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fabolouz1:Please give concrete example of such saner clime. |
AngelSlay:How convenient. Ever wondered if anyone died at all? Ever wondered if Adeyemi killed whoever died or why he alone knows who died, when and why? |
Reference:Have you considered that he might be lying? |
LagosOrigin:Like you believe your holy book without evidence, right? Same way you believe words supporting your bias. Thankfully, the courtrooms don't do that, they act on substantial evidence, not super stories. |
Pigstormentor:Investigation is ongoing. It was Gbajabiamila that reported him anyway. |
Jagaban doings, keep doing. |
It's good to closely monitor the colossal loss of the fraud so that he's see himself a proper clown next time he claims that he won the election. |
toprealman:Keep quiet my friend. Imagine waking up to issue threats early Monday morning. |
Sonofgod1990:It's validation for you, not me and not for many others. i can't take every child of politician serious, it's not my fault that you do. |
olabrad:In security terms, it is called a security breach or weak link. When a criminal passes through a weak link, it's easier for other steps to fall in place. That's how scams work. So what you need to find is the weak point of entry, how it happened, all that have been affected, how it can be contained and stopped, what can be recovered, and lessons learned for the future. This is standard global procedure. For example, if i hack your email and use that email address to send to your friends, they'd probably believe you are the one sending my message. They can't fully take blame because the messages are coming from your email. Adeniyi has confessed by himself to bribing someone to create a fake agency. It is only proper to arrest him and carry out proper investigation and trial. If he is innocent of what he charged himself with, he'll likely be released by the law. He's vowed to prove everything in court so let's allow him prove it before judgement. He's on bail and his case is in court. When the investigation is done, everyone guilty will also deserve arrest. Here are the steps and timeline. Mr Adeyemi’s saga began with a purported letter of appointment dated 8 March 2024 and titled “Conveyance of Approval Appointment as the Director-General of the Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council” The letter was written on what appeared to be the letterhead of ‘State House’, and a signature was placed on Mr Gbajabiamila’s name. The Chief of Staff has says he never wrote or signed such a letter. All letters of appointment issued by the presidency are issued and signed by the Office of the SGF, not the Office of the Chief of Staff to the President. The letter claimed PFIPC was established under Executive Order 5 dated 24 February 2023. However, Executive Order No. 5 was signed by former President Muhammadu Buhari in 2018 and relates to local content in science, engineering, and technology projects. It does not refer to creating the PFIPC. On 7 November 2024, Mr Adeyemi wrote to the OSGF requesting office space. He signed the letter as the DG of PFIPC. On 21 November 2024, the OSGF forwarded the request, along with those of other MDAs, to the Chairperson of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), requesting that the EFCC allocate offices from recovered Federal Government properties. In another letter to the Ministry of Lands and Housing, Mr Adeyemi sought approval for offices across the 36 states of the federation and “lands for the establishment of Special Economic Zones”. The letter, dated January 2025, was titled “Request for collaboration with the Ministry in the Area of Land Acquisition and Offices across the 36 states of the federation” He also sought intervention in infrastructural development from the lands and housing ministry. On 13 January 2025, Mr Adeyemi wrote to the OAGF, requesting approval for a self-accounting status. Although he used State House letterhead, he signed the letter as the DG of PFIPC. “The institution has been assigned the Administrative Code Number 0111062001 in the National Chart of Accounts for budgeting, accounting and reporting of financial returns to the office of the Accountant-General of the Federation and other relevant agencies,” reads part of the letter. On 17 January 2025, the OAGF replied, listing the requirements and conditions that must be met before self-accounting status can be granted to the organisation. On 12 March 2025, Mr Adeyemi wrote to the OAGF again to inform it that his organisation had met the stipulated requirements for a verification for approval of self-accounting status. This letter also used the State House letterhead but was signed by Mr Adeyemi, the DG of PFIPC. The OAGF approved the self-accounting status two weeks later, on 26 March 2025, and granted PFIPC a six-month provisional