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General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by ogugwa1992(op): 6:52pm On Jul 03
GBAJA SCANDAL: Maj. Gen. Barry T. Ndiomu (Rtd.) Denies Allegations of Bribery to Retain Presidential Amnesty Programme Position


Former Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Maj. Gen. Barry T. Ndiomu (Rtd.), has strongly denied allegations that he paid funds to the Chief of Staff to the President, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, to remain in office.

In a statement issued on Friday, Ndiomu described the claims as “entirely false, baseless, malicious, and deliberately misleading.”

He emphasised that the PAP operates as an agency under the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and has no connection with the office of the Chief of Staff to the President.

“The unfounded allegations are nothing more than a calculated attempt to tarnish my hard-earned reputation, integrity, and years of dedicated service to our nation,” Ndiomu stated.

The retired general, who was appointed by the late President Muhammadu Buhari, said he served his tenure strictly in accordance with the terms and duration stipulated in his letter of appointment.

“At no time did I engage in, authorize, or participate in any act remotely resembling the false claims being propagated by mischief-makers,” he added.

Ndiomu condemned the “reckless campaign of misinformation” being circulated on social media and other platforms, describing it as a “malicious fabrication” orchestrated by unscrupulous individuals.

He disclosed that a formal report has been made to the relevant investigative authorities to identify and prosecute those behind the allegations.

The former PAP boss urged members of the public, stakeholders, friends, associates, and the media to disregard the claims entirely, describing them as desperate and coordinated efforts to spread falsehoods.

Signed:
Maj. Gen. Barry T. Ndiomu (Rtd.)
https://www.thegong.com.ng/gbaja-scandal-maj-gen-barry-t-ndiomu-rtd-denies-allegations-of-bribery-to-retain-presidential-amnesty-programme-position/

Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by NwaNimo1(m): 8:01pm On Jul 03
Who are you trying to fool?

Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Authoreety: 8:02pm On Jul 03
What wr you expecting....


Una funny o
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by shortgun(m): 8:03pm On Jul 03
This one thinks he's talking to kids
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by omoredia: 8:03pm On Jul 03
Government of criminality from top to bottom. Govt that exposed adeboye as a fraud and con man. Chai! Tibubu is corruption personified
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Port443: 8:04pm On Jul 03
Gbaja should have been suspended long ago and handed over to the authorities for investigation but here we are. Nigerian government is always quick to hold Nigerians to world standards but hold themselves to 5th world standards.

Tinubu just surrounded himself with criminals. Little doubt he himself is one
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by dgr8truth(m): 8:04pm On Jul 03
It is not enough to accuse anybody of wrongdoing; allegations must always be backed with credible evidence. In a society governed by fairness and justice, accusations alone should not be treated as proof of guilt. Every individual deserves the opportunity to respond, and every allegation must go through proper investigation before conclusions are made.

However, we must also recognise that this is a period where many allegations concerning the Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, may begin to surface—some may be valid, while others may be false or politically motivated. In situations like this, there is always the possibility that several unrelated or weak allegations could emerge, intentionally or unintentionally distracting the public from the major issues that require serious attention.

In fact, one concern is that a flood of questionable accusations can sometimes have the effect of weakening genuine concerns. When false allegations are mixed with legitimate ones, it creates confusion and gives room for people to dismiss everything as mere political attacks. That is why Nigerians must be careful to separate rumours from issues that require proper institutional investigation.

We should not lose focus on the allegations raised by Adeniyi. The important question remains: has there been a transparent process to investigate the claims and provide Nigerians with clear answers? Public trust is not restored by silence or denial alone; it is restored through openness, accountability, and due process.

This is why the call on the Presidency is not necessarily about declaring anyone guilty without evidence. Rather, it is about doing what is morally and institutionally appropriate. When serious allegations surround a high-ranking government official, especially someone occupying an office as sensitive as the Chief of Staff to the President, the government must act in a way that protects the integrity of that office.

A temporary suspension to allow for an independent investigation should not be viewed as punishment; it should be seen as a commitment to transparency. It sends a message that public institutions are bigger than individuals and that accountability applies to everyone, regardless of their closeness to power.

The Presidency has an opportunity to restore some level of public confidence and demonstrate a modicum of moral responsibility. Nigerians are not asking for a media trial; they are asking for a system where allegations are investigated properly, truth is established, and those entrusted with public office are held to the highest standards.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by kenn4rill(m): 8:04pm On Jul 03
This Femi of a man is just full of scandals, and only God knows what will be revealed when this administration leaves the office.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by BlocksNG(m): 8:06pm On Jul 03
apc is synonymous to corruption.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Gbadugbakun(m): 8:07pm On Jul 03
kenn4rill:
This Femi of a man is just full of scandals, and only God knows what will be revealed when this administration leaves the office.
The man has been a reps member since 2007. So he feels he has become a god in Nigeria politics.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by mariovito(m): 8:07pm On Jul 03
You are innocent sir of the allegations if you say so

