Alleged drug trafficking: Allow FBI release records if you’re not guilty – US firm dares Tinubu

A United States-based policy advisory and lobbying firm, Von Batten-Montague-York, has challenged President Bola Tinubu to allow the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to release records relating to allegations of heroin trafficking reportedly linked to him.

The firm made the challenge in a statement posted on its verified X handle on Thursday.

It accused Tinubu of attempting to rebrand himself as an anti-drug campaigner, describing his recent advocacy as a “desperate stunt” unless he supports the release of the records.

The firm said its principal, Dr Von Batten, met with Republican and Democratic congressional staffers on Wednesday to discuss several issues, including the allegations concerning Tinubu.

“If President Tinubu is committed to fighting drug trafficking, we challenge him to publicly call for the FBI to release all records concerning alleged heroin trafficking reportedly connected to him.

“We also challenge him to withdraw his petition before the US court opposing their disclosure,” the firm said in the statement.