You Can’t Stop CIA, FBI From Doing Their Job – Timi Frank to Tinubu

Posted by Thandiubani on Fri 20th Oct, 2023 - tori.ng

Recall that the FBI said it would start releasing approximately 2,500 documents relating to President Tinubu in its database in October.

A former deputy national publicity secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Timi Frank has warned President Bola Tinubu that any move to stop the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States of America from releasing his documents will not work.

Frank spoke through a statement issued, Friday, against the backdrop of a suit by Tinubu in the USA seeking to stop the planned release of his records.

He urged Tinubu to allow the US agencies to do their job.

Recall that the FBI said it would start releasing approximately 2,500 documents relating to President Tinubu in its database in October.

He wondered why a public servant and President of the most populous black country in Sub-Saharan Africa would want to block the release of his records with US security agencies if he has nothing to hide.

Frank said: “Again by trying to block the FBI and CIA from releasing records concerning you, you have inadvertently confirmed ‘irreparable’ damage that those records would do you.

“This move has confirmed that you have a serious record that you don’t want Nigerians or the world to know.

“The right thing for you to do is to resign now before you are disgraced out of office by the imminent release of records of your past activities by the FBI and CIA.

“You cannot stop Nigerians from asking questions or the American security agencies from doing their job.

“You tried to stop the Chicago State University (CSU) from releasing your records but you failed and you will again fail in your attempt to block the FBI and CIA from releasing documents that would shine the light on your past and background.

“If you have decided to serve the people, then you should submit yourself to the people to ask you questions, to know your background, to know who you are, to know the school you went to.”