Agbegbaorogboye:

You're still missing the point. If I ask you how did you hone your IT skills, I'm sure your response will be to mention there first place you worked as an IT expert. You might add others along the lines but you'll be consistent with your story of how it all began. Am I right or wrong?
There question put to him was not the sources of his wealth. The question can be likened to how he started making money. If the inheritance came first, all good. If it was the professional career, all well. What I'm pointing out is that a changing story raises doubt and leads to loss of credibility. Atiku's story no matter how corrupt you think it is never changes. It's always same customs officer to starting intels
Same for Obi. He inherited wealth and has never changed his story
Baba on the other hand claimed professional career in one interview, then claimed inheritance in another.
Even Dangote does not have that kind of story.
Consistency is lacking.

sweetjohn:
You are simply a fool

Agbegbaorogboye:

Nobody can argue the fact that two things can be true at the same time. It is all about presentation. Can you make money from inheritance and your profession? Yes. If you are asked, are you at liberty to choose which you prefer to take as your source of wealth or to mention both? Certainly!! But to keep changing story while online defenders like you come to do cleanup by declaring both to be true at the same time, is dishonest logic.
In logic, there is AND and there is OR. One cannot replace the other and each lead to different outcomes. I hope you understand that as you claim to be an IT guru.

Tegabadguy:
how can morocco beat france

Agbegbaorogboye:

Get a grip on what?
I'm flooring your claims with hard facts and you're just looking for excuses to derail.
Your claims are as watery as they are ridiculous.
There is nothing Lagos indigenes know about Tinubu that's not in the public domain. So stop forming what is not. You're just trying to put 2+2 to arrive at 4.

Agbegbaorogboye:

Tinubu was asked his wealth in one interview and he said it's through inheritance. Same Tinubu was asked in a previous interview and he said it's through a financial break while working. Your expectations show how shoddy you are with details. You need to learn from this. Details matter in sensitive issues. You claim to manage 10 I.T. auditors. Do you realize IT is actually very wide and very specialised and someone claiming to be an IT specialist may only be good with online cataloguing and not more technical aspects like hacking and cyber security? Same way you can have someone who is knowledgeable in both
So if you're looking for a specialist in security and with your poor attention to details, you end up employing a data librarian, have you not finished your company?
Someone with a poor background cannot inherit properties that will make him wealthy.
The properties that couldn't make wealthy living for his parents can't suddenly turn to a gold mine for him.
You don't transfer poverty and suddenly it becomes wealth. That's a fairytale if you don't want to deceive yourself.

Agbegbaorogboye:

No you didn't. You only jumped out the window as your claim began to unravel.
I'm sure you're neither her father or a close family member to know she was never married to a Tinubu nor that she never gave birth to a child a man from the Tinubu family.

Folks like you will one day claim Linda Ikeji's son was adopted since she never married the father. Now I see the wisdom in her quickly unveiling him though knowing he's married. I guess it's to avoid this sort of controversy for her son in future.
She also has the internet to thank for never forgetting.
Mind you, the Tinubu family have actually come out to claim Tinubu as one of them sometime ago. It's on the net.

Agbegbaorogboye:

What I meant by "I think" is that a reasonable person's response should be so and so.
Let me draw an analogy based on the picture you're painting.
Suppose you're vying for a job in a bank. You have two degrees from different courses, say Economics and Philosophy.
In the CV you submitted for application, you listed your Economics degree only. When you get to the interview stage however, you appear with a copy of your philosophy certificate. How do you "think" the interviewer will react?
There's a conjunctive word in English known as "and". If your father was asked his source of wealth, it will only be right for him to mention both the inheritance "and" the pensionable job. No one will arrest him for having multiple sources. I hope you know Dele Alake once claimed Tinubu's source of wealth is investment in stocks and bonds. There you go! Three different versions
As a matter of fact, that's what the code of Conduct Bureau's asset declaration form demands. Before you can take public office in Nigeria, you need to declare ALL your assets and wealth including that held in trust by family members.
It's a law and the good in that law is to foreclose the possibility of changing stories like we have with Tinubu's case which you're making excuses for.

Agbegbaorogboye:

To my mind, you interpret issues based on the narrative you wish to push.
Let's even accept for a moment Tinubu was indeed born poor but later inherited wealth.
If he was then asked how he made wealth, I think he will first point to his escape from poverty and not inheritance.
Let me make clear to you that even poor people have inheritance as well. But there's a different level of inheritance that translates to wealth.
So if a man points to inheritance as the source of his wealth, I think it stands to reason he sees the inheritance as the major source and not just a contributor as you claimed.
Go and check his previous explanations in other interviews before this one. There's a popular one he gave where he claimed he got over a million dollars while working with Deloitte on Saudi's Aramco account.
That account now conflicts with this new narrative of inheritance.
I hope you can see clearly now.

Agbegbaorogboye:

Back channel adoption, whatever that means, is illegal and not adoption. Adoption is a simple process of making someone you're not biologically related to, a member of your family with full rights and recognition. It has no back channel neither is anything shameful or untoward about it. It has existed since time itself.

Moses was adopted by Pharaoh's daughter.
So I don't see what's the big deal about Tinubu being an adopted son that he'll have to lie about it as you claimed.

