Atiku’s Camp Accuses Tinubu of Hindering Release of FBI Files

A statement released by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s media team has criticized President Bola Tinubu over his alleged attempt to block the release of the details of a criminal investigation by the American Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

According to Atiku’s Special Assistant on Public Communications, Phrank Shaibu, Tinubu’s lawyers in the United States have filed motions to interfere in an ongoing freedom of information action related to the FBI and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The release of these records may help answer questions about Tinubu’s identity and his past endeavors.

The statement from Atiku’s team compared Tinubu’s attempts to withhold this information with his previous efforts to prevent the release of his academic records from Chicago State University (CSU).

They noted that Tinubu’s constant attempts to hide details of his past were unbecoming of a man in a position of power over 200 million people.

According to Shaibu, Tinubu’s refusal to disclose his educational history, personal background, and criminal investigation details was a matter of concern. He raised questions about Tinubu’s true identity and his past, including his involvement in a drug trafficking probe in the United States.

Shaibu also questioned why Tinubu, his surrogates, and lawyer Festus Keyamo had previously referred to the investigation as a “tax-related matter” but were now attempting to block the release of the related documents. He called on U.S. authorities to intervene and reveal the true information about Tinubu, as Nigerian courts had previously blocked attempts to expose him.

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The statement concluded by asserting that Nigerians deserve to know the truth about their leaders, and that it was time for the mask of this impostor to be unveiled. Nigerians are looking to U.S. authorities as their last hope for discovering the character and background of the man who leads their country.

It’s important to note that this news article is based on the information available at the time of writing and may be subject to updates and developments.