in the US.

Full-Text: The post of the claimer reads: “US Court Releases Certified True Copy Of Judgment For The Forfeiture of $460,000 Belonging To Bola Ahmed Tinubu For Narcotics Trafficking And Money Laundering.

“It is no longer news that on October 4, 1993, Bola Ahmed Tinubu forfeited $460,000 to the United States Government for his involvement in narcotics trafficking and financial transactions in violation of the U.S laws. This 59-page attested court judgment confirms this.

“In the cause of the investigations, representatives from Mobil Oil were interviewed regarding Tinubu’s employment status. The representatives confirmed that Tinubu was indeed employed by Mobil Oil Nigeria Ltd as a Treasurer.

“This position, however, does not involve the transfer of large amounts of money between banking institutions. Mobil Oil representatives stated that under no circumstances would Tinubu be permitted to retain money belonging to Mobil Oil in accounts bearing Tinubu’s name. Finally, Mobil Oil confirmed that the corporation never had any accounts in banks in the southern suburbs of Chicago.

“Consequently, the U.S Court ordered that the funds in the amount of $460,000 in the name of Bola Tinubu in account 263226700 held by First Heritage Bank represent proceeds of narcotics trafficking and was involved in financial transactions in violation of U.S laws.

“The Court also ordered that First Heritage Bank shall issue a $460,000 cheque payable to Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and be forfeited to the United States Government.”

Verification: In a letter dated February 4th 2003 which emanated from the US Consulate in Lagos, addressed to the then Inspector General of Police, Tafa Balogun with reference SR.3000/IGPSEC/ABJ/VOL.24/287 and obtained by PRNigeria, the United States clarified that a record check on then Governor Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned negative for any criminal arrest records, wants, or warrants for Mr Tinubu “(DOB 29 March 1952).”

It further clarified that its check was based on the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) – a centralised information center that maintains the records of every criminal arrest and conviction within the United States and its territories.

PRNigeria fact-check, therefore, queried the database of the FBI’s NCIC, and results returned negative on the search terms.

However, recent reports from the PeoplesGazette, Moneycentral, and ICIR Nigeria among other credible media outlets revealed that the US has released a certified copy of the alleged Tinubu’s drug dealing and money laundering.

Part of the report reads, “latest certified copies of the court case, obtained on August 10, showed Mr Tinubu and two others named K.O. Tinubu and Alhaji Mogati were involved in banking proceeds of illicit drugs and money laundering with Heritage Bank and Citibank.”

The document upon which the report was based and was even shown on National TV was said to have been released by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois however, there was no direct attribution to the source who released the document from the said court.

PRNigeria, therefore, visited the official website of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and went to the “Federal Record Lookup page” of the website, entered the “location”, “year,” “case type,” and “case no,” as seen and reflected on the alleged document but there was no document of such nature associated with the said court according to findings from its official website.

PRNigeria’s further investigations to independently verify if Mr Tinubu actually entered a plea bargain in 1993 which made him forfeit the sum of $460,000 led it to reach out to the clerk who attested to the release of the true copy on 10th August 2022.

Substantiation by US Court Official

PRNigeria tracked and contacted Johny Khuu, one of the signatories on the Court’s document with necessary enquiries on the matter.

Mr Khuu after checking the court records confirmed the existence of the document.

“After reviewing our records, I have indeed certified and attested those case files. Kind Regards,” Mr Khuu said.

When asked further why the document was not accessible from the federal record lookup, he replied as follows.

“The federal record lookup is for seeking the location information of the physical documents for the case. In most cases, where the age of the case is before 1999, the case documents are most likely within the records of the Federal Records Center (FRC) and National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).

“For members of the public to view case documents digitally, they must access them through the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) system. Please note that many old case documents are in the process of being digitized, so should the documents be inaccessible in PACER, that is when the federal case lookup would be of use as the location information can be used by the FRC and NARA to determine whether it is within their records or within the records of another court,” Khuu concluded.

However, further investigations by PRNigeria revealed that the Judge assigned to the case as far back as 1993, Judge John Albert Nordberg had died on 12th March 2021.

Tinubu’s Response

Meanwhile, Mr Tinubu’s spokespersons have admitted to such forfeiture in 1993.

The spokesman of the APC presidential campaign, Bayo Onanuga said that the forfeiture arose out of an investigation by FBI agent Kevin Moss of Tinubu and Compass Investment and Finance accounts at First Heritage Bank and Citi- Bank in the U.S.

He further narrated as follows, “On January 10, 1992, Mr Kevin Moss requested and obtained a court order to freeze the accounts.

“On January 13, 1992, Mr Moss telephoned Tinubu in Nigeria to justify the amounts in the accounts, running into $1.4 million. Part of the money was said to have been deposited by two Nigerians, being investigated for drug offences.

“After the telephone conversation, Tinubu instructed his lawyer in the US to file a lawsuit against the order freezing his accounts.

“This dragged on till 15 September 1993, when an agreement was reached for an out-of-court settlement. Judge John A Nordberg, of the US district court for the Northern District of Illinois, read out the agreement reached by the two parties. Part of the funds, $460,000 was seized by the government.”

