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Alleged Tinubu’s US Drug Deal: Keyamo Says Opposition Raise Old Issue Due To Frustration

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By Ayodele Oni

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The spokesperson for Tinubu-Shettima Presidential Campaign Council, Festus Keyamo, SAN, has said the opposition is frustrated by the continued popularity of the All Progressive Congress, (APC) candidate.

According to him, that is the reason they are now relying on an old document alleging that Bola Tinubu was indicted in a drug trafficking and money laundering case in the United States.

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Reacting to the allegation via his verified Twitter account on Wednesday, Keyamo said those making the claims are chasing a lost battle.

“Sign of frustration: They are seeking to wake a horse, long dead and buried and for which a media house publicly apologized in 2016 when they tried to use the story.”

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An old judgment document resurfaced in the media on Tuesday, alleging that the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, indicted Tinubu of drug trafficking and money laundering.

In July this year, David Hundeyin had in an article titled, “Bola Ahmed Tinubu: From Drug Lord To Presidential Candidate”, espoused a similar allegation. Also, in the twilight of the 2015 elections, the same allegation surfaced in the media.

Meanwhile, the allegation has continued to generate mixed reactions from Nigerians on social media.

A reaction from Fisayo Soyombo states that “The ignominy that a Bola Tinubu presidency will land Nigeria will be unprecedented.

“Imagine being lost in Democracy or Independence Day celebrations, & a US court suddenly releases fresh evidence of your president’s past dealings.”

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In another comment, Ahmed Salami said: “A document dated October 9th, 1993 is what a journalist in Nigeria tagged as a fresh “leaked document.

“Don’tforget; no mainstream had posted this baseless paper because those who tried it before were begging for an out of court settlement.”


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