SERIOUS TENSION Hits Daura As Tinubu Is Asked To Arrest & Prosecute Buhari Immediately; See Unbelievable Details
Calls for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to look into and bring charges against former President Muhammadu Buhari have been made by the Yoruba Council Worldwide. The council underlined the need for openness and rigorous auditing, pointing out decades of subpar financial audits.
To combat corruption, the council is an advocate for strong anti- corruption laws and efficient law enforcement. The call comes after the New York Times (NYT) published an article detailing the county’ s present financial problems under Tinubu’ s leadership.
On Saturday, June 22, Barr. Oladotun Hassan, the head of the Yoruba council, made the requests in an exclusive interview with TimesNow. com. ng. Hassan agreed that the COVID- 19 outbreak has made things worse for the world economy and that Nigeria has been affected. But Hassan stressed that Tinubu should concentrate on offering answers rather than placing the blame for past administrations, as he pledged to do with his ” Renewed Hope Agenda. ”
The council emphasized the long history of subpar financial auditing in Nigeria, pointing out that the federation account has not had a proper audit performed in decades. The council emphasized that Tinubu should put more effort into prosecuting than assigning blame if there are mistakes and corruption connected to Buhari’ s presidency.
The necessity of looking into the previous president was emphasized by Hassan, particularly in light of the Central Bank of Nigeria’ s (CBN) cash scarcity problems. The National Assembly should call Buhari or start the appropriate legal process, the council suggested, emphasizing that he should be given a fair trial if he is to be held responsible.
President Bola Tinubu was urged to start major changes within the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) before to the general elections of 2027 by the Yoruba Council Worldwide, according to a different report.
According to TimesNow. com. ng, there were numerous anomalies in the 2023 general elections, which prompted criticism from civil society, election observers, and other interested parties as well as from spectators throughout the world. The council stressed that an impartial electoral body was required to guarantee the legitimacy and integrity of Nigeria’ s democratic process.