Seyi Tinubu

Son of President Bola Tinubu. Three threads of public reporting carry his name. (1) BVI offshore co-ownership with the Chagoury family: in August 2024 OCCRP — corroborated by Business Day Nigeria — published an investigation identifying Seyi Tinubu as majority shareholder of a British Virgin Islands company co-owned with Ronald Chagoury Jr., incorporated circa 2016 and undisclosed for eight years until publication. OCCRP framed the co-ownership as a node in a longer pattern of Chagoury Group contract favouritism under his father's administration. The underlying corporate filings were sourced from offshore-leak material (see `pandora_papers`); per this archive's policy, the leak itself is contextual — the allegation rests on OCCRP's named investigative reporting, not on the database entry. (2) London mansion: reported by Bloomberg (May 2023) as the beneficial owner — via offshore vehicle Aranda Overseas Corp. — of a £9M (~$10.8M) St. John's Wood property previously held by fraud-accused oil trader Kola Aluko; the EFCC's 2016 forfeiture order over the property was still in force when the purchase completed in late 2017. (3) Lekki Toll Gate, October 2020: Loatsad Promomedia, his outdoor-advertising firm, owned the billboard at the toll plaza that was switched off in the hours before the army opened fire on #EndSARS protesters on 20 October 2020. Loatsad publicly denied any deliberate deactivation, attributing the outage to the state-imposed curfew; the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry (2021) found the Nigerian Army culpable for the shootings without naming him. Also a board member of CDK Integrated Industries (Chagoury Group subsidiary) and a reported owner of multiple Richard Mille watches (₦825M+ aggregate value). Family-member rule satisfied: named centrally in the BVI and London-property allegations in his own right.