You have changed course to conjectures now while you seemed so sure of yourself before. Note you're now making a guess that Bola is actually of the Tinubu family in Lagos but was adopted by Abibatu Mogaji. The circumstances of your hypothesis is unclear and very shaky. Apart from the fact that you are making this wild guess based on the fact that you believe Abibatu Mogaji did not sire Bola and was never married to a Tinubu, while you're mindless of the possibility of him being born out of wedlock as a lovechild, or being born by a relation of Abibatu to the Tinubu's. Also note that if your hypothesis is true, then Bola is not a Tinubu but, a Mogaji since he has been adopted by Abibatu. Anyway, I prefer to go with what he said that he's a proper Tinubu which implies he was fathered by a Tinubu. Which begs the circumstances of him being poor as Tinubus are a prominent Lagos family and not poor as far as we know.

All these your conjectures are not worth the data you're using to transmit if you don't have the facts.

Agbegbaorogboye:

You're the one who is confused
The question asked him was the origin of his wealth not how he grew his wealth.
From your arguments, it's obvious you are not privy to the interview or you're just making up things in your mind.
The question the interviewer asked him was exactly the origin of his wealth.
He first gave an example of Warren Buffet before declaring that he had an inheritance which he turned around for good.
So, kindly explain how growing wealth comes into the picture.
So much for Nigerian youths and poor education.

Agbegbaorogboye:

What exactly are you saying?
Bola said he's a true and proper Tinubu. You're here saying he's adopted.
But I'm the one who said Tinubu is lying?
I think it's you who is implying that Tinubu lied Bros.
If Mogaji was not married to the Tinubu's, does that again, not imply that Bola Tinubu is not using his real name? Since if you're adopted, you're expected to take the surname of those who adopted you except if they agree otherwise.

Agbegbaorogboye:

What exactly is your point?
There's nowhere in those links he was reported to have used the word "contribute".
He said he inherited real estate. That's the origin of his wealth according to him. When you introduce contribute, you're implying that he claimed inheritance as ONE of the sources/origin of his wealth. He never said anything like that.

Agbegbaorogboye:

And you know that how? Are you the family head? And if she does not, what about her siblings and their children or siblings from the husband's family line? She couldn't have given birth to him all by herself.

Agbegbaorogboye:

All what you wrote here is at variance with what he said in the interview.
You're indirectly saying Tinubu lied in the interview if you insist he was adopted and was born poor.
In his own words, he's a proper Tinubu. The word proper means he identifies as being born in the family.
Secondly, he claimed he inherited properties. Inheriting properties is not a sign of poverty.

Agbegbaorogboye:

He never used the word contributed in the interview. I think you should go watch it before you start defending nonsense

Agbegbaorogboye:

It is what he said that I'm telling you so you need to pose that question to him. But if I can give an answer, there are other members of the family that are alive who are offsprings of those he claims to be his parents.
If you true indigenes of Lagos know the true story, why do you allow falsehood to be peddled about without trying to let the world know the truth

Zeezenho:


I get . You want try see if this gibberish will stick.sorry bro. you lies are too weak try again.

wirinet:


Abibatu Mogaji owned several lands/properties but Tinubu said his parents were too poor to send him to school?

Abibatu Mogaji owned several lands/properties but Tinubu went to the US and was surviving by doing mental jobs

Abibatu Mogaji owned several lands/properties but Tinubu's attended a community (public) college (2 years) and a community (pubilc) University (2 years). That's the total record of his academic background.

Tinubu at first said in the past that his parents were too poor to send him to school and now he says that his parents were so rich that they left him with several properties. Which one are we to believe.
Besides, where are the properties? At least we need the address of the properties to verify his new claim.

cuteboy2:



Just listen to yourself. Who told you this tales by moonlight that with just "one of those connections after joining politics", he became stupendously weathly? Was it when he was a senator or when he became Lagos State governor?

You forgot that the over $661k and >$1.2m found in his American bank account was when he still reportedly a poor hustling student in Chicago. By then he has not even returned home to work for Mobil Oil, which he subsequently left to join politics during Abacha era.

The more they spin lies, the more the basket keeps leaking

Mitsurugi:



Oga we're not talking about politics. We're talking real estate that Tinubu inherited here. Or are you saying his foster mom stole via politics to become stupendously rich?

Agbegbaorogboye:

Your own version com get k-leg pass
Tinubu said he's a true and proper Tinubu and anyone who doubts that should come and carry out a dna test while you're here claiming he's adopted.

TWoods:


How do we know this is the result of madam’s sweat?

sweetjohn:
No fit do Fulani anything... Are you sure? then why are the Hausa Fulani complaining of massacre in SE on a daily basis. We said we will be shutting down SE every Monday, they say na lie but today the sit at home has lasted more than 12 months and counting. My dear, the Igbos fought Nigeria army for 3yrs. Don't ever in your life mention the SE and SW in the same sentence as far as fighting is concerned. As for the Fulani, the only reason they are still existing in the north is bc the military is with them if not that north, ESN will make it too hot for them to breath

Rokiatu45:

We reject your miracle God forbid.

France all
The way to win this World Cup.

asanausana91:
am I talking to a kid or a fool pls? You ask me how nigeria has been islamise over a decade and decided to show examples. If we can be islamise we have the vice President as a Christian, what will happen when both the president, vice president,senate President,speaker of the house,CJN, party chairman are all Muslims.