Report Raises Questions Over Ogun SSG Talabi’s Links to Security Printing Firm and BVI Company

An investigative report has raised conflict-of-interest questions about Ogun State Secretary to the Government, Olatokunbo Talabi, over his reported continued role as president of Superflux Group, a security-printing company that says it produced electoral materials for past Nigerian elections. The report notes that no public INEC or Bureau of Public Procurement record identifies a printer for the 2027 general-election ballot papers. It also cites company publications listing Talabi as group president after he became SSG in 2019. It further reports that Talabi sought to restore a British Virgin Islands company in 2025, while serving as a public official. The report argues that the matter raises questions under Nigeria’s Code of Conduct rules on public officers' involvement in private businesses and asset declarations. These claims have not been independently verified in the post, and no response from Talabi or the Ogun State Government is included.

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