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It’s My Money, I Decide Where I Keep It – Tinubu Fires Reporters Over Bullion Vans That Entered His House

The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has questioned those who expressed concerns over the bullion vans that entered his house on Saturday. Tinubu, who was visibly angry,…

The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has questioned those who expressed concerns over the bullion vans that entered his house on Saturday.

Tinubu, who was visibly angry, told the reporters at his house in Lagos that the bullion vans did not contain electoral materials.

He revealed that he had not stolen government money and the money brought belong to him.

He said he has had no contact with government money in any way in the last five years.

Tinubu told newsmen, “What is your issue with bullion vans in my house?

“I have not done any government business in the last five years. So I didn’t steal government money and the bullion van was not said to contain election materials.

“So what offence have I committed.I have had no contact with government money in the last five years.

“So I don’t see why that should be anybody’s problem. It is my money.
“I decide where to keep it and where to keep it.”

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Published February 24, 2019
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