Politics
Drug trafficking: 10 accounts linked to Tinubu, $460,000 deducted as tax – Keyamo
Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports
Amid allegations of drug trafficking, Festus Keyamo, spokesman for the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential campaign team, has revealed that authorities in the United States, US, government linked 10 bank accounts to the All Progressives Congress, APC, presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, in the early 1990s.
According to Keyamo, the US government deducted $460,000 from one of the accounts as an investment tax.
On Wednesday, he revealed this on Channels Television’s Politics Today.
A court document purportedly indicting Tinubu for drug dealing and money laundering recently surfaced online.
According to the document released by the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Tinubu was investigated for money laundering and drug trafficking 30 years ago.
Speaking on the matter, Keyamo stated that the APC presidential candidate was responsible for the accounts, but that some could be traced back to his mother and “relatives.”
“The US government said he had not paid tax on those interests,” he explained. That’s all, and guess what? The banks are supposed to deduct the tax at the source.
“Out of the ten accounts, it was only one – the one in Heritage Bank – that they took $460,000 as tax on interest that he benefited from the investment he made in those accounts.”
“In fact, they did not take all of the money in Heritage Bank; they took only $460,000 as tax.”
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