Nigeria investigative news outlet, Peoples Gazette reports that Chief Justice Olukayode Ariwoola was seen in London while he disguised as a physically-challenged old man in a hotel which is a presumed rendezvous for his meeting with controversial Nigeria president-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
According to Peoples Gazette, sources within the Supreme Court of Nigeria who claimed privy of the development, confirmed that the Chief justice of nation had embarked on the infamous journey with the intention of discussing how to botch the suits challenging the legality of Tinubu's presidential victory.
In the account of the People's Gazette:
"Mr Ariwoola’s movement was exposed to The Gazette as Mr Tinubu was arriving in London for what his team claimed was a relaxation trip after a hectic campaign that preceded his declaration as Nigeria’s president-elect last month. But Mr Tinubu kept his trip to London secret until it was exposed on Wednesday afternoon by Sahara Reporters, which said the trip was a medical emergency.
"The Gazette learnt that Mr Ariwoola departed Nigeria on March 11 via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. He was pushed in a wheelchair through the terminals to board a British Airways flight, our sources said.
"Upon arrival in London, Mr Ariwoola, 64, was also wheeled into a hotel downtown, where he has remained ever since. But immediately after checking into the hotel, Mr Ariwoola abandoned his wheelchair and started moving around the facility unaided. The Supreme Court head is not known with any physical disabilities", the People's Gazette reports
This development comes after Peter Obi of the Labour Party and Atiku Abubakar of the PDP officially challenged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declaration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as Nigeria's president elect.
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Hence, Nigerians speculate that the Chief justice of Nigeria might have assured Tinubu a way out of the legal roadblocks towards his inauguration as Nigeria's president.
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