Legal Interpretation

Speaking to PRNigeria on the development, an Abuja based criminal litigation lawyer, Bar. Fatihu AbdulRaheem said the case is more of an indictment than a conviction.

Citing the case of Umana vs. Attah (2004), the court held that an indictment is not evidence that an offence has been committed. “Technically speaking, an indictment is merely a charge or information. It is only when it is accepted by the court that the prosecution will be called upon to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.

“Conviction has been simply defined by the court in Mohammed V Olawunmi (1990) as a finding of guilt and a sentence

“Therefore, under our criminal jurisprudence, conviction and indictment are distinguishable both in substance and nomenclature.

“Even in the United State when a person is indicted, it only means they will be given formal notice that they are believed to have committed a crime and therefrom, an explanation will be required by way of defense,” the lawyer concluded.

Conclusion: Investigations by PRNigeria on Mr Tinubu’s case in the United States did not involve criminal arrest and conviction based on facts from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) however the released court documents are VALID.

The case is a possible indictment from the accusations and allegations and not a conviction where one is found guilty and sentenced by a court of competent jurisdiction

PRNigeria, therefore, concludes that while it is TRUE that Mr Tinubu forfeited the sum of $460,000 according to attested court records, the claim that he was convicted of criminal charges is FALSE.

By PRNigeria

https://prnigeria.com/2022/11/17/fact-check-tinubu/

Why will Tinubu forfeit $460,000 he worked so hard for without hireling lawyers to reclaim the money 😂🤣😂🤣

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by KingKO22: 10:59am On Apr 10, 2023
Why not allow the IPOB criminals to carry Tinubu matters for head

The IPOB criminals have only one assignment for the next 8 years, that is to bark at Tinubu like a toothless 🐕 dog


We are enjoying their show of shame. We are expecting US president to come and arrest president Tinubu and swear in their IPOB president to govern Nigeria otherwise millions of their letters are useless and unproductive
.
Religious war and thank you Daddy
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by LadyExcellency: 11:17am On Apr 10, 2023
Ejo is this mumu?

UberFacts we know, who come be this paid and bought wannabe? Google browser-dependent facts? No, it's not

You want to fact-check but you can't contact the relevant International and foreign offices involved.
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by toneroforever(m): 11:30am On Apr 10, 2023
notobiafrababe:



Wereh. The drug case has already being filed by different parties as a way to disqualify Tinubu prior to the election process but they all lost scandalously. Tinubu will rule Nigeria in the next 8 years and their is NTN you can do about it other than crying and crying and crying us a polluted ocean


The man u support has character deficit yet u will find a way to defend him. Tribalism & propaganda is the air Yorubas breathe.
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by toneroforever(m): 11:32am On Apr 10, 2023
notobiafrababe:



IPOB Obidient pigs are headless mobs. They'll cry and cry and cry us an ocean for the next 8 years. They are just embittered set of people. Children of hate and perdition

Yorubas r children of a fallen aborted demon.
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by JAMO84: 11:39am On Apr 10, 2023
3rd place sore losers will never rest, there's no conviction anywhere, they are just bad losers looking to save face from shame and humiliation.

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Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Epistasis(m): 11:51am On Apr 10, 2023
Obidients don't like news like this....they are full of rage and anger. Certified wailers!!!

God be with Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, my dear president elect, a man blessed of the Most High!
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Eniitankorede: 11:54am On Apr 10, 2023
Tntsi:
Tear that paper from the consulate in Nigeria.
Let this be the last time you guys circulate that thrash.
Consulates are business centres where you can get what you want if you play the game well.

What your fact check should is that, did bola tinubu forfeit $460,000 USD to the government of the united states?
What were the reasons for the forfeiture?

If you say forfeiture is not a crime, why is the EFCC applying for forfeiture of properties believed to be proceeds gotten illegally?

If forfeiture is not a crime, why is the government of our nation make deziani madueke lose her properties abroad and in Nigeria?

These are very simple and straight forward not all these nonsense epistles trying to cover up an international embrassment.




Ignoramus. Consulate is an official agency of government and a government mouthpiece. Go back to school. They have made their investigation and nobody can influence them, unlike in Nigeria.
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by MarketDispatch: 12:24pm On Apr 10, 2023
Okay
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by Spandau: 1:09pm On Apr 10, 2023
seunmsg:
All this noise is not necessary. Since you guys are sure you have a good case before the tribunal, allow the court to decide instead of all this merry go round propaganda. Propaganda will not win this case no matter how loud the noise is.

Kadoso Mutairu aka seunmsg!
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by obi4eze(m): 1:11pm On Apr 10, 2023
grin grin grin

Is this another propaganda to dispute what UBER facts said? I hope DSS can arrest the founder of UBER facts too? Why haven't you people done the fact check since last year when the case gained more popularity?

Well, the conclusion is that Tinubu won't be President. Your fact check doesn't even matter here. Truth is like pregnancy. It cannot be hidden and it's time for that truth to be used against your principal who has a lot of controversy and falsehood around him.
Re: Fact-check: Did US Court Convict Tinubu Over Drug Dealings? by TalkTalkTwins(m): 1:19pm On Apr 10, 2023
im do am abi im no do am??

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