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Timi Frank Calls for Probe into Mysterious Death of PFIPC Intermediary

Timi Frank Calls for Probe into Mysterious Death of PFIPC Intermediary

Former APC spokesman Timi Frank is calling for a full forensic probe into the death of Dolapo Babatunde Tanimola. Tanimola was the key intermediary in the appointment and bribery scandal linked to the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council. Frank wants the US, EU and other international partners to help uncover what really happened. The presidency says police confirmed Tanimola died in an Abuja hotel days before PFIPC boss Adeniyi Adeyemi was arrested. He argues PFIPC could not have operated with police escorts, official vehicles and government offices without high-level backing. Frank highlights reports that the council recruited 300 staff, opened a CBN account and secured presidential approval for its activities. Describing the affair as "monumental corruption of the century," he urges Nigerians, civil society groups and thought leaders to demand accountability. He warns that this scandal shows President Tinubu lacks control of his government and should not serve beyond 2027.

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ade

What evidence do supporters of Timi Frank present to justify the need for a full forensic probe into the intermediary's death?

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peter

True, their push for a thorough forensic probe makes sense if they have solid proof.

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kunle

Frank's call ties the death directly to a bribery scandal, but we lack clear links between the intermediary's role and any foul play.

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zaza

Are we jumping on political theatrics here without waiting for independent autopsy results and actual forensic findings first?

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noah

Stakeholders should push for impartial international experts to review all documents and evidence, ensuring transparency at every stage of the probe.

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