Latest Bank Record Has Exposed How Billions Of Funds Was Wired To Tinubu’s Alpha-Beta.
According to a report which made headlines yesterday, following the accusation of diverting Government fund labelled against the Jagaban of Lagos, Bola Asiwaju Tinubu (BAT) by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission.
The Anti-Crime Agency wrote to the Code Of Conduct Bureau (CCB), requesting that the former governor of Lagos State declares his asset.
Meanwhile, Bola Asiwaju Tinubu spoke with President Muhammadu Buhari, he insisted that his hands are clean and that his enemies are just trying to sabotage him.
According to a report that went viral yesterday, the Code of Conduct Bureau, was in disarray after the Bola Asiwaju Tinubu file went missing amidst a probe from the Economic and Financial Crime Commission.
However, the latest report from popular news media, Peoples Gazette showed that the Jagaban of Lagos, Bola Asiwaju Tinubu might be getting much more worried.
A bank record obtained showed how Lagos State Government transferred billions to the Alpha-Beta account. Alpha-Beta went on to transfer billions to Ocean Trust, a shell company that is allegedly managed by Tinubu’s allies. Ocean Trust later moved funds to Tinubu’s TVC and Olubunmi Tinubu.
See details of the transactions made below;
A property belonging to Bola Asiwaju Tinubu was earlier sealed by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission.
EFCC going after the stalwart of the All Progressive Congress proves that nobody is above the law. Let’s keep our fingers crossed and watch how things pan out at the end.
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