Kio Amachree, President of Worldview International, has claimed that he formally submitted petitions to INTERPOL and several international law enforcement agencies regarding allegations connected to Seyi Tinubu and a controversial London property transaction.
In a lengthy public statement released from Stockholm, Amachree alleged that he had escalated complaints to INTERPOL Secretary General Valdecy Urquiza, alongside communications reportedly sent to the UK National Crime Agency, the UK Serious Fraud Office, Sweden’s SAPO security service, and other international institutions.
The activist and international affairs commentator claimed the petitions relate to allegations of money laundering and the acquisition of a £9 million London mansion allegedly linked to a British Virgin Islands-based company identified as Aranda Overseas Corporation.
Amachree referenced previous investigative reports published by international media organizations including Bloomberg and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project concerning the ownership structure and legal controversies surrounding the property.
He further argued that British authorities possess legal mechanisms such as Unexplained Wealth Orders (UWOs), which could require individuals connected to suspicious high-value assets to account for the source of funds used in acquiring them.
According to him, such mechanisms have previously been deployed in high-profile international corruption investigations involving figures such as Isabel dos Santos.
Amachree also referenced historical U.S. forfeiture proceedings involving Bola Ahmed Tinubu, while alleging that international anti-corruption systems could again be activated if authorities determine sufficient legal grounds exist.
However, no international court has convicted Seyi Tinubu of money laundering or related criminal offences, and there has been no public confirmation from INTERPOL, the UK National Crime Agency, or other agencies mentioned regarding any active criminal proceedings, arrest warrants, or Red Notices against him.
Legal experts note that an INTERPOL Red Notice is not automatically issued based on petitions or complaints from private individuals, but typically follows requests initiated through national law enforcement authorities and subject to international legal review processes.
The Tinubu family and the Nigerian presidency have previously dismissed several corruption-related allegations made by political opponents and critics, insisting that such claims are politically motivated attempts to undermine the administration.
The latest development adds to the growing wave of political and legal controversies surrounding Nigeria’s political elite amid increasing public debate over transparency, asset ownership, and international financial scrutiny.
