A Diaspora group, Nigeria’s Interest has called for a probe into corruption allegations against Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo.
The Diaspora group, through its spokesperson, Abanikanda Olumoro insists that Tunji-Ojo must clear his name before contesting elective offices in 2027 and 2029.
Their demand followed an anti-corruption conference by UNILAG’s Faculty of Social Sciences, PANAFSTRAG and CISLAC, which described corruption as Nigeria’s biggest democratic obstacle.
Tunji-Ojo, they alleged, still has unresolved questions over his role in the NDDC contract scandal and the Beta Edu saga.
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He was also accused of sidelining the leadership of Immigration, Civil Defence and Correctional Service in recruitment and promotions.
“This is not conviction but a demand for credible investigation,” the Diaspora group said.
They warned that ignoring integrity concerns could cost APC electoral victories and further erode public trust in Nigeria’s democracy.
