U.S. Court Reject Request For 'FBI’s Report On Tinubu'; Economic Hardship: Tinubu Govt Races Against Time

The United States Court of the District of Columbia has refused a request by one Aaron Greenspan seeking to compel US security agencies to promptly release to him information, including documents relating to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Judge Beryl A. Howell, in a ruling on Monday, declined Greenspan’s request on the grounds that he failed to satisfy the relevant conditions for the grant of such a prayer for a temporary relief, as contained in the emergency hearing motion, which he filed on Friday.

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Greenspan had, in June, filed the civil suit, with number: 23 – 1816 under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), against the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA), Department of State (DOS), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

He alleged that the defendants – EOUSA, DOS, FBI, IRS, DEA and the CIA, violated the FOIA by “failing to issue determinations within the statutory deadline,” “failing to conduct reasonable searches for records,” and “failing to produce records responsive to” his FOIA requests.

Greenspan had, in an FOIA request to the EOUSA, sought for “records from the Northern District of Illinois and/or Northern District of Indiana involving charging decisions for the following individuals – Bola Ahmed Tinubu (President of Nigeria as of 2/2023” and “Mueez Adegboyega Akande (deceased as of 11/16/2022.”