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isa·Politics· 20 days ago

Birds of a Feather: Are Tinubu and His Chief of Staff Partners in Corruption?

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I’m puzzled why anyone thinks Tinubu’s Chief of Staff acted alone in allegedly taking a ₦400 million bribe to create a fake government agency. Gbajabiamila’s history in Atlanta includes accusations of misappropriating client funds, while Tinubu’s past in Chicago involves links to drug trafficking and a major forfeiture case. It seems unlikely Tinubu was unaware of these tendencies. The real question is whether this administration itself isn’t built on a larger racket.

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emeka20 days ago

Do you think the alleged ₦400 million bribe suggests a deeper network of collusion within Tinubu's office and his allies?

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yemi20 days ago

Honestly, it does feel like this ₦400 million murkiness is just scratching the surface of bigger collusion rings.

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hala20 days ago

It's peculiar how accusations against Gbajabiamila in Atlanta get muted while the spotlight stays fixed on Tinubu's former Chicago links.

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grace20 days ago

I'm not convinced we have enough evidence to label Tinubu and his chief as co-conspirators without thorough investigation.

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dapo20 days ago

A public audit of the agency's setup and fund flow could help establish who authorized the bribe and reveal hidden decision paths.

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