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FBI Raises Fresh Alarm Over Tinubu’s Records, Says Agents Could Be AssassinatedA fresh development in the long-running c...
30/08/2026

FBI Raises Fresh Alarm Over Tinubu’s Records, Says Agents Could Be Assassinated

A fresh development in the long-running controversy over records linked to President Bola Tinubu’s past in the United States has attracted attention after the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warned that some of its agents and informants could face serious danger if certain records are released to the public.

The warning was contained in a court filing connected to a Freedom of Information Act case before Judge Beryl Howell of the US District Court for the District of Columbia in Washington, DC. The case was brought by American transparency activist Aaron Greenspan, who has been seeking records concerning Tinubu and alleged activities linked to his time in the United States during the 1980s and 1990s.

Greenspan had asked several US agencies for records connected to Tinubu, including the FBI, Central Intelligence Agency, Drug Enforcement Administration, Internal Revenue Service and immigration authorities.

The latest court filing has now brought a new layer to the matter. The FBI says releasing some identifying information contained in the records could expose people who took part in investigations, or supplied information to investigators, to possible retaliation.

The bureau relied on provisions of the US Freedom of Information Act that allow law-enforcement agencies to withhold information when releasing it could reasonably put someone's life or physical safety at risk.

According to reports on the filing, the FBI warned that some people mentioned in the records could face violent retaliation if their identities became public. This is the basis for the widely reported warning that agents or informants could potentially be assassinated if sensitive details were released.

The court dispute is important because the records being sought relate to old investigations involving Tinubu, who is now Nigeria's president. The case has therefore attracted political interest in Nigeria, where supporters and critics of the president have already taken different positions on questions surrounding his past.

However, one point needs to be made very clear: the FBI's warning about the possible danger of releasing information does not, by itself, establish that Tinubu committed drug trafficking or any other crime.

It also does not mean that every person mentioned in the records is guilty of wrongdoing. The FBI's argument is mainly about whether certain information should remain protected because of the possible risks associated with exposing it.

The issue has nevertheless become politically sensitive. Critics of the president are likely to demand that more information should be made public, arguing that Nigerians have a right to understand the background of a sitting president. Those defending Tinubu may point out that allegations and investigative records should not automatically be presented as proof of guilt.

The FBI has also faced pressure over its handling of the records. Reports say the wider dispute includes documents connected to a 1993 civil forfeiture case involving $460,000 associated with Tinubu that was forfeited to the US government.

For now, the final decision rests with the US court. Judge Howell has allowed the FBI to submit some explanations and records privately for judicial review.

That means the public may still have to wait before knowing how much of the requested material will eventually become available.

Source: ghanaweb.com

29/08/2026

Hmmmm so sad. The tears of a husband who lost his wife through a Caesarian Section at Ridge Hispital. 😭😭😭👇👇

The trauma and psychological scars inflicted on our family are irreparable. Congratulations on making me a widower in my youth because you gambled with the life of the person I loved most.

This pain I bear every single day cannot simply be brushed aside. After I honor my wife today Friday 28th August,2026 the full truth will be told.

A disappointing reality of Unprofessionalism, Manipulation, and Extortion





After my mother’s death, I got pregnant by my father” — Lady shares heartbreaking experienceA woman has shared a deeply ...
27/08/2026

After my mother’s death, I got pregnant by my father” — Lady shares heartbreaking experience

A woman has shared a deeply distressing account of alleged sexual abuse by her father, saying the abuse began when she was a child and continued for years.

In an emotional account, the woman said her father repeatedly sexually abused her while presenting the relationship as something normal between a husband and wife.

She alleged that the abuse became a regular occurrence whenever they were alone, leaving her afraid of returning home.

‘He always called me his wife’
The woman said she was her father’s only child and had been extremely close to him while growing up.

According to her, she initially viewed his description of her as his “wife” as an innocent expression of affection, especially because her mother sometimes made similar jokes.

She said her perception changed when her father began touching her in ways that went beyond what she understood as normal father-daughter affection.

She explained that, because she was young and did not understand what was happening, she initially believed the behaviour was normal.

However, she said her father later justified the abuse by telling her that such acts were normal between a husband and wife.

She alleged that the abuse continued repeatedly, particularly when her father found an opportunity to be alone with her.

Threatened into silence
The woman also recalled how her father allegedly used her favourite teddy bear to frighten her into keeping the abuse secret

She said the teddy bear had been given to her by her father and was one of the things she loved most while growing up.

According to her, whenever she considered making noise or telling her mother what was happening, her father would allegedly stab the teddy bear several times.

She said he then threatened to do the same thing to her mother if she disclosed the abuse.

The woman said the threat was particularly frightening because she deeply loved both her mother and the teddy bear.

She alleged that the threats kept her silent for years.

‘My home became a place I never wanted to go back to’
The woman said the experience affected how she viewed her childhood home.

Rather than seeing the house as a place of safety, she said she began dreading returning home each day.

