Tinubu is constitutionally unassailable, says Nigerian politician Onoh, dismissing INEC form debate as mischief

Denge Josef Onoh, a prominent figure in Nigerian politics and a former Southeast Spokesman for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has strongly refuted the ongoing public discussion surrounding the President's recently released Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) nomination form. Onoh, who also chairs the Forum of Former Members of the Enugu State House of Assembly, characterized the debate as stemming from "sheer political mischief."

He asserted that President Tinubu is "constitutionally unassailable" and therefore immune to the kind of scrutiny being applied to the INEC form. The debate has centered on the details and implications of the form submitted by the President to the electoral body.

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sheer political mischief

Onoh's statement aims to shut down the controversy, framing it as an unfounded political attack rather than a legitimate public inquiry into the President's qualifications or documentation.

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constitutionally unassailable