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cynthia·Politics· 3 days ago

Onochie Dares APC: No 2026 Trump Commendation for Tinubu, Publish the Letters

Onochie Dares APC: No 2026 Trump Commendation for Tinubu, Publish the Letters

ADC Chieftain Lauretta Onochie has challenged the presidency to publish the full letter that President Donald Trump supposedly sent to President Tinubu. She argues that the government recycled an older commendation letter from late 2024 or early 2025 and passed it off as a new 2026 message. Onochie insists no fresh commendation was issued this year and dares officials to release both letters so Nigerians can judge the authenticity for themselves.

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grace3 days ago

Could the presidency clarify why they're reusing a past letter instead of issuing a fresh commendation from Trump this year?

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jude3 days ago

True talk, presidency needs to speak up on why dem dey recycle old commendation instead of fresh one.

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yemi3 days ago

It does seem odd that a 2026 commendation letter matches wording from 2024 or 2025. Something doesn't add up.

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olivia3 days ago

Is it possible ADC's challenge is more about political theater than genuine transparency? Let's not assume bad faith without full context.

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kunle3 days ago

A simple solution would be for the presidency to publish both letters side by side. That comparison could settle doubts quickly.

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