The organisation said the President's efforts to prevent the release of the records had raised questions about what he might be trying to hide from Nigerians.
Yoruba Union, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, has challenged President Bola Tinubu to explain to Nigerians why he is allegedly desperate to prevent the release of records held by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) relating to allegations of drug trafficking and investigations involving him.
The group said Tinubu should allow the FBI and DEA to release whatever records they hold concerning him, arguing that Nigerians have a right to know the background and records of anyone seeking to occupy the highest political office in the country.
In a statement issued on Saturday and signed by its Convener, Olusola Badero, and released through its Home Director, Princess Balogun, the Yoruba Union noted that Tinubu was afraid of his past and was using every available means to prevent the public from accessing records relating to his alleged case in the United States.
The organisation said the President's efforts to prevent the release of the records had raised questions about what he might be trying to hide from Nigerians.
