Following a recent Bloomberg report, investigative journalist David Hundeyin from Nigeria has criticized Bola Tinubu’s kids.
According to news reports, Kolawole Aluko, who the Nigerian government was looking into for fraud, had previously owned a property in London that Seyi Tinubu had purchased.
Bloomberg claims that Seyi purchased the home through his company in 2017 for $10.8 million.
According to the article, the property that Seyi’s business purchased was involved in one of the major corruption cases that President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration was looking into.
The foreign news medium said the documents show that Seyi, 37, is “the main shareholder of Aranda Overseas Corp., an offshore company that paid £9million ($10.8 million) to Deutsche Bank for the property in north London in late 2017.”
“The private three-floor residence in St. John’s Wood — a district favored by American bankers — is equipped with an eight-car driveway, two gardens, electric gates and a gym,” the report said.
Furthermore, it noted that Tinubu was visited by Buhari in August 2021 and said there was no evidence in the documents that he had a direct hand in buying the UK property in 2017.
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In response, David said in a tweet that Seyi Tinubu’s daughters, Seyi, 22, and Seyi, 25, also bought properties in New York valued millions of dollars and paid cash.
He tweeted, “An unemployed 22 year-old bought a $2.4m penthouse in New York. Paid cash.
“Her sister, an unemployed 25 year-old bought a $2.2m townhouse in New York. Paid cash.
“Their brother a semi-unemployed 36 year-old with a drug habit, bought an $11m mansion in London. Paid cash.
“Their father is a known drug kingpin with a heroin trafficking asset forfeiture on record, who maintains close ties to active figures in West African cocaine smuggling.
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