A report had revealed how a firm belonging to the “President-elect”, Bola Tinubu’s son bought an $11 million London, United Kingdom mansion in 2017, which President Muhammadu Buhari’s government sought to confiscate as part of a probe into one of the biggest corruption scandals in Nigeria’s history.
Nigerian activist and singer, Charles Oputa, aka Charly Boy, has that Seyi, son of “President-elect” Bola Tinubu, acquiring a “fraud-tainted” $10.8 million property in London, United Kingdom is just the beginning of the unprecedented corruption Nigerians will see should the President-elect, Tinubu be sworn-in on May 29.
A report had revealed how a firm belonging to the “President-elect”, Bola Tinubu’s son bought an $11 million London, United Kingdom mansion in 2017, which President Muhammadu Buhari’s government sought to confiscate as part of a probe into one of the biggest corruption scandals in Nigeria’s history.
Corporate documents obtained by the media organisation showed for the first time that Tinubu’s 37-year-old son, Oluwaseyi is the main shareholder of Aranda Overseas Corp., an offshore company that paid £9 million ($10.8 million) to Deutsche Bank for the property in North London in late 2017.
The upscale real estate was one of the assets Buhari’s government had sought to confiscate because the properties had been suspected to have been acquired by the businessman, Kolawole Aluko, with the profits of crime.
However, reacting to the report Charly Boy via his Twitter handle on Wednesday, said the scandal was just the beginning of the unprecedented corruption Nigerians will see should the President-elect, Tinubu be sworn-in on May 29th.
He explained that Nigerians should be prepared for the worst if Tinubu is inaugurated as president. While sharing screenshots of the allegations against Seyi Tinubu, Charly Boy wrote, “We never see anything.
“If INEC-select president succeed enter May 29th, we go see Shege Banza.”
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