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TINUBU'S MAN AT THE UN: Nigeria's seat at the world's most important table — handed to a serial business arsonist with criminal tax charges pending in Federal High Court
Senator Jimoh Ibrahim presented his credentials to UN Secretary-General António Guterres on April 20. He is now the face of 220 million Nigerians at the United Nations.
Look at the wreckage he carries with him.
▪️ NICON Airways. Acquired. Collapsed. Roughly 300 workers left without wages from May 2007. The National Industrial Court awarded them ₦1.5 billion in 2013. Ibrahim appealed. The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal in 2017. As of 2024, ex-staff say ₦808.7 million in salary arrears remains unpaid — plus ₦8.1 million in pension contributions deducted from workers' paychecks and never remitted. Stolen. From their own people.
▪️ Air Nigeria. Taken over 2010. Grounded by 2012. The National Assembly's Joint Committee on Aviation said on the record that Ibrahim diverted a ₦35.5 billion government intervention loan into his personal company. The Senate ordered the CBN Governor to recover the funds. Never enforced.
▪️ NICON Insurance. Acquired. Gutted. From national market dominance to less than 1% of its pre-privatization client base. FIRS sealed the offices in 2016 over ₦182.7 million in unremitted taxes. Then filed a 10-count criminal charge against Ibrahim personally — for ₦4.86 billion in unpaid taxes and producing forged Tax Clearance Certificates. That charge sits in Federal High Court Abuja today. The man Tinubu just credentialed at the UN is a sitting criminal defendant.
▪️ AMCON. November 2020, the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria seized 12 named properties from Ibrahim over a ₦69.4 billion debt. AMCON called him "recalcitrant and unenthusiastic."
▪️ AerSale Inc. sued him in U.S. District Court in New York for more than $7.68 million on aircraft leases he personally guaranteed. Yes — that New York. Where he now lives with diplomatic immunity.
▪️ Newswatch magazine. The crown jewel of Nigerian investigative journalism. Founded by Dele Giwa, Ray Ekpu, Dan Agbese, and Yakubu Mohammed. Giwa was murdered by mail bomb in 1986 for the work. The other three kept it alive for 25 more years. In May 2011, Ibrahim signed a Share Purchase Agreement for 51% of Newswatch — ₦510 million owed by close of business that day. He never paid a naira. He installed himself as chairman, evicted the founders, sued the men he had displaced, shut the magazine down in 2012, and registered shell companies to keep the name alive after a court ordered him to stop. Justice Ibrahim Buba ruled his actions "unjust, unfair, and unlawful" and issued a perpetual injunction.
Dan Agbese died in November 2025. Yakubu Mohammed died in January 2026 — still in court, still fighting for what was stolen from him. Ray Ekpu is the last man standing.
They died fighting Jimoh Ibrahim. And now he sits in the chair at the UN.
Why does this matter beyond Nigeria's shame?
Because the United Nations is where the genocide story will be fought. Because Ibrahim is now Tinubu's voice on Security Council questions while Trump's CPC framework moves through Congress. Because every Foreign Service officer and congressional staffer in New York will be reading Olumhense and https://t.co/8G9cm6zcJT within a week.
When international press ask hard questions about the slaughter of Christians, the man at the microphone will be one who stole pension money from his own workers and watched the founders of Nigerian journalism die in courtrooms trying to get back what he took.
You don't send Jimoh Ibrahim to the UN to do diplomacy. You send him to absorb scrutiny that would otherwise stick to Aso Rock. He is a heat shield. A man this radioactive is useful precisely because the noise around him drowns out the signal from Borno, Plateau, and Benue.
Look at the pattern Tinubu just exported:
Beijing — Lt. Gen. Dambazau. Caliphate general. Buhari's interior man during the Sahel jihadi flood. Publicly accused of profiting from Boko Haram. Never sued his accusers. Never investigated.
Mexico — Reno Omokri. Shambassador. Notorious political prostitute who flips his loyalty and his advocacy to the highest bidder. He once called Tinubu a drug lord. Today he calls him "Christ-like." He was once one of the loudest voices raising the alarm on the Nigerian Christian genocide. Today he calls it a hoax. The price was the title.
Berlin — Femi Fani-Kayode. Same mold. Different country. A man who has worn every jersey in Nigerian politics and rented out his pen to whoever was buying that week.
New York / UN — Jimoh Ibrahim. The man Sonala Olumhense, dean of Nigerian columnists, calls "an insult in real time."
This is not a diplomatic corps. This is a regime exporting its most useful liars at the precise moment Trump is asking who is accountable for the slaughter.
Honest governments send their best people to the UN.
Tinubu sent the man whose victims are still dying in court.
That tells you everything.
#EarthShaker
Zidane is still in prison for defending his Christian community against Islamic terrorists and he’s been sentenced to death.
Self-defense is not a crime..
Free Zidane now !!!!
@ruffydfire Do you mean because they knew the consequences of what will come after them, they decided to release all their captives?
But they killed people, so were they arrested or they just settled on a deal? Like this one? 👇
@ruffydfire Terrorists boasting “the govt could not rescue you, we are releasing you based on negotiations & agreements” 😢😢😢
Whatever is given to them is arming them to repeat…
Eberechi Ukaegbu: Abducted by ‘Security’ Personnel Eberechi Ukaegbu was abducted from his residence in Alaukwu-Umuoma in Obingwa LGA of Abia state in March 2021, at about 1:30 am by armed security agents over alleged membership of IPOB. He was about 50 years at the time of his abduction. His 38-year-old sister narrated the harrowing experience to Amnesty International: “They [security agents] came at night at about 1:30am, well-armed with AK47s, shouting: “Open the gate!” We were so frightened. No one could go and open the gate. They forcefully broke into the compound and took my brother. We have been to many places to search for him, we have gone to Aba in Abia state. We have gone to several police stations. They said they have no record of him. We have also been to the DSS office, and they said they have no record of such a person in their custody. My brother is married with 5 children. His wife and children are still in his residence. His family has been highly affected by void created by his abduction.”
Sign the petition now and demand his whereabouts:
https://t.co/12asv03JZo
#JusticeforSouthEastNG
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was sentenced on non codified law, millions of layers defending him wouldn't have changed anything because he was charged and tried for an offence not know (not existing) to Nigerian law.
The lawless @OfficialDSSNG has no moral right to award "compensation" of its own choosing after destroying lives through illegal detentions and enforced disappearances of victims of its excesses and lawlessness. An agency that routinely violates the law and fundamental rights of Nigerians cannot suddenly assume the role of judge and benefactor. What victims deserve is justice, accountability, and full restitution, not crumbs from their oppressor.
Before discussing compensation, the @OfficialDSSNG must first disclose the locations to which it has subjected innocent citizens to extraordinary rendition, publicly and transparently, publicly name the officials responsible for these egregious crimes, whether serving or retired, to serve as a deterrent, and allow independent verification by organisations like @AmnestyNigeria. This cherry-picking must end. All dark sites must be exposed, and every illegally detained person must be released unconditionally.
Until then, nothing changes the fact that the @OfficialDSSNG remains a despicable organisation sustained by impunity, and shielded by secrecy. #ResolutionNow