Top Tweets for #FBIRecords

6 days ago

Tinubu’s US files: What is proven and what isn’t? Three US proceedings are tied to a 1990s drug probe involving Tinubu. Here is what the court record proves and what remains unverified. #Tinubu #FBIRecords #USDrugInvestigation Full details👇

atlanticpostng's tweet photo. Tinubu’s US files: What is proven and what isn’t?

Three US proceedings are tied to a 1990s drug probe involving Tinubu. Here is what the court record proves and what remains unverified.

#Tinubu #FBIRecords #USDrugInvestigation

Full details👇 https://t.co/ZNHfTN4WJa

Kio Amachree

@Ivory1957

about 1 month ago

#TinubuFiles #Nigeria #RuleOfLaw #Accountability #Democracy #FBIRecords #EndCorruption #Atiku #LettersFromStockholm #TheKioSolution IN ANY FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY, TINUBU WOULD ALREADY BE FACING REMOVAL By Kio Amachree — Letters from Stockholm In any functioning democracy, the sheer volume of controversies surrounding Bola Ahmed Tinubu would have triggered resignations, exhaustive parliamentary investigations, or impeachment proceedings long ago. Instead, Nigeria staggers from one scandal to another while the dignity of the presidency is steadily diminished before the world. Let me be absolutely clear: I do not support military coups. Nigeria suffered terribly under military rule, and the khaki boys must remain in their barracks. But Tinubu should consider himself fortunate that this is not the Nigeria of the old military officers. In those days, even a fraction of today’s controversies would have been seized upon as justification for removing a government and imprisoning its leaders. The accusations and unresolved questions are overwhelming: disputed personal records, contradictory declarations, the documented 1993 civil forfeiture, controversies over academic and employment claims, corruption allegations, worsening insecurity, questionable appointments, unexplained wealth, repeated trips to France, the extraordinary influence of Gilbert Chagoury, and now the continuing battle over American law-enforcement records. Not every allegation circulating online has been proven. But there are more than enough documented facts, court records and unanswered discrepancies to justify a serious national reckoning. This is simply too much for a young democracy to carry. What drives me to investigate even further is the behaviour of Tinubu’s supporters. Confront them with serious questions and many cannot produce evidence, explanations or coherent answers. They respond with insults. Today, one of them called me a “CIA asset.” My response was to spend another three hours investigating. I uncovered even more publicly available material—court documents, archived reports and records that Tinubu’s defenders apparently wish did not exist. Insults will not erase documents. Abuse will not rewrite court records. Propaganda will not answer legitimate questions. Atiku Abubakar—whom I do not know and whose party I do not belong to—has performed an important public service by pursuing legal challenges and forcing these matters into the open. More ordinary Nigerians are also overcoming their fear and writing about the controversy surrounding the FBI and other American records. That growing public courage matters. Questions about Tinubu’s true age and health have never been answered convincingly. He frequently travels abroad, including to France, while Nigerians are often left without a full explanation. His public appearances have repeatedly raised concerns about his physical condition and ability to communicate effectively. Whatever the truth may be, Nigeria cannot be treated as a family inheritance. If anyone imagines that power will simply pass from Tinubu to his son, his wife or another member of his political dynasty, that person had better think again. The presidency is not private property. Fate appears to be catching up with a political machine that operated for decades with astonishing secrecy and impunity. The walls of silence are breaking. More records are emerging. More citizens are asking questions. The old intimidation is losing its power. We must now watch carefully for attempts to divert public attention from the American files and Nigeria’s domestic crises. Political distraction, manufactured instability or new security emergencies must never be allowed to bury legitimate demands for transparency. Nigeria has become dangerously lawless. Institutions have been weakened, accountability has been mocked, and political power has too often become protection from investigation. That must end. Nigeria needs constitutional safeguards, independent institutions, credible identity and qualification verification, transparent campaign financing, compulsory disclosure of presidential health information, stronger parliamentary oversight and an enforceable process for removing leaders who deceive the public or abuse their offices. Our democracy must make it impossible for people carrying enormous unresolved ethical, financial and legal baggage to capture the presidency—and equally impossible for them to remain there once the evidence demands investigation. This is no longer merely about Bola Tinubu. It is about whether Nigeria intends to remain a republic governed by law or become the private estate of one political family. The truth is coming. The insults will not stop it.

