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In his determination to bridge the police-citizens collaborative gap, IGP @TunjiDisu1 paid a surprise visit to FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT to assess the readiness of my team. Thank you Sir for taking time out of your busy schedule. #citizensaretheboss #policeisyourfriend #notoimpunity @PoliceNG
@AgabeBlessing @OgunPoliceNG ,@DapoAbiodunCON ,@Princemoye1 @TunjiDisu1 ,well-done sir, please kindly help us too in ifo/ewekoro Abeokuta/Lagos express way., kudos sir 👍👍👍
“Why are you blocking the road? You didn’t hear when the IG said no police officer should block the road anymore for any reason? ”
Rivers State Commissioner of Police confronts officers over illegal highway roadblock.
Video Credit : Port-Harcourt Socials.
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu wrote this article published in Premium Times on 13 May 2013…
𝐓𝐈𝐓𝐋𝐄: Jonathan Bares His Fangs, By Bola Ahmed Tinubu | Premium Times Nigeria
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OPEN LETTER TO THE NATIONAL CRIME AGENCY, SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE, FCDO SANCTIONS UNIT, AND INTERPOL
RE: Seyi Tinubu — Money Laundering, Fraud-Tainted UK Assets, and the Case for an Unexplained Wealth Order, Asset Freeze, and INTERPOL Red Notice
To the Director General of the National Crime Agency, the Director of the Serious Fraud Office, the Head of Sanctions at the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office, and the Secretary General of INTERPOL,
I write as President of Worldview International, a diaspora accountability platform based in Stockholm, Sweden, and as a Nigerian citizen who has submitted formal complaints regarding the Tinubu administration to the FBI, the DEA, the UK Serious Fraud Office, INTERPOL, Sweden’s SAPO, MI5, and the United Nations. I write openly, on the public record, because the matter I am placing before you is not obscure, not contested in its basic facts, and not one that can be allowed to proceed without formal institutional response.
This letter concerns Seyi Tinubu — son of Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu — and his documented control of significant assets in the United Kingdom acquired through offshore shell companies, one of which purchased a property previously under active Nigerian government confiscation proceedings as the proceeds of a $1.6 billion fraud.
THE DOCUMENTED FACTS
In May 2023, Bloomberg News established through corporate documents that Seyi Tinubu is the principal beneficial owner of Aranda Overseas Corporation, a British Virgin Islands-registered shell company, which in 2017 purchased the property at 32 Grove End Road, St. John’s Wood, London NW8 — a three-floor mansion with an eight-car driveway, electric gates, two gardens, and a gym — for £9 million, a transaction facilitated through Deutsche Bank.
This property had previously been owned by Kolawole Aluko, a Nigerian businessman formally declared wanted by Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and US law enforcement for a $1.6 billion fraud perpetrated through corrupt oil contracts with former Petroleum Minister Dieziani Alison-Madueke. The Nigerian government was actively attempting to seize this property as fraud proceeds at the time Aranda Overseas Corporation — beneficially controlled by Seyi Tinubu — acquired it.
The Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project subsequently established that President Bola Tinubu, his son, and their associates control at least twenty properties in the United Kingdom, the majority acquired during the period when Bola Tinubu served as Governor of Lagos State — on a salary that could not remotely account for a property portfolio of this scale.
WHY THIS DEMANDS YOUR ACTION
Seyi Tinubu is, without any ambiguity, a Politically Exposed Person under UK law and international FATF standards. He is the son of a sitting head of state. Under the UK Criminal Finances Act 2017 and the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022, this status alone makes him an appropriate and legitimate target for an Unexplained Wealth Order in respect of any UK-connected asset where his lawfully obtained income is insufficient to account for acquisition costs.
The specific transaction at 32 Grove End Road carries additional and compounding red flags that go beyond PEP status alone: the purchase through a deliberately obscured BVI offshore vehicle; the acquisition of an asset that was at that moment the subject of Nigerian government confiscation proceedings as the proceeds of acknowledged fraud; the facilitation by a major financial institution with its own documented history of AML compliance failures; and the subsequent use of the property to host official state visits by a sitting Nigerian president, suggesting it functions as a political asset as much as a private residence.
Seyi Tinubu has never provided a credible public account of the source of funds used to acquire this property. He has not been required to do so. That must change.
THE ISABEL DOS SANTOS PRECEDENT
I ask you to consider the Isabel dos Santos case as the directly applicable precedent. Dos Santos was Africa’s wealthiest woman, with formidable legal resources across multiple continents. The United Kingdom froze her assets and imposed a travel ban under the Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regime. London’s High Court upheld a global asset freeze exceeding $730 million. INTERPOL issued a Red Notice at Angola’s formal request. The UK government designated her a notorious kleptocrat and acted accordingly.
