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THE UNSUNG LIFELINE IN THE FOOD INFLATION CRISIS • 2027: Kwara ex-SDP candidate Lawal backs APC • Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees • APM demands release of FBI records on Tinubu • CBN mops up N4.72tn as OMO demand surges • Rising revenues must improve citizens’ living standards, say economists • Telcos battle rising costs from power, fibre damage • FX utilisation jumps 74% to $16.2bn in Q1 • Rising fuel imports could cripple local refineries – CPPE • Dangote considers cutting petrol supply to importers • SEC to dispute judge's pro player ruling Thursday • LASG moves against encroachment on setbacks, public spaces • 2027: INEC list rekindles APC’s post-primary crisis • Lagos plans three-year PHC overhaul amid population growth • FG demands AU action over S’Africa attacks • 2027: I won’t backtrack on Tinubu endorsement, says Adeleke • SERAP, NGE fault foreign aid bill, demand withdrawal • Earnings, macro trends to shape stock trading • 2027: Opposition summit sets agenda to unseat Tinubu • Nigeria targets 2.5mbpd as oil investment push intensifies • THE UNSUNG LIFELINE IN THE FOOD INFLATION CRISIS • 2027: Kwara ex-SDP candidate Lawal backs APC • Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees • APM demands release of FBI records on Tinubu • CBN mops up N4.72tn as OMO demand surges • Rising revenues must improve citizens’ living standards, say economists • Telcos battle rising costs from power, fibre damage • FX utilisation jumps 74% to $16.2bn in Q1 • Rising fuel imports could cripple local refineries – CPPE • Dangote considers cutting petrol supply to importers • SEC to dispute judge's pro player ruling Thursday • LASG moves against encroachment on setbacks, public spaces • 2027: INEC list rekindles APC’s post-primary crisis • Lagos plans three-year PHC overhaul amid population growth • FG demands AU action over S’Africa attacks • 2027: I won’t backtrack on Tinubu endorsement, says Adeleke • SERAP, NGE fault foreign aid bill, demand withdrawal • Earnings, macro trends to shape stock trading • 2027: Opposition summit sets agenda to unseat Tinubu • Nigeria targets 2.5mbpd as oil investment push intensifies

August 31, 2026|01:12

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FBI Files: 2027 Elections Will Be Decided By Promises, Not Documents — Tinubu’s Lawyer

Channels TV about 3 hours 1 mins read

A member of President Bola Tinubu’s Legal Team in the US, Wole Afolabi (SAN), has dismissed concerns about the president’s records, saying the ability to convince Nigerians is what matters most.

Afolabi spoke on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics amid a move by President Bola Tinubu to prevent the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) from releasing records linked to allegations of drug trafficking.

Watch his interview below:

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