Open Letter To Mr President: Corrupt Minister John Enoh’s Demand For Another U$1M. By WORLD BOXING CHAMPION BASH ALI. OON.

 





His Excellency,

President Bola TINUBU,

President and Commander in Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,

Presidential Villa,

Abuja, FCT.


My President Sir, I am sure that you have read my part 1 & 2 letters to you. The letters were written to you so I was shocked when Minister John Enoh replied on your behalf backed with a press conference statement which he personally signed.


My President Sir, today, I am not going to bore you with too much information but to address John Eno’s April 28, 2024 Press Conference where he LIED from the start to the end and closed it with the biggest LIE of all time by saying he has met me only ONCE in his life time and in the presence of his staff.


My President Sir, John Enoh and his cohorts have threatened to kill me if I tell you the TRUTH about my meeting with him outside of the Ministry of Sport but if killing me will make Nigeria the best country in the world then nothing can be more redemptive because I want the best for Nigeria.


My President Sir, on Monday November 20, 2023, Minister Enoh and I had a meeting in

Lagos, we flew back to Abuja on Air Peace flight 7124 and we had another meeting at the airport in Abuja where for the last time I told him that his demand for another $1M USD BRIBE is not possible.


My President Sir, for 8 months, Minister Enoh has employed all manners of delay tactics and LIES to frustrate me by not calling for a meeting with the members of the Bash Ali Boxing Project Local Organizing Committee as constituted and inaugurated by the Federal Government of Nigeria unless he gets another $1M USD BRIBE.


My President Sir, it is imperative to inform you that this historic fight is PRIVATE Sector driven and that it will not cost the Federal Government of Nigeria a KOBO. The Federal Government is to provide an enabling environment for a successful show through the Ministry of Sport and in the process earn revenue in taxes, and unprecedented level of positive publicity around the world etc. But Minister Enoh is not interested.


Mr President Sir, as I have asked in my previous letters, I am once again respectfully asking for the following.

1. That the Presidency should immediately take over the hosting of the Guinness World Record Boxing Championship Fight.


2. That SUIT NO. FHC/ABJ/CS/1231/2021 against the Federal Government of Nigeria, former Minister Sunday Dare and the Ministry of Sport should be settled out of court.


3. That you once again permit me the luxury of presenting to you the historic fight souvenirs and a pair of BOXING GLOVES to KNOCKOUT CORRUPTION  in Nigeria.


4. That my allegations against Minister Enoh should properly be investigated and that the appropriate action be taken against him.


My President Sir, let me conclude by saying the patriotic people of Nigeria headed by me are behind you and your RENEWED HOPE AGENDA, and we are rooting for you and supremely confident that you will come out a WINNER. God bless you. God bless Nigeria.

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