Every element of that legal and institutional architecture applies with equal or greater force to Seyi Tinubu. The facts are materially identical: a politically connected individual, assets in London acquired through offshore shell companies, a documented connection to state-extracted and fraud-tainted funds, and a consistent refusal to provide any credible account of the source of wealth.
If the United Kingdom’s commitment to expelling dirty money from London is genuine — a commitment made repeatedly and publicly by both the Conservative and Labour governments — then the Tinubu property portfolio is a direct test of that commitment. The evidence has been on the public record since May 2023. Bloomberg published it. OCCRP confirmed and extended it. Premium Times, Channels Television, and every major Nigerian news organisation have reported it in detail.
There is no evidentiary gap. There is no legal obstacle. There is only the question of institutional will.
WHAT I AM FORMALLY REQUESTING
I call upon the National Crime Agency to apply to the High Court for an Unexplained Wealth Order and interim freezing order in respect of 32 Grove End Road and all other UK properties connected to Aranda Overseas Corporation, Abeeb Holdings Limited, and any offshore vehicle in which Seyi Tinubu or Bola Tinubu holds a beneficial interest.
I call upon the Serious Fraud Office to open a formal investigation into the acquisition of 32 Grove End Road as a suspected money laundering transaction under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, and to examine the compliance obligations of Deutsche Bank in facilitating the purchase of an asset that was at that moment under confiscation proceedings.
I call upon the FCDO Sanctions Unit to assess Seyi Tinubu for formal designation under the UK Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Regime, with an asset freeze and travel ban commensurate with those applied to Isabel dos Santos, Zamira Hajiyeva, and Dmytro Firtash.
I call upon INTERPOL, through the National Central Bureau in London and in coordination with any willing member state, to receive and process a formal Red Notice request in connection with money laundering and the acquisition of proceeds of crime.
A FINAL WORD
I am a Swedish citizen. I am a Nigerian of public standing whose family has served this country across generations, from the pre-independence Constitutional Conference of 1958 to the first Secretary-General of the United Nations from the African continent. I have no personal animus against Seyi Tinubu as a private individual. What I have is an unshakeable conviction that the laundering of stolen Nigerian public wealth through London’s property market — while ordinary Nigerians cannot afford fuel, cannot access hospitals, and watch their currency collapse — is a moral obscenity that the law exists precisely to address.
The law is on your side. The evidence is on the public record. The precedent has been set.
Act on it.
Kio Amachree
President, Worldview International
Stockholm, Sweden
26 May 2026
🚨COMPLAINT RESOLVED🚨 Complainant from #SAPELE profusely thanks the 23rd IGP @TunjiDisu1 for the timely intervention of the Unit in resolving his complaint of professional misconduct. We say #notoimpujity #policeisyourfrisnd #baiisfree. @CspIniedu @AmnestyNigeria @UNODC_Nigeria
Today, I witnessed something that reminded me why humanity must always come first.
A few weeks ago, I came across a heartbreaking video of a woman battling a massive breast tumor, so large it looked like she was carrying a child on her chest. People were watching but help wasn’t coming.
I couldn’t scroll past it.
With the help of a few friends, we stepped in. On April 2nd 2026, we got her admitted into the UNTH hospital Enugu. Since then, it has been a journey of faith, sacrifice, and humanity. Providing care, supporting her three little children, sourcing blood, and covering medical expenses.
Today, April 14th 2026, her surgery was SUCCESSFUL.
She now has a second chance at life.
This is more than a medical victory mbok. Indeed, compassion still exists.
Yes, I am a police officer. But before the uniform, I am human.
Now hear this, the police are not your enemies. We are mothers, fathers, sisters, and brothers, people who care, serve, and can stand for you when it matters most.
Let us build trust, choose kindness and work together with the Nigeria Police Force, @PoliceNG
Because a safer society is not built by the police alone but by all of us.
If you believe in humanity, share this and If you also believe in compassion, live it.
#Note: Posted with consent. Identity protected where necessary to preserve dignity.
Report any officer on duty without a visible name tag through the @PoliceNG_CRU
Thank you, IGP, for reinforcing transparency, accountability, and professionalism within the Force🫡.
Accountability starts with identification. All officers are required to display name tags while on duty as directed by the IGP.
