Timi Frank to Tinubu: You cannot stop CIA, FBI from doing their job

Former All Progressives Congress (APC) deputy national publicity secretary Comrade Timi Frank today urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to stop interfering with the FBI and CIA of the United States of America.

On the eve of Frank’s remarks, Tinubu filed a lawsuit in the United States to prevent the public publication of his files with the FBI and CIA.

In September, news emerged that beginning in October, the FBI will begin making available over 2,500 files related to President Tinubu in its possession.

One of the lawyers who represented Tinubu in the recent controversial academic record case in Chicago, Christopher Carmichael, has filed motions to appear in a freedom of information action brought against U.S. organisations that house records that may shed light on the president’s true identity and decades-long endeavours, as reported by The Peoples Gazette (an online newspaper).

According to Civil Local Rule 83.2(c), “the attorney filed his motion.”

But in a statement released in Abuja this morning and provided to The Frontier, Frank questioned why a public servant and the President of the most populous black country in Sub-Saharan Africa would wish to obstruct the release of his records with US security services if he has nothing to hide.

You have, once again, confirmed the “irreparable” damage that those documents would cause to you by seeking to prevent the FBI and CIA from publishing records about you. These records are not popular with the public and do not help you appear more morally superior.

This action proves that you have committed severe crimes and don’t want Nigerians or the world to know about them.

Given that the FBI and CIA are about to publicly reveal information detailing your prior activity, you should resign immediately if you are aware of your criminal past.

You can’t prevent Nigerians from inquiring, and American intelligence agencies will continue to investigate. You failed in your attempt to prevent the Chicago State University (CSU) from revealing your records, and you will likewise fail in your attempt to prevent the FBI and CIA from publishing materials that would shed light on your dubious history and background.

If you’ve committed to public service, you should expect to be questioned about your identity, upbringing, and educational history.

But whenever the people want to know the character of their President, you will begin fleeing from one court to the other, a move that inexorably leads to someone with a criminal record who does not want people to know who he is.

Following the disclosure of the Chicago documents, “you have been hiding in Aso Rock and suddenly delegated Vice President Shettima to represent you in China.”

Frank, who serves as an envoy for the United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP), said that Tinubu’s decision to once again obstruct the release of his documents is embarrassing for the Nigerian government, the international community, and the presidency.

The impostor named Tinubu’s behaviour is disgraceful for all Nigerians in the eyes of the international community, and it brings disgrace on the office of President itself.

A lot of Nigerians are sick of the shame you’ve caused them, he remarked.

A grave tragedy will await a nation that rationalises evil because of today’s perks, he said, so “make it known to the minority still supporting Tinubu, particularly corrupt top attorneys and judges. The only advice I can give is that you consider the following inquiries.

1. Did Bola Ahmed Tinubu submit documents to the United States Court Record claiming to have acquired a GCE A/Levels Certificate from Goverment College Lagos in 1970, when such a school did not exist?

Is it documented in the Court Records that Bola Ahmed Tinubu used the document in (1) as the basis document for attending any or all tertiary schools in the United States of America?

Three, did Bola Ahmed Tinubu give INEC fake documents he claimed to have gotten from Chicago State University? A claim he made on international television at Chatham House, only to have it disproved by U.S. court documents?

Is it not a violation of the Nigerian Constitution, Section 137 (1) (J), if these problems are compatible with dishonesty and criminality?

Is it possible for someone with a documented history of criminal behaviour to hold the post of President of Nigeria? So, you’re supposed to speak for the ethics and religion of nearly 200 million people in Nigeria, right?

If Tinubu goes to court in America to try to prevent the release of his information, Frank is confident that he will be publicly shamed just like he was in Chicago.

He pleaded with the U.S. government and its institutions to not fall for Tinubu’s tricks in trying to keep his past from the Nigerian people.

He said he had faith that the judges hearing the current case involving the FBI and CIA will do the right thing and allow Nigerians to get to know their president, President Buhari, after praising the Chicago court that had ordered CSU to divulge Tinubu’s academic records.

He encouraged the US courts to put aside their personal preferences and rule in Nigerians’ best interests.

He further demanded that Tinubu stop hiring foreign lawyers with Nigerian tax dollars to defend him in instances that touch on issues of crisis of identity and perjury.