Alleged Coup Plot: Secret Document Reveals Proposed Government Structure After Tinubu’s Overthrow

Fresh revelations have emerged in the ongoing investigation into the alleged coup plot against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, following the discovery of a handwritten document said to contain plans for a replacement government if the operation had succeeded.

The document, reportedly recovered during investigations and reviewed by Pointblanknews.com, allegedly outlined proposed political appointments and administrative structures intended to take effect after the planned removal of the Tinubu government.

Among the positions listed were “Leader of New Nigeria and Commander-in-Chief,” a Vice President or Prime Minister as second-in-command, Chief of Army Staff, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Attorney-General of the Federation and National Security Adviser.

Top positions in security and anti-corruption agencies, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Department of State Services (DSS), were also reportedly captured in the notes.

Investigators further claimed the alleged plotters proposed the establishment of a “National Patriotic Ruling Council” (NPRC), a body said to mirror the Armed Forces Ruling Council that operated during Nigeria’s military era.

The handwritten document allegedly contained plans to create new government agencies, including the National Religion Regulatory Agency, National Infrastructure Development Maintenance Agency and the Nigerian Internal Security Committee.

Other proposals reportedly included setting up committees to review the final removal of petroleum subsidy and improve salaries and welfare packages for members of the armed forces and other security agencies.

Security sources said the alleged conspirators also planned a major restructuring of the military into six command zones, with three General Officers Commanding assigned to each zone.

Another proposal allegedly involved merging the EFCC with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).