self-accountant status effective from 27 May 2025 By April 2025, Mr Adeyemi used a PFIPC letterhead to write to the OAGF, requesting staff to fill five vacancies, including a Principal Accountant, Accountant I, Principal Auditor, Senior Auditor, and Auditor I. On 29 July 2025, the OAGF, acting on request from Mr Adeyemi, wrote to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), asking it to create four domiciliary accounts for two MDAs, the NUC and PFIPC. On 13 August 2025, the CBN wrote to the OAGF to confirm that it had created a dollar and pounds account for the PFIPC. On 1 September 2025, Mr Adeyemi wrote to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, seeking a Note Verbale to the United States embassy to facilitate visas for seven individuals travelling with him to attend the African Economic Global Convergence (AEGC) Summit 2025. On 16 October 2025, the foreign affairs ministry wrote to Mr Gbajabiamila and the National Security Adviser (NSA), requesting clarification on Mr Adeyemi’s status. A letter signed by the ministry’s Director, Economic, Trade and Investment Department, Anderson Madubike, said the request followed Mr Adeyemi’s meeting with members of the diplomatic community on 10 October 2025, without recourse to the foreign affairs ministry. Mr Gbajabiamila, on 17 October 2025, wrote to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), requesting that his agency investigate Mr Adeyemi for alleged forgery. In his reply on 27 October, Mr Gbajabiamila told the ministry that Mr Adeyemi’s PFIPC “is fake.” Gbajabiamila prompted the police investigation that led to the arrest and prosecution of Mr Adeyemi. Mr Gbajabiamila also wrote to the State Security Service about the matter. He sent reminders on 27 April and 22 May this year. |
olabrad:Asking for thorough investigation is not a defense of evil, be guided and rational. |
There was actually a time NOI was street rated on the same level as Oby. SMH |
hegelian:It's not about me but about justice and the right thing. i don't play politics. Asking for proper investigation is not wrong. The so called prince is APC, isn't he? |
ogolemati:Who do you seem to refer to? |
Sonofgod1990:Oh, his father being a governor gives validation to whatever he does? |
Aurelius1:i don't remember mentioning any deserving name. |
A desperate man. He knows he has no pathway to electoral victory. |
And who is he again or his achievement in life? |
TEYA:i didn't defend them but asked for an open investigation. There are actual criminals that attempt to trick highly placed officials or private individuals with great assets into authorizing large money transfers or other deals globally. Some succeed, some don't. i said if Adeyemi is truly guilty of what he himself confessed, he deserves more punishment. That is not calling for his head. No one is shielded from prosecution, but there are processes to these things. |
lightwind:What are you wishing on others? |
TEYA:Where's the defense, can you explain? |
Fiscus105:i didn't attack them, i asked a question. Where is the uncommon dedication to legislative due process, constituency representation, and the advancement of democratic values. |
What have Abaribe and Natasha done in 2026? Uncommon dedication to legislative due process, constituency representation, and the advancement of democratic values. Jokes |
Chibuchris:Duh, read the OP and be educated. |
anonimi:Politicizing a security breach or scam is not a very smart thing to do. It shows ignorance. |
sleeknaija:i never said that he carried it out alone. i said allow investigation to be carried out instead of believing one side or playing party politics with it. Not too much to ask. Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF), the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF), and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) acted on letters received from Mr Adeyemi’s PFIPC, but we're leaving them to blame Chief of Staff and APC. Where's the logic? |
Ofunaofu:Largesgt as how, we've had larger thefts than what this seems to have gotten. Perhaps the most dare-devil. |
sleeknaija:Duh, but he was caught. Is that not why we are hearing? Who determines timeframe of when criminals/scammers should be caught? Do you think that government is just about party? Is the CBN a party? Is the civil service a party? Were all the dignitaries deceived also party? Someone deceived former presidents and a former senate president, deceived ministers, ambassadors and investors, and you're saying there was no breach? |
olabrad:Words of accusation were clearly stated, the name calling part where he says he bribed so and so with so and so amount. He needs to prove that. He claims the only evidence is a dead man, very convenient. |
Dreambeat:And we should believe you on the basis of igolie4you? |
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