US court Orders Attorney, Pirro August 21, 2026, To Release President "Tinubu's Drug-Trafficking Records"

United States District judge, Beryl Howell, has given President Donald Trump's appointed attorney, Jeanine Pirro, four more days to release the drug-trafficking records of President Bola Tinubu.
According to Dr Von Batten-Montague-York, who made this known in a post on X, Judge Howell who gave the order, noted that the case had been pending for more than three years.
Pirro had reportedly requested an additional 10 days to comply with the order concerning records held by the US Department of Justice, DOJ, Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, and Drug Enforcement Administration, DEA, but 
Judge Howell granted only four additional days, setting August 21, 2026 as the deadline for compliance.
Von Batten said the development is a renewed effort by Pirro and the Department of Justice to release the records, insisting that the documents should now be made public.

His words, "We deeply appreciate US Attorney Pirro and the DOJ’s renewed motivation to release these documents, and we agree with Judge Howell. 

"This case has been pending for three years. The time to release the Tinubu drug-trafficking files is now.

“As President Trump has indicated, our shared interests with Nigeria do not mean supporting an alleged drug trafficker."
According to him, US’s strategic interests with Nigeria should not prevent the release of the records.