“Tinubu Is A Heroin Trafficker Who ……” — American Missionary Speaks On Tinubu’s ‘Drug Trafficking Records’

American missionary Alex Barbir has cautioned that keeping files related to the past drug trafficking allegations involving Nigerian President Bola Tinubu concealed could implicate United States officials in the deaths of Nigerians.

Barbir issued this warning while urging U.S. President Donald Trump to make the records public.

He pointed Trump toward a 1990s U.S. inquiry regarding a Chicago-region heroin ring alongside a related civil forfeiture proceeding involving money tied to Tinubu.

“Tinubu is a heroin trafficker who forfeited thousands of dollars to the U.S. government. Concealing his files from the public makes officials complicit in the killing of Nigerians,” he stated.

Barbir’s comments coincide with ongoing Freedom of Information Act lawsuits aimed at obtaining further documents from the FBI, DEA, and other American bodies regarding the case.

The document dispute has reignited public curiosity about the specifics of the investigation and the files still held by U.S. agencies.

A U.S. lobbying firm previously distributed past Department of Justice paperwork on the topic to members of Congress and the Trump administration.

The missionary insisted that the unreleased documents be disclosed, emphasizing that citizens of Nigeria have a right to information regarding past American investigations into their political leaders.