The CRU remains available 24/7 to receive complaints of police misconduct. Reach out via 09133333785, 09133333786. WhatsApp: 08057000003
Zero Fidelity to Public Purpose and yet Citizens think anything good will ever come from the lowest and lowliest grade of political actors that sit at the @nassnigeria - @SenateNews and @HouseNGR and the @NigeriaGov @NGRPresident ?
It will never change until Citizens make a collective decision to change our political and public leadership quality.
If all were well with Nigeria would it be “Professors” who are willing tools to subvert the Public Good that will be hired to run @inecnigeria ?
Take responsibility as a Citizen and ask yourself this question and then answer it.
In March, I told Amupitan to his face at the Town Hall meeting in Abuja that we don’t believe anything he promises about conducting Credible Elections.
When Nigerians are finally ready, we will collectively stand against the daily rubbish that these Predators who are eroding anything of Value now serially commit against our country and people.
That’s all. ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾
AN OPEN LETTER TO GILBERT CHAGOURY
By Kio Amachree, President, Worldview International
Mr. Gilbert Chagoury,
Let me be direct with you.
Every troll you dispatch in my direction, every attempt to silence or intimidate me, achieves precisely the opposite of your intention. It activates me further. It sharpens my focus. It deepens my resolve to ensure that the full, documented, verified record of your conduct in Nigeria is placed before every court, every regulator, and every international body with jurisdiction over your affairs.
So by all means — keep sending them.
I have spent decades as a man of the world — educated at Eton, trained at Wharton, tested on Wall Street and in the corridors of international diplomacy. In all those years, across every continent, I have rarely encountered a figure whose alleged criminality appears so deeply structural, so habitual, and so breathtakingly shameless as yours.
On the question of your identity and your passports:
You are not Nigerian. The Nigerian passport that the late tyrant Sani Abacha procured for you was not the product of any legal process — it was a transaction between two men who understood that Nigerian institutions existed, in their world, to be purchased. You did not renounce your British passport. You did not renounce your Lebanese passport. And the diplomatic passport that caused such controversy on that island nation — where you once again demonstrated your contempt for Black people by purchasing preferential treatment at the expense of legitimate Black citizens — is a document that deserves the closest scrutiny from every relevant authority.
You are a man of many passports and, it would appear, no fixed loyalty to any of them except as instruments of convenience.
On your Swiss conviction:
A Swiss court found you guilty. A Swiss court — not a Nigerian tribunal susceptible to the kind of pressure and procurement your name has been associated with, but one of the most rigorous judicial systems in the world — convicted you of money laundering. Most men of conscience would have treated that moment as a reckoning. A turning point. An occasion for reflection on the harm done. You treated it as an inconvenience. You learned nothing. You felt no shame. You simply continued.
That tells the world everything it needs to know about your character.
On your alleged ties to Hezbollah:
The FBI has reportedly investigated your alleged financial connections to Hezbollah. Mossad maintains files. The United States — a country where you participated in illegal foreign election financing, a federal crime — denied you entry. These are not the accusations of bloggers or political opponents. These are the documented concerns of the world’s most powerful intelligence and law enforcement agencies. When both the Americans and the Israelis have reason to watch you, Mr. Chagoury, that is not a coincidence. That is a pattern.
On Nigeria — my country, not your feeding ground:
You appear to operate under the belief that Nigeria — the most populous Black nation on earth, a country of two hundred million people of extraordinary talent, resilience, and dignity — exists as your personal treasury. That its contracts are yours to harvest. That its leaders are yours to cultivate and corrupt. That its people are yours to disregard.
They are not.
I watched with revulsion as cameras placed you in the entourage of a President whose own identity documents remain a matter of active legal investigation, walking through the doors of 10 Downing Street as though legitimacy can be borrowed from proximity to power. It cannot. The world sees what that image represents.
The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract — billions of dollars of Nigerian public funds, awarded without competitive tender, flowing toward structures connected to your family and to the family of the President — will not disappear into silence. The Swiss conviction. The FBI reports. The Hezbollah allegations. The foreign election financing. Judge Beryl Howell’s court-ordered release of sealed DEA and FBI files by June 2026. These are not going away, Mr. Chagoury. They are converging.
On my family and what we represent:
In 1986, my father, Chief Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree QC — Nigeria’s first Solicitor-General, UN Under-Secretary-General, and a man whose name is etched into the constitutional and legal history of this nation — took a Lebanese businessman to court and won. He established, through the rule of law, that the Amachree name stands for honour, accountability, and the refusal to be intimidated.
My grandfather, Chief Sekin Amachree, sat at the 1958 Constitutional Conference that helped determine what Nigeria would become. My family did not build this legacy so that men like you could plunder what they helped to create.
