Bola Tinubu, the National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, should be rotting in jail rather than campaigning for president, according to a prominent rights crusader, Deji Adeyanju.

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Tinubu, who has no recognized source of income, now has unexplained billions to his name, according to Adeyanju.

Tinubu’s intention to run for President, according to the Convener of Concerned Nigerians, is an affront to Nigerian sensibilities.

The activist bemoaned the fact that the EFCC has declined to act on a petition demanding for Tinubu’s prosecution.
President Muhammadu Buhari was recently apprised of Tinubu’s longtime ambition to control Nigeria. He did say, though, that he was still thinking about running for President.

According to Adejanyu “It’s an absurd and insult on the integrity on the sensibility of Nigerians that a man that lacks integrity and character and is notorious for being the chief landlord of Lagos State wants to crave the country into the unfortunate situation Lagos State has found itself where he is milking the poor masses dry.

“Tinubu, who does not have any known past experience, source of income, now has unaccounted billions to the extent of moving them to his house on the eve of the last general elections, which is against the clear provision of the constitution.

“Quote on this, what he did is a gross violation of the provision of the prohibition of the money laundering Act, it’s a clear violation of section one of that Act that forbids all private citizens in Nigeria to have in their possession not more than five million naira cash.

“EFCC has received our letter, and we have a subsisting petition before the commission that we had severally insisted that Tinubu should be prosecuted for money laundering. Somebody who should be in jail is saying he wants to contest to become the president of Nigeria; what an insult to the sensibility of all Nigerians. People like him should be rotting in jail for the damage done to this country.”

Source: NaijaOnPoint.com

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