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Trump now aware of Tinubu’s alleged files on heroine trafficking, $460,000 forfeiture – Atiku’s aide
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Trump now aware of Tinubu’s alleged files on heroine trafficking, $460,000 forfeiture – Atiku’s aide

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Mr Paul Ibe, an aide to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has claimed that United States President Donald Trump has been made aware of court documents relating to President Bola Tinubu’s alleged past legal records in the US.

Ibe made the claim in a post on his X handle on Wednesday, alleging that Tinubu’s 60-page US Department of Justice files on alleged heroin trafficking and the forfeiture of $460,000 had been brought to Trump’s attention through a US lobbying firm, Batten Von.

According to Ibe, Nigerians deserve to know the full details of the matter.

“Finally, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s @officialABAT 60-page DOJ files on heroine trafficking and forfeiture of $460,000 has been brought to the attention of @realDonaldTrump courtesy of a US lobbyist firm, @batten_von.

“Manuel Noriega on my mind. Nigerians deserve to know the whole truth and nothing but the truth. The best is being saved for last,” he wrote.

Ibe did not provide evidence to support his claim that Trump had been briefed on the documents or state the nature of any action allegedly taken by the US president regarding the matter.

Trump now aware of Tinubu’s alleged files on heroine trafficking, $460,000 forfeiture – Atiku’s aide

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