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AN OPEN LETTER TO GILBERT CHAGOURY By Kio Amachree, President, Worldview International Mr. Gilbert Chagoury, Let me be direct with you. Every troll you dispatch in my direction, every attempt to silence or intimidate me, achieves precisely the opposite of your intention. It activates me further. It sharpens my focus. It deepens my resolve to ensure that the full, documented, verified record of your conduct in Nigeria is placed before every court, every regulator, and every international body with jurisdiction over your affairs. So by all means — keep sending them. I have spent decades as a man of the world — educated at Eton, trained at Wharton, tested on Wall Street and in the corridors of international diplomacy. In all those years, across every continent, I have rarely encountered a figure whose alleged criminality appears so deeply structural, so habitual, and so breathtakingly shameless as yours. On the question of your identity and your passports: You are not Nigerian. The Nigerian passport that the late tyrant Sani Abacha procured for you was not the product of any legal process — it was a transaction between two men who understood that Nigerian institutions existed, in their world, to be purchased. You did not renounce your British passport. You did not renounce your Lebanese passport. And the diplomatic passport that caused such controversy on that island nation — where you once again demonstrated your contempt for Black people by purchasing preferential treatment at the expense of legitimate Black citizens — is a document that deserves the closest scrutiny from every relevant authority. You are a man of many passports and, it would appear, no fixed loyalty to any of them except as instruments of convenience. On your Swiss conviction: A Swiss court found you guilty. A Swiss court — not a Nigerian tribunal susceptible to the kind of pressure and procurement your name has been associated with, but one of the most rigorous judicial systems in the world — convicted you of money laundering. Most men of conscience would have treated that moment as a reckoning. A turning point. An occasion for reflection on the harm done. You treated it as an inconvenience. You learned nothing. You felt no shame. You simply continued. That tells the world everything it needs to know about your character. On your alleged ties to Hezbollah: The FBI has reportedly investigated your alleged financial connections to Hezbollah. Mossad maintains files. The United States — a country where you participated in illegal foreign election financing, a federal crime — denied you entry. These are not the accusations of bloggers or political opponents. These are the documented concerns of the world’s most powerful intelligence and law enforcement agencies. When both the Americans and the Israelis have reason to watch you, Mr. Chagoury, that is not a coincidence. That is a pattern. On Nigeria — my country, not your feeding ground: You appear to operate under the belief that Nigeria — the most populous Black nation on earth, a country of two hundred million people of extraordinary talent, resilience, and dignity — exists as your personal treasury. That its contracts are yours to harvest. That its leaders are yours to cultivate and corrupt. That its people are yours to disregard. They are not. I watched with revulsion as cameras placed you in the entourage of a President whose own identity documents remain a matter of active legal investigation, walking through the doors of 10 Downing Street as though legitimacy can be borrowed from proximity to power. It cannot. The world sees what that image represents. The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway contract — billions of dollars of Nigerian public funds, awarded without competitive tender, flowing toward structures connected to your family and to the family of the President — will not disappear into silence. The Swiss conviction. The FBI reports. The Hezbollah allegations. The foreign election financing. Judge Beryl Howell’s court-ordered release of sealed DEA and FBI files by June 2026. These are not going away, Mr. Chagoury. They are converging. On my family and what we represent: In 1986, my father, Chief Godfrey Kio Jaja Amachree QC — Nigeria’s first Solicitor-General, UN Under-Secretary-General, and a man whose name is etched into the constitutional and legal history of this nation — took a Lebanese businessman to court and won. He established, through the rule of law, that the Amachree name stands for honour, accountability, and the refusal to be intimidated. My grandfather, Chief Sekin Amachree, sat at the 1958 Constitutional Conference that helped determine what Nigeria would become. My family did not build this legacy so that men like you could plunder what they helped to create. My father invested enormously in my education — not so that I could be silent, but so that I could be effective. I am both. On what comes next: This is not 2004. This is not the era of Abacha, when men of your alleged disposition could operate in the comfortable darkness of institutional impunity. This is the age of artificial intelligence, investigative journalism with global reach, international asset recovery frameworks, and diaspora communities with the legal literacy and the platform to hold power to account. Every contract. Every shell company. Every offshore structure. Every family connection between the Chagoury Group and the Tinubu administration. Every passport, every tribunal, every conviction, every intelligence file. It is all being documented. It is all being preserved. It will all be submitted to the appropriate authorities — the UK Serious Fraud Office, the U.S. Department of Justice, the ICC, and every international body with jurisdiction. I am a man of honour addressing a man of — I will let the Swiss court’s verdict speak for itself. Read the Philip Morris case carefully, Mr. Chagoury. Not all Nigerians are crooks. Not all African voices can be trolled into silence. And not every man who stands against you can be bought, threatened, or worn down. Stop sending your people after me. I do not wish you well. Kio Amachree President, Worldview International Stockholm, Sweden Kio Amachree is a political commentator, diaspora activist, and President of Worldview International. His commentary has been published by Vanguard, Sahara Reporters, and major international platforms.

My heart is shattered 💔… One of my close friends’ dad was brutally kidnapped. They killed that innocent, loving father in cold blood 😭. The kidnappers were later caught, but now the police are trying to release these heartless monsters on bail. How can this happen in a sane country Godddddddd 💔💔💔💔 @PoliceNG @SaharaReporters @instablog9ja

The INEC chairman is doing a lot in Osun that is underreported. In fact, the activities of INEC in Osun are ignored by journalists. INEC did not just redeploy the REC in Osun impromptu; they are redeploying staff they feel won't want to be compromised. There's even a plan to change collation centers in Osun State. Why is INEC initiating so much change that makes the people very uncomfortable in Osun? AMUPITAN MUST GO.

