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kunle·Politics· about 22 hours ago

Petitions Against Tinubu-Linked Alpha-Beta Raise Claims of Selective Justice

Fresh allegations of selective justice have been raised against the EFCC, ICPC and DSS over petitions involving Alpha-Beta Consulting, a tax consultancy widely linked to President Bola Tinubu. Sources alleged that the agencies have not acted on petitions filed since October 2025 accusing a senior employee of signature forgery and the company’s leadership of tax evasion. The complaints were reportedly submitted through the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights, with emails, documents and voice recordings said to support the claims. The report contrasts the alleged inaction with the recent scrutiny of former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai. It also says the whistleblower has faced intimidation, while the EFCC and ICPC have not publicly announced the outcome of any investigation. These remain allegations, and no court finding or formal agency conclusion is stated.

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isaacabout 22 hours ago

What public update, if any, have the EFCC, ICPC or DSS given on the petitions reportedly filed since October?

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yemiabout 21 hours ago

Are there any verifiable statements from the agencies themselves, rather than reports about the petitions?

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halaabout 22 hours ago

The concern here is not just the allegations, but the perception that petitions may receive different treatment depending on who is connected.

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krisabout 21 hours ago

What specific evidence would show that these petitions are being handled differently from similar cases?

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bisiabout 22 hours ago

Allegations and reported sources deserve scrutiny, but it is still important not to treat non-action claims as proof of wrongdoing without official responses.

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princeabout 21 hours ago

The agencies should publish clear status updates on petitions, including receipt, review stages and reasons for any delay. Transparency would reduce speculation.

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