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There is a saying: When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. The Nigerian Presidency’s (@officialABAT) attempt to mislead the world has opened the door for us to step in officially. We are preparing to seek leave from the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (@uscourts) to file an amicus curiae brief concerning President Bola #Tinubu’s asserted privacy interests. Pursuant to D.D.C. Local Civil Rule 7(o)(2), today we notified Plaintiff Aaron Greenspan, @TheJusticeDept, and President #Tinubu’s counsel. We are awaiting their responses before filing.
Our argument is straightforward: the #Nigerian Statehouse Statement blunder does not automatically eliminate President #Tinubu’s privacy protections, but when his own Presidency voluntarily places the records, litigation, and privacy claim into the international public debate through an official government statement, we believe it destroys the weight of his asserted privacy interest under Exemption 7(C).
Nigerian President #Tinubu cannot ask a federal court to protect his alleged #heroin trafficking records on privacy grounds while simultaneously using the power of the #Nigerian Presidency to "publicly" discuss those same records and state "obvious untruths" about what the official @FBI, @DEAHQ, and court records actually say. You cannot claim privacy before the Court and then blatantly misrepresent the records to the public. That might work in Nigeria; it does not work in the United States.
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I found multiple casino and gambling articles hosted directly on @inecnigeria official website.
I am not talking about INEC linking to casino websites. These are actual gambling pages published under inecnigeria dot org.
For example:
inecnigeria. org/discover-the-excitement-of-instant-casino-france/
I identified about 28 gambling/casino pages hosted on the official INEC website.
Most of the clearest cluster was published under the WordPress author name “Ajuma Achor.”
I checked further and found that a person with the same name, Ajuma Achor, worked with Interra Networks, a technology vendor that has worked on INEC’s website. Her LinkedIn appears to indicate that she left Interra some years ago.
That raises two worrying possibilities:
Either INEC’s website has been compromised for a long time without anyone noticing, possibly through an old or compromised publishing account;
or someone with access to INEC’s website is abusing that access to publish casino content, potentially as paid SEO placements.
I don't know which one exactly.
But either scenario is frightening.
Because if someone can quietly publish dozens of casino pages on INEC’s official website, then the bigger question is: what stops that same access from being used on election day to publish false information, fake results or a misleading announcement capable of causing chaos across the country?
This needs more than deleting the casino pages. INEC needs to determine who has publishing access, how these pages got there, and whether that access still exists.
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