“TINUBU’S PRESIDENCY WAS DECIDED IN WASHINGTON?” — DAVID HUNDEYIN MAKES BIG CLAIM
Controversial Nigerian journalist and commentator David Hundeyin has alleged that the decision for Bola Ahmed Tinubu to become Nigeria’s president had already been made by the U.S. State Department, rather than being determined solely by Nigerians.
«“The decision had already been made that Bola Tinubu is going to be Nigeria's President and the decision was taken by the U.S. State Department.
It wasn't taken by any Nigerian... Nigeria has become a Puppet State.” — David Hundeyin»
The statement has reignited debate over Nigeria’s political independence, foreign influence and the role of powerful international actors in the country’s political affairs.
If true, the allegation raises serious questions: How much influence do foreign governments have over Nigeria’s political decisions? And where does Nigeria’s sovereignty begin and end?
However, Hundeyin’s statement is an allegation and should not be treated as established fact without supporting evidence. The claim is likely to generate strong reactions from both supporters and critics of the Tinubu administration.
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