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US Spots ‘Unusual Circumstances’ Reveals When To Release Tinubu’s Real Identity, Criminal Cases, Immigration Records
The records are related to Mr. Tinubu’s real identity, education history, and his alleged involvement in drug trafficking, among other criminal charges.
The United States has stated that Bola Tinubu’s criminal and immigration records will not be released to the public until 2026 due to ‘unusual circumstances.
VerseNews Nigeria reports that an American activist Aaron Greenspan filed a request for the release of Mr. Tinubu’s records from various federal and local agencies.
The records are related to Mr. Tinubu’s real identity, education history, and his alleged involvement in drug trafficking, among other criminal charges.
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The State Department, FBI, and other agencies have denied the request, claiming that the information is not in the public interest.
However, Greenspan argues that the documents are crucial to understanding Mr. Tinubu’s background and actions.
A civil lawsuit has been filed to challenge the agencies’ decision and demand the release of the records.
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