VIDEO: Boko Haram terrorists reaffirm that their actions are fully rooted in the teachings of Prophet Mohammed on jihad, urging people to convert to Islam now or they will never stop facing attacks. These are the animals the Nigerian got calls “brothers”.

Today, an entire Christian family was buried in Nigeria. A father. A mother. Their children. Murdered for their faith in Jesus Christ by Fulani Muslim terrorists. The world may ignore it — but Heaven will not forget. Pray for the persecuted Church. #PrayForNigeria @ezekieldachomo0

This song must trend . The guy did well. Who’s the girl? Tinubu must go!!!

Imagine the weapons this Muslim man was caught smuggling into Jos. He said he was paid 4 million by a man named Aliyu in Jos to bring them. These people are out for war against us, but security forces are busy arresting our youths with kitchen knives and cutlasses.😱

Go round the barracks, you'd see that civilian mechanics are accommodated in them because of the old and worn out Hilux Vehicles the military are using. You could write a letter requesting for new sets of Hilux vehicles for operations and they'll strike it off from Abuja, or even present it, get the money and pocket it. There are few new and operational vehicles in most military bases across Nigeria. But in every National Budget, there's always provision for new vehicles for politicians. We know what we are doing in this country.

U.S. Security Alarm on Nigeria: A Bad Omen The recent directive by the United States to evacuate its embassy staff from Nigeria due to rising insecurity is deeply worrisome and should be treated as a national emergency, especially for a country already struggling to attract investors. Nigeria currently ranks fourth in the Global Terrorism Index, yet insecurity continues to worsen - lives are being lost and communities remain under constant threat. There is a glaring absence of effective governance; instead, what prevails are schemes that undermine democratic processes, as though politics has taken precedence over the safety of citizens. The U.S. directive is a clear signal of declining confidence in our national security architecture. Disturbingly, reports indicate the loss of yet another Army Brigadier General to terrorists in Borno earlier today. A nation where people cannot live, work, worship, or travel safely cannot progress or attract investment. The primary duty of any government is the protection of lives and property, yet in this regard, we as leaders have fallen short over the years. Our failure continues to place immense strain on our troops, who make the ultimate sacrifices. Sadly, as Nigeria deteriorates, we as leaders, like Nero, remain preoccupied with politics, forgetting that without security, there is no nation to govern and no future to campaign for. A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

Nigerian Politician Profile: Bank — Switzerland Hospital — London Holidays — UAE or USA Kids — UK, USA, Canada Pilgrimage — Saudi Shopping — Paris, Milan Houses — Abuja, Dubai, London Fornication —Maldives, Mykonos Checkups — “Routine” trips abroad Constituency — Seen only during elections Promises — “We are working on it” Scandals — “Politically motivated Side hustle — Government contracts Cars — Bulletproof convoy, sirens screaming Light — 24/7 generator (NEPA is for vibes) Security — More guards than a bank vault Country — Managed remotely. But when it’s time to campaign: “My people… I feel your pain.” 🙂 If you like use your head this coming election or they use it for you as usual.

You fled your country because political Shariah was crushing you. No freedom. Women forced to cover up or get arrested. Criticize the government? Straight to jail. A Christian nation opened its doors and gave you the liberty your oppressive Shariah never allowed. Now you’re demanding Shariah THERE, in another man’s land? That’s not just absurd… it’s straight-up hypocrisy. If you love Shariah so much, why didn’t you stay in Afghanistan, Pakistan or Iraq? Go back. Stop trying to turn their home into the hell you ran from.

- I have seen the convoys of Ministers - I have seen the convoy of the First Lady - I have seen the convoy of Lapite - I have seen the convoys of state governors - I have seen convoys of Army generals, Comptroller generals & Director generals Nigeria isn’t poor. We’re being intentionally, wastefully & criminally mis-governed.

This is Abel Gershon He was a 300 level student UniJos. He is a victim of the recent Jos attack by terrorists who the Nigeria govt calls ‘brothers’. Abel has died after fighting for his life at Jos University Hospital ICU Pls share for the world to see.

I've been trying to stay away from politics Twitter, at least for 2 weeks but all these takes are beginning to annoy me. How is this even argument? Bola? Tinubu is 10 times worse than Abacha, 100 times worse than Buhari - and those two are absolute demons.

“They are posting about me and threatening me, if anything happened to me, there will be a big problem. I'm not scared! President Donald Trump knows I'm here, the America people know I'm here.”—Alex Barbir

Prince Harry served in the military, not as a ceremonial figure but as a deployed combat officer. He went to Afghanistan twice and flew real combat missions against Taliban forces. Yet in Nigeria, a soldier was arrested, detained, and expelled from the Army simply for saying politicians should allow their own children serve. If you claim to love Nigeria enough to lead, why are your children absent when it is time to defend it? Leadership without sacrifice is hypocrisy

VIDEO: How sons, fathers, brothers lay dead in Angwan Rukuba, Jos, while Tinubu and his cronies focus on winning 2027 elections. The world must see how Nigerians are dying in mass numbers as our government refuses to protect us.

The bloodshed in Plateau State on this sacred Palm Sunday is extremely disheartening and a national disgrace. Innocent lives cut down again, while those responsible walk free. How long will this continue? I'm honestly VERY PAINED. IT IS WELL

"My son please wake up, wake up, I know you're there, my son you're not dead. Promise isn't dead, my son wake up" This is a mother begging and hoping her son comes back to life. This woman didn't make it. She passed too. Nigeria has shattered me💔💔

Yesterday night on Palm Sunday, As you all were in bed, Over a dozen Christians were shot and slaughtered with machetes in Jos Nigeria by a group of violent barbaric terrorists invaded the community and murdered them. PLS SHARE AND LEND YOUR VOICE 😢