Seyi Tinubu denies the bribery of President Nans, a kidnapping claim

War -Words have erupted between Seyi Tinubu, the son of the President of the Tinubu soccer, and the National Association of Nigerian Student (Nans) President Atiku’s President of Atiku on the explosive allegations of bribery and intimidation of violence.

The controversy began when Isah, during a press conference in Abuja on Wednesday, made an amazing claim about his meeting with the Minister of Development of Men and Youth President Ayodele Olawande.

“Seyi Tinubu and the Minister offered me the vote of the N100 million in Lagos to promote the president,” Isah alleged. “I refused because I could not promote the president who failed to fulfill his election promise.”

The student leader went further to describe the terrible trials that followed his rejection: “I was kidnapped on April 15.

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Showing defiance, Isah stated: “I explained that even if I was shot, I would still come to this hall … Seyi Tinubu could do whatever he wanted, but we were determined.”

In a quick and strong response through Instagram on Friday, Seyi Tinubu firmly rejected all accusations, calling them evil fabrication.

“Wow … how can someone lie so confident? Efforts to defame my name,” he wrote. “May God be with you, Atiku Isah’s friend.”

The president’s son issued a point of points-Demi-Poin: “I have never held a meeting to discuss any issue with Isah’s friend in Lagos or anywhere in the world. I never deliberately met him before, I also did not visit any location with this criminal. All the accusations made by Atiku Isah were truly fiction.”

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