$Ivory1957's tweet photo. #TinubuFiles #Nigeria #RuleOfLaw #Accountability #Democracy #FBIRecords #EndCorruption #Atiku #LettersFromStockholm #TheKioSolution IN ANY FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY, TINUBU WOULD ALREADY BE FACING REMOVAL By Kio Amachree — Letters from Stockholm In any functioning democracy, the sheer volume of controversies surrounding Bola Ahmed Tinubu would have triggered resignations, exhaustive parliamentary investigations, or impeachment proceedings long ago. Instead, Nigeria staggers from one scandal to another while the dignity of the presidency is steadily diminished before the world. Let me be absolutely clear: I do not support military coups. Nigeria suffered terribly under military rule, and the khaki boys must remain in their barracks. But Tinubu should consider himself fortunate that this is not the Nigeria of the old military officers. In those days, even a fraction of today’s controversies would have been seized upon as justification for removing a government and imprisoning its leaders. The accusations and unresolved questions are overwhelming: disputed personal records, contradictory declarations, the documented 1993 civil forfeiture, controversies over academic and employment claims, corruption allegations, worsening insecurity, questionable appointments, unexplained wealth, repeated trips to France, the extraordinary influence of Gilbert Chagoury, and now the continuing battle over American law-enforcement records. Not every allegation circulating online has been proven. But there are more than enough documented facts, court records and unanswered discrepancies to justify a serious national reckoning. This is simply too much for a young democracy to carry. What drives me to investigate even further is the behaviour of Tinubu’s supporters. Confront them with serious questions and many cannot produce evidence, explanations or coherent answers. They respond with insults. Today, one of them called me a “CIA asset.” My response was to spend another three hours investigating. I uncovered even more publicly available material—court documents, archived reports and records that Tinubu’s defenders apparently wish did not exist. Insults will not erase documents. Abuse will not rewrite court records. Propaganda will not answer legitimate questions. Atiku Abubakar—whom I do not know and whose party I do not belong to—has performed an important public service by pursuing legal challenges and forcing these matters into the open. More ordinary Nigerians are also overcoming their fear and writing about the controversy surrounding the FBI and other American records. That growing public courage matters. Questions about Tinubu’s true age and health have never been answered convincingly. He frequently travels abroad, including to France, while Nigerians are often left without a full explanation. His public appearances have repeatedly raised concerns about his physical condition and ability to communicate effectively. Whatever the truth may be, Nigeria cannot be treated as a family inheritance. If anyone imagines that power will simply pass from Tinubu to his son, his wife or another member of his political dynasty, that person had better think again. The presidency is not private property. Fate appears to be catching up with a political machine that operated for decades with astonishing secrecy and impunity. The walls of silence are breaking. More records are emerging. More citizens are asking questions. The old intimidation is losing its power. We must now watch carefully for attempts to divert public attention from the American files and Nigeria’s domestic crises. Political distraction, manufactured instability or new security emergencies must never be allowed to bury legitimate demands for transparency. Nigeria has become dangerously lawless. Institutions have been weakened, accountability has been mocked, and political power has too often become protection from investigation. That must end. Nigeria needs constitutional safeguards, independent institutions, credible identity and qualification verification, transparent campaign financing, compulsory disclosure of presidential health information, stronger parliamentary oversight and an enforceable process for removing leaders who deceive the public or abuse their offices. Our democracy must make it impossible for people carrying enormous unresolved ethical, financial and legal baggage to capture the presidency—and equally impossible for them to remain there once the evidence demands investigation. This is no longer merely about Bola Tinubu. It is about whether Nigeria intends to remain a republic governed by law or become the private estate of one political family. The truth is coming. The insults will not stop it.$

vijaykarnataka @Vijaykarnataka

9 months ago

US ಸರಕಾರಿ ವೆಬ್‌ಸೈಟ್‌ನಿಂದ ಎಪ್ಸ್‌ಟೀನ್ ರಹಸ್ಯ ಫೈಲ್ಸ್ ಮಾಯ! ಪ್ರಭಾವಿ ವ್ಯಕ್ತಿಗಳ ಮುಖವಾಡ ಕಳಚುವ ದಾಖಲೆಗಳು? #EpsteinFiles #JeffreyEpsteinCase #EpsteinScandal #USJusticeDepartment #FBIRecords

197

vijaykarnataka @Vijaykarnataka

9 months ago

ಜೆಫ್ರಿ ಎಪ್ಸ್‌ಟೀನ್ ಕೇಸ್‌ನಲ್ಲಿ ಹೊಸ ಟ್ವಿಸ್ಟ್: ಅಮೆರಿಕದ ನ್ಯಾಯಾಂಗ ಇಲಾಖೆಯ ವೆಬ್‌ಸೈಟ್‌ನಿಂದ 16 ರಹಸ್ಯ ಫೈಲ್‌ಗಳು ಕಣ್ಮರೆ! | US Government Website Removes Epstein Secret Files | #EpsteinFiles #JeffreyEpstein #USJusticeDepartment #SecretFiles #FBIRecords

Vijaykarnataka's tweet photo. ಜೆಫ್ರಿ ಎಪ್ಸ್‌ಟೀನ್ ಕೇಸ್‌ನಲ್ಲಿ ಹೊಸ ಟ್ವಿಸ್ಟ್: ಅಮೆರಿಕದ ನ್ಯಾಯಾಂಗ ಇಲಾಖೆಯ ವೆಬ್‌ಸೈಟ್‌ನಿಂದ 16 ರಹಸ್ಯ ಫೈಲ್‌ಗಳು ಕಣ್ಮರೆ! | US Government Website Removes Epstein Secret Files | #EpsteinFiles #JeffreyEpstein #USJusticeDepartment #SecretFiles #FBIRecords https://t.co/dugQNqF1ba

366

YesPunjab.com

@yespunjab

about 1 year ago

Trump administration releases Martin Luther King Jr assassination files https://t.co/g1s0iOfByV #MLKFiles #MartinLutherKingJr #TrumpAdministration #FBIRecords #Declassified #CivilRightsHistory #USPolitics #TulsiGabbard #AmericanHistory #MLKAssassination

Grant David Gillham 🛩🔫🇺🇸🇲🇽🏍🟢🌊🏌️‍♂️⛳🎸🐎

@CaptG2

over 1 year ago

"The FBI is a hopeless case just like the rest of the woke National Security establishment. Mr Patel should be tasked with shutting it down in its entirety. It is past broken. Impossible to fix." #FBIRecords #FBI #KashPatel #Trump https://t.co/TRx1ZwGh7o

Lars Alvermo @LAlvermo

over 2 years ago

FBI Records Reveal Fauci’s Agency Funded Gain-of-Function Research in Wuhan Lab That Would Leave No Trace of Human Manipulation 🚨 #FBI #FBIRecords #Fauci #GainofFunction #Wuhan #WuhanLab #Manipulation https://t.co/3scacgo5Ff