“My home became a place that I never wanted to go back to.”

She said she often wished the day would not end because returning home meant facing the fear associated with the alleged abuse.

The woman also revealed that her mother never discovered the secret before her death.

Pregnancy after her mother’s death
The woman said her mother suffered from a recurring illness before she died when the woman was 18.

She explained that she was left alone with her father following her mother’s death.

According to her account, she became pregnant by her father a few months after burying her mother.

“A few months after I buried my mom, I got pregnant for my father.”

26/08/2026

Awww oga your car dey go ooo
🤣🤣🤣🤣




Cc: KASTROPEE

26/08/2026

Bosomtwe DCE faces removal threat over alleged overspending, DRIP controversy

Assembly Members in the Bosomtwe District of the Ashanti Region have petitioned President John Dramani Mahama to remove their District Chief Executive, Eng. Hamidu Abdallah, over allegations of persistent overspending and commercialisation of District Road Improvement Programme equipment.

At a press conference, the Assembly Members said an audit report has exposed excessive spending on administrative expenses, particularly on communication, despite budgetary provision for laptops to make communication with members cheaper and more efficient.

“Why does the Assembly continue to spend heavily on printing letters and using vehicles and fuel to distribute them to members across the district, when the budget had already made provision for laptops?” questioned Nana Akwasi Asare Nyansapor, Assembly Member for Akokofe and leader of the petitioners.

The Assembly Members say the overspending is just one of nine major concerns pushing them to threaten a vote of no confidence against the DCE if the President fails to act.

Immediately following the audit concerns is what they describe as the deliberate obstruction of the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP).

According to the petitioners, the Member of Parliament for Bosomtwe has pledged to fuel the DRIP machines to work for two days in each electoral area to reshape inner roads in all 67 communities.

They allege, however, that the DCE has refused to release the machines for the MP’s initiative, while the same machines are promptly released to private individuals and communities who pay cash, a situation they suspect management is profiting from.

Beyond the audit and DRIP issues, the petition, addressed to the Ashanti Regional Minister and the Minister for Local Government, also accuses the DCE of misplaced priorities, citing the renovation and refurnishing of his office, which was not captured in the approved budget, at the expense of streetlights.

Other allegations include failure to brief the Assembly on government’s 10km-per-district road project, frustrating communal self-help projects such as a three-unit classroom block at Amankwaadae, condoning illegal mining until a regional task force seized five excavators in the district, and delays in paying Assembly Members’ allowances.

The petitioners said they gave the DCE and his Coordinating Director a two-week ultimatum to respond, but they failed to do so.

The DCE, Eng. Hamidu Abdallah, has, however, dismissed all allegations.

“None of the allegations made against me merits weight to make the President sack me or trigger a vote of no confidence against me,” he said, adding that his actions have been geared towards development.

He said some issues had already been resolved at General Assembly meetings but promised to engage members further.

He also threatened to sue the leader of the petitioners, Nana Akwasi Asare Nyansapor, for defamation, saying the allegations could damage his reputation.

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Cc: adomonline com

25/08/2026

😂😂😂 eiii men. What a helping brother🤣🤣



A Mossi man in Tamale, Northern Region, completed building his house, but since he didn't have enough money to hire a se...
25/08/2026

A Mossi man in Tamale, Northern Region, completed building his house, but since he didn't have enough money to hire a security guard, he installed free Wi-Fi from 5PM to 7AM.

Every evening, guys in and around his area gather right outside his compound for free internet access.

They all think the Mossi man is being generous, but it’s just a batter trade.

His compound has never experienced any kind of robbery.

Cc: BRAIN TV

Russian Authorities Seize 123 Properties Owned by Jehovah’s WitnessesOn July 31, 2026, the Kuzminskiy District Court of ...
14/08/2026

Russian Authorities Seize 123 Properties Owned by Jehovah’s Witnesses
On July 31, 2026, the Kuzminskiy District Court of Moscow ordered that 123 properties belonging to Jehovah’s Witnesses be confiscated and their ownership transferred to the government of the Russian Federation. This ruling is the latest development in Russia’s pattern of systematic persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses that spans nearly a decade.

In April 2017, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation liquidated 395 local religious organizations of Jehovah’s Witnesses. After the ban was enacted, the State seized property registered to these legal entities. Since then, the government has continued to seize Kingdom Halls and other properties previously used by the Witnesses to hold peaceful religious meetings.

During the July 31 hearing, the government prosecutor falsely asserted that these buildings could be used to ‘support extremist activity or an extremist organization.’ After briefly reviewing the evidence in the case, the judge issued a ruling in favor of the State. The seized properties were owned by legal entities established by Jehovah’s Witnesses in Austria, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden.

In addition to seizing property owned by the Witnesses, the government continues to detain and imprison hundreds of our brothers and # sisters simply for discussing the Bible or sharing their faith with others. Among those imprisoned are some who are elderly or in poor health.

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