Greenspan links Tinubu to US drug probe, demands files release
A United States journalist and transparency activist, Aaron Greenspan, has linked Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to multiple investigations surrounding an alleged drug-trafficking network in the United States. Greenspan made the allegation during an interview with Laolu Akande, founder of Empowered Newswire, published on Wednesday. He also raised the possibility of another criminal case…
United States journalist and transparency activist Aaron Greenspan has accused Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of being implicated in multiple drug-trafficking investigations in the United States. During an interview with Laolu Akande, Greenspan mentioned three separate cases, including 1992 criminal indictments, a 1993 civil forfeiture proceeding, and a possible fourth case involving Tinubu.
The journalist also expressed uncertainty about whether the fourth case is an unprosecuted indictment or a sealed criminal case. Greenspan linked Tinubu to the alleged drug network through bank accounts, family members, and a vehicle, stating that the records could imply either the US authorities decided not to prosecute or a sealed criminal case.
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