Surprisingly, high-ranking members of Mr Tinubu’s campaign team have kept mum about the tweet.

See How Tinubu Supporters Are Reacting To UberFacts Tweet On Tinubu

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UberFacts, a reliable facts-promoting platform tweeted about Nigeria’s President-elect Bola Tinubu’s court case with U.S. authorities.

This case had him forfeit $460,000 gains reportedly gotten from cocaine deals to the American government in 1993.

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“In 1993, Bola Ahmed Tinubu surrendered $460,000 to the US government after a Chicago court found the income came from heroin trafficking,” UberFacts shared on Monday.

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Also, the platform attached an article from Peoples Gazette, detailing Mr Tinubu’s run-in with the foreign authorities.

The tweet quickly jumped up to the number one Twitter trend.

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Surprisingly, high-ranking members of Mr Tinubu’s campaign team have kept mum about the tweet.

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Tinubu’s campaign members, including Bayo Onanuga, Festus Keyamo, Femi Fani-Kayode, and Dele Alake, who are quick to react to such issues are yet to comment.

However, other supporters of the president-elect are attempting to ridicule and discredit UberFacts.

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“@uberfacts is actually @uberlies,” tweeted @KemPatriot, an APC loyalist. “If you have ever relied on @UberFacts for facts, it’s time to unfollow them, they are a pay per post organisation, who post lies for the (sic) highest bidder”.

Despite the certified true copies of his money forfeiture circulating online, Mr Tinubu insists he has no criminal record.

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