Tein Jack-Rich, a former presidential aspirant, has vehemently denied the allegations of infidelity and a sex scandal involving his wife, Elizabeth, and Seyi Tinubu, son of President Bola Tinubu. The accusations were made by Jackson Ude, a former aide in President Goodluck Jonathan's administration. Jack-Rich, who serves as the President of BelemaOil Producing Limited, labeled Ude's claims as "provocative, malicious, preposterous, unwarranted, distasteful, and unsubstantiated publication by politically sponsored agents."
In an official statement, Jack-Rich's family expressed their disappointment with the recent allegations, characterizing them as baseless and a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation. They condemned the politically motivated nature of the accusations and the individuals behind them, whom they described as notorious for their desperate pursuit of political relevance. The family firmly refuted the claims, asserting that the allegations were a product of the imaginations of those who consider Jack-Rich an obstacle to their own political ambitions. Furthermore, they emphasized that Jack-Rich had never engaged in bribery for political appointments, particularly highlighting his recent role as the Vice-Chairman of the Finance Committee in the Presidential Campaign, which his party emerged victorious from.
