Kalu alleged that President Tinubu had undermined Nigeria's constitutional order through documents submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The renewed political battle over President Bola Tinubu's academic records and a decades-old civil forfeiture case in the United States has moved to Europe, with a member of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's legal team submitting a petition to the European Commission alleging threats to Nigeria's constitutional democracy.
The development was disclosed by Atiku's media aide, Paul Ibe, in a post on his X handle on Friday.
According to Ibe, Barrister Kalu Kalu submitted the petition in Brussels, Belgium, urging European institutions to examine issues relating to President Tinubu's alleged certificate forgery, questions surrounding documents submitted for election, and the 1993 civil forfeiture of $460,000 in the United States linked to a drug investigation.
"The issues of President Bola Tinubu's alleged forgery of certificates and documents and forfeiture of $460,000 linked to heroin trafficking in the United States is not going away anytime soon," Ibe wrote.
