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Home » Politics » US-based APC former Presidential Aspirant writes President Biden to impose visa ban Nigeria President-Elect Tinubu

US-based APC former Presidential Aspirant writes President Biden to impose visa ban Nigeria President-Elect Tinubu

May 22, 2023
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A former presidential aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), SKC Ogbonnia has written to United States of America President, Joe Biden, asking him to impose a visa ban on Nigerian ‘president-elect’, Bola Tinubu.

In an opinion article on Sunday, the US-based Nigerian, Mr Ogbonnia, alleged that Tinubu planned all the violence that marred the 2023 election to ensure his victory.

He went on to accuse Tinubu of being at the heart of a corrupt oligarchy that has weaponised poverty in order to turn Nigeria into a hotbed of modern-day slavery and violent extremism.

The article read in part: “It is with great pleasure that I welcome the decision of your administration to fulfil its promise to impose visa ban on Nigerian politicians whose actions or inactions led to various acts of terrorism, including money laundering, thuggery, assassinations, destruction of property, and street killings during the Nigerian elections of 2023.

Mr SKC Ogbonnia

“Before going further, please permit me to re-introduce myself. I am an Oil & Gas executive resident in the United States of America and currently sit at the board of First Texas Energy Corporation as chairman. I have also taught in many U.S. universities and colleges for over two decades and remain an Adjunct professor at the Houston Community College System.

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“More relatively, I am a member of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), the ruling party in Nigeria, through which I explored a presidential race during the country’s 2019 electoral cycle.

“This letter is a solemn appeal for you to use your good offices to ensure that the visa ban includes Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the APC in the controversial 2023 election.

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“The lingering stench of blood flowing from the said election has its origin in his brain. In short, any attempt to exclude him is akin to any discussion of the January 6 U.S. Capitol Attack without a mention of Donald Trump.

“The conspiracy of violence that marred Nigeria’s 2023 elections was not only plainly premeditated and planned, but it was also well studied, foreseen, and reported to the public and relevant authorities before it hatched.

“For example, in a widely circulated essay, titled ‘Tinubu’s Blind Ambition Provoking a Civil War, By SKC Ogbonnia’, I had exposed the very conspiracy that came to pass. The essay was published June 16, 2022, eight months before the election, and copied to the U.S. intelligence community, including the Department of State. It is a chronological account of Tinubu’s history with violent extremism. An excerpt reads as follows:

“Keenly aware that he is neither physically fit nor morally sound to mount a presidential campaign let alone govern Nigeria, Mr. Tinubu is already attempting to win by hook or crook. Barely less than one week after grabbing the presidential ticket of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), he is already fanning the embers of war. Very glaring is a recent incident in which armed thugs were sent to disrupt the traders of Alaba International Market, Ojo, Lagos State, who went the extra mile to shut their shops in order to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVC).’

“Mr. President, the Honorable Joseph R. Biden, I urge you, I urge you to seize this moment in history. I urge you take a global leadership role on this matter by seeing the world as one. I urge you to make the world a better place by answering the call of the Nigerian masses. Failure to hold Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu accountable is a welcome breeze to intercontinental terrorism, brazen corruption, money laundering, and drug trafficking,” he added.

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