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TINUBU FILES. 12 DAYS REMAINING.

On October 1, as promised, VERO RECORD will publish the complete Tinubu Files

more than 500 pages of documents, records, connections and research.

This is not a teaser and it is not another small release. It is the full file. We went through ten thousands of pages of material to bring together information, records and connections that are often scattered across different places and difficult to see as one story.

There are things in these files that many people have probably never come across before. Some details have been sitting in public records for years. Others only become interesting when you put them next to the other pieces. Our job was to find those pieces, follow them and make the bigger picture visible.

There are also questions that have been asked again and again. The October 1 files contain our research and the underlying material addressing those questions. You can read it, check the sources and come to your own conclusions.

We know this release will not be received the same way by everyone. Some people may find answers to questions they have had for years. Others may discover information they had never seen before. And some may simply look at certain parts of the story differently after going through the files.

That is exactly why we are releasing the entire thing.

500+ pages. The complete Tinubu Files. October 1.

Read it. Check it. Question it.

VERO RECORD — NIGERIA. AFRICA. THE WORLD. ON RECORD.

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