My father invested enormously in my education — not so that I could be silent, but so that I could be effective. I am both.
On what comes next:
This is not 2004. This is not the era of Abacha, when men of your alleged disposition could operate in the comfortable darkness of institutional impunity. This is the age of artificial intelligence, investigative journalism with global reach, international asset recovery frameworks, and diaspora communities with the legal literacy and the platform to hold power to account.
Every contract. Every shell company. Every offshore structure. Every family connection between the Chagoury Group and the Tinubu administration. Every passport, every tribunal, every conviction, every intelligence file. It is all being documented. It is all being preserved. It will all be submitted to the appropriate authorities — the UK Serious Fraud Office, the U.S. Department of Justice, the ICC, and every international body with jurisdiction.
I am a man of honour addressing a man of — I will let the Swiss court’s verdict speak for itself.
Read the Philip Morris case carefully, Mr. Chagoury. Not all Nigerians are crooks. Not all African voices can be trolled into silence. And not every man who stands against you can be bought, threatened, or worn down.
Stop sending your people after me.
I do not wish you well.
Kio Amachree
President, Worldview International
Stockholm, Sweden
Kio Amachree is a political commentator, diaspora activist, and President of Worldview International. His commentary has been published by Vanguard, Sahara Reporters, and major international platforms.
Today's big Question; Where is the N129.5bn?
Nigeria’s last population census was conducted in 2006. Two decades later, the country still does not have updated data about how many people live here.
Yet between February 2022 and December 2023, we tracked that N129.5bn was paid for different activities related to the conduct of the truncated population census. So our simple question: Where did the money go?
Since March 2, 2026, we have written to the National Population Commission requesting clarification on how these funds were spent but till today, there has been no response.
However, our independent tracking has revealed that funds were spent on items such as:
• N118.38bn for Personal Digital Assistants and Accessories
• N2.47bn for Hilux vehicles
• N499.8m for power banks
• N106.19m for an e-recruitment portal
Yet Nigerians still do not know the full details, outcomes, or the current status of the census exercise. This is not just about numbers, without accurate population data:
📌 Children end up in overcrowded classrooms
📌 Hospitals and Primary Health Centres are under provided
📌 Governments struggle to allocate resources fairly
📌 Social programmes are designed with guesswork instead of evidence
📌 Development planning and representation suffer
Behind every statistic are real people whose needs are not properly counted, N129.5bn is public money and Nigerians deserve answers.
We call on the @Census2023 to publicly clarify these expenditures. We also urge @officialEFCC, @icpcnigeria and the @nassnigeria to take interest in this matter and ensure that public funds meant for the national census are transparently accounted for.
Because a country cannot plan its future without knowing its people.
#publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople
#Askquestions
@OPay_NG Extra cover and I paid for Airtel credit and it was stated successful on my app and never get credited on my Airtel number, contacted you guys claimed that's from Airtel end but Airtel declined it by verify it and sent a clear and detail explanation that they didn't get paid.
This is what impunity looks like in numbers.
Our 2024/2025 FG Report reveals the states with the highest rates of fraudulently delivered projects;
Imo state leading with a 17.43% of fraudulently delivered projects.
Together, these five states account for ₦8.61 billion out of the ₦15.07 billion disbursed in this category.
Public funds handled with nonchalance!
Read the full report at https://t.co/JiGK44EyLo
#AskQuestions
@officialABAT @NGRPresident Indirectly to touts, miscreants and local govt contract agents and if you refuse to pay either you're injure or get your property vandalized which will cost you more , multiple taxes affect price of goods , services and commodities which the end consumer must bear @officialABAT
@officialABAT @NGRPresident I know you are busy and not the one in charge of this your media handle,it's very sad that almost average Nigerian are experiencing or had experience it,and what I'm trying to drive to is the issues of multiple taxes average Nigerian pays directly to govt ,Fg, state & LG or
@officialABAT @NGRPresident These are the reason there's no change because the change from the fuel has been collected by the unions,LG boys and illegal uniform men on road, please Mr president do something on this ,if the handler of this your account show you my messages.
@officialABAT @NGRPresident Kindly order the inspector general of police to give order for all the touts and miscreants and local govt contract agents,some soldiers and police officer too are also parts of the problems, please order igp to give order and leave the road so that your efforts with driving
@officialABAT @NGRPresident Price of everything drown can be felt everywhere,E.g NURTW,RTEAN are collecting a whole lots of money from commercial bus, tricycle and bike and it'll reflect on the transportation fee,like I'm talking from experience since fuel is coming down people should see the impact and
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