The Presidential Election Petition Court in Abuja has made a significant development in the case filed by Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, challenging the victory of President Bola Tinubu in the 25 February election. In a recent hearing, the court admitted crucial documents as evidence, accusing President Tinubu of drug offenses in the United States. These exhibits include court documents from the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division, which purportedly awarded a $460,000 fine against Mr. Tinubu for illicit drug trafficking.

Although President Tinubu was sworn in as Nigeria’s president on Monday, the court will not decide on the cases challenging his election until September. The admission of these documents as evidence signifies a critical step in the legal proceedings and adds weight to Mr. Obi’s allegations of widespread irregularities and President Tinubu’s ineligibility to contest the election.

During the hearing, Jibrin Okutepa, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and Mr. Obi’s lawyer, tendered the court documents, highlighting the fine imposed on President Tinubu for drug trafficking. Additionally, Mr. Okutepa presented documents supporting Mr. Obi’s claim of double nomination against the vice president, Kashim Shettima.

Following the admission of the documents as evidence, Mr. Okutepa called Lawrence Nwakaeti as the first witness for Mr. Obi. Mr. Nwakaeti, a lawyer, testified that he had voted during the presidential election on February 25 at his polling unit in Umuezeala Village Square, Ihiala, Anambra State. He asserted that President Tinubu had been fined in the US for involvement in narcotics trafficking.......

https://kilonshele.com/drug-offenses-allegations-against-president-bola-tinubu-admitted-as-evidence-in-election-petition-case/

Well, o heard that tinubu's greatest ambition is to be called the president of nigeria, that has been achieved, so whatever happens now doesn't matter, that's if what I heard is the truth

E don be for Tinubu be that ooo