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Tension As Nigeria’s President-Elect, Tinubu Hires 2 Russians As Aides

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Tension As Nigeria’s President-Elect, Tinubu Hires 2 Russians As Aides

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Concern regarding the presence and function of two Russian citizens serving as Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s (the next president of Nigeria) advisers is apparent.

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Political and security observers are concerned about the two Russian advisers’ actual situation. And the situation is made worse by the fact that they are not stationed Russian Federation Embassy diplomats in Nigeria, thus it is unknown what their status is there.

The relative tranquility in the nation may be destroyed if it turns out that the President-elect unintentionally drew Nigeria into the global U.S. vs. Russia competition.

According to a source acquainted with the situation, “There are worries both within Nigeria and abroad as their presence poses questions. For example, are they non-state actors? What is their remit? Were they used to manipulate the INEC Server? Why would anyone who wants to be a Nigerian President outsource sensitive advisory positions to foreigners when Nigerians can do such jobs?

“All these questions are begging for answers and Nigerians have the right to know, what these aliens are doing here and what is their employment and immigration status.

“Aside from the well-known notorious role Russia can play in the manipulation of elections, Nigerians are also very concerned about the rivalry Russian dominance of the incoming government in Nigeria will bring with the Western World.

“An easy point in hand is the needless war in Sudan where the two World powers, US and Russia are engaged in a severe proxy war with Sudanese nationals as the victims.”

The source added: “Maybe the President-elect and his team will need to brief Nigerians on this especially against the backdrop of his sneaking into Lagos on Saturday reportedly to meet some foreign doctors who came to attend to his health.

“Why wouldn’t they attend to him in Defence House, his official residence as President-elect, or his house in Abuja? When has Lagos been more conducive than Abuja for the sick and elderly, especially an incoming President”

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