Ndenomy:


Goan ask your grandfather

francotunsco:


The question was implied? Your question lack substance and logic! You ask Seyi Tinubu how he got money? And you intend to go away with it? You are so oblivious to rumors or news that he heads certain advertising agency under a contract for Lagos state government? You lack wisdom to know that the son if a billionaire is automatically one? Abegii.... Your question only implied shallow mindedness and crass ignorance or offensively sarcastic!

francotunsco:


That is a dull question, his father was a multi-billionaire before they became president and president's son.

His father once used bullion vans to convey cash around. Go and verify.

Alexiiydon:
don’t be dense he’s a good man but prefer to stay in office for how many months let him say he want upgrade and they are not willing to upgrade him so he had to resign and if he’s a good man why can’t he pay back the ones he already received for doing nothing

Tijani009:

Movia by euro onobrakpor,you know him

tete7000:


Tinubu's sins have found him out, until he destroys himself, he won't rest. Sadly he will go down with many others, but it is a choice Nigerians make. A choice to extol and place lies and falsehood above the truth.

grandstar:


Everything revolves around the petrol subsidy.

As long as the price of petrol is not deregulated, all these shenanigans won't end.

grandstar:
I have for long been bewildered that Nigeria has been importing petrol from Malta.

The country isn't known for oil refining. It is no Singapore.

Is Malta a transhipment hub for refined oil products? Does it have massive tank farm capacity to store huge volumes of refined oils?

I want others to research and confirm my findings?

Where is the origin of this imported petrol?