After all you nor go come outside talk say you do am
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by yemmight(m): 8:12pm On Jul 03
This Gbajabiamila is a disappointment honestly.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by soccerlite: 8:15pm On Jul 03
gbaja don rich O, he must buy private jet too
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by oz4real83(m): 8:20pm On Jul 03
We already knew he will deny😏
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Ofunaofu: 8:27pm On Jul 03
Every bribery, scam, forgery, or fraud that seems to happen at Aso Rock Villa somehow ends up being linked to the thief of Staff. Why? Why?
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by planetx: 8:33pm On Jul 03
That Gbaja guy is one of the biggest thief public office holder this country have ever have the misfortune of allowing into powerful positions.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by IyaTola: 8:46pm On Jul 03
planetx:
That Gbaja guy is one of the biggest thief public office holder this country have ever have the misfortune of allowing into powerful positions.
Omo if you know what happened when he was a speaker omo you hapa from Nigeria.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by favor914: 8:52pm On Jul 03
shortgun:
This one thinks he's talking to kids
Actually he imagines that he is talking to Nonentites huh.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by johngwain: 9:01pm On Jul 03
Femi Gbajabiamila, is just a notorious crook, the tinubu administration just have to drop him, he is really staining his govt,
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Guestmale: 9:18pm On Jul 03
An independent investigative panel should be set up to investigate all these allegations flying up and down and anyone found wanting should face the law accordingly.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by MIKOLOWISKA: 9:32pm On Jul 03
BlocksNG:
apc is synonymous to corruption.
pdp nko
They are angels abi
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by BigYash: 9:52pm On Jul 03
MIKOLOWISKA:
pdp nko
They are angels abi
Apc is pro max of pdp. Pdp were learning..
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by BarrElChapo(m): 10:42pm On Jul 03
Tinubu is the worst of the worst. Buhari is a saint compared to him.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by malali: 12:04am On Jul 04
There is no smoke without Fire....Gbaja is definitely running a parallel governement right under the nose of Tinubu. What Nigerians are not sure of, is the president also involved in this bribery cases ?

A Call to President Tinubu: Sanitize Your Kitchen Cabinet Now

Mr. President,Nigeria has reached a dangerous low where an individual can open a fake presidential office, print letterheads, hold meetings, and collect millions from desperate citizens in the name of your government, and the EFCC and DSS have done nothing. What a country.

The videos, documents, and evidence emerging around Gbaja-Gate cannot be ignored or swept under the rug. Prince Adeyemi has laid out a damning trail: letterheaded papers, recorded meetings, cash exchanges, and an intermediary who mysteriously died. These point to collusion, bribery, and the alleged operation of a de facto parallel government right under your nose. Whether you are directly involved or not, the optics are devastating. The only way to prove your innocence and restore public trust is to act decisively.


Femi Gbajabiamila must be suspended immediately and made to walk the plank. A credible, party-neutral investigator, someone with unimpeachable integrity, should be appointed without delay to probe this scandal thoroughly. For all we know, multiple fake agencies and rackets are operating within your administration, hijacking policies and diverting funds meant for the people.

If those closest to you are busy sharing millions and billions into private pockets, how can we trust that funds allocated for insecurity, infrastructure, or welfare are not being looted the same way? This explains why government policies never seem to reach the common man the leakages are happening at the very top.Mr. President, a thorough overhaul of your kitchen cabinet is no longer optional. It is urgent. Nigerians are watching. Act with the ruthlessness this moment demands, or history will record that the rot started, and was tolerated, on your watch. The time for half-measures is over.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Emzedz: 6:54am On Jul 04
Gbajiabimla gate.. very terrible thieves
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by zinowealth: 6:57am On Jul 04
omoredia:
Government of criminality from top to bottom. Govt that exposed adeboye as a fraud and con man. Chai! Tibubu is corruption personified
Pa Adeboye fall my hand o. This is the first one I’m typing or speaking this way about him. At his age what could be scared of that will make him stand with a visible oppressor? May God continue to guide us right and give us good leadership cos Nigeria is deserve better for the sake of us who mean well
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by AMINDA: 7:15am On Jul 04
There has been too many controversies around cash-for-appointment against the Chief of Staff for all these to be random. It's suspicious that the president continues to cover for him. Even Elrufai had earlier said some ministerial nominees paid in order to be appointed. One can easily tell considering how individuals like Maryam Shetti, content creator, made the initial ministerial list in a state like Kano. At this point, Nigerians need to cast a searchlight on what transpired in his days as Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Erifhtgdr: 7:21am On Jul 04
apc is synonymous to corruption
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by AMINDA: 7:23am On Jul 04
malali:
There is no smoke without Fire....Gbaja is definitely running a parallel governement right under the nose of Tinubu. What Nigerians are not sure of, is the president also involved in this bribery cases ?

A Call to President Tinubu: Sanitize Your Kitchen Cabinet Now

Mr. President,Nigeria has reached a dangerous low where an individual can open a fake presidential office, print letterheads, hold meetings, and collect millions from desperate citizens in the name of your government, and the EFCC and DSS have done nothing. What a country.

The videos, documents, and evidence emerging around Gbaja-Gate cannot be ignored or swept under the rug. Prince Adeyemi has laid out a damning trail: letterheaded papers, recorded meetings, cash exchanges, and an intermediary who mysteriously died. These point to collusion, bribery, and the alleged operation of a de facto parallel government right under your nose. Whether you are directly involved or not, the optics are devastating. The only way to prove your innocence and restore public trust is to act decisively.


Femi Gbajabiamila must be suspended immediately and made to walk the plank. A credible, party-neutral investigator, someone with unimpeachable integrity, should be appointed without delay to probe this scandal thoroughly. For all we know, multiple fake agencies and rackets are operating within your administration, hijacking policies and diverting funds meant for the people.

If those closest to you are busy sharing millions and billions into private pockets, how can we trust that funds allocated for insecurity, infrastructure, or welfare are not being looted the same way? This explains why government policies never seem to reach the common man the leakages are happening at the very top.Mr. President, a thorough overhaul of your kitchen cabinet is no longer optional. It is urgent. Nigerians are watching. Act with the ruthlessness this moment demands, or history will record that the rot started, and was tolerated, on your watch. The time for half-measures is over.
A president who craves so much sycophancy and encourages it by having a "special anthem" with a symbol cap to match and measures loyalty by who praises him the most will always get blindsided by dubious characters, as long as they massage his ego.
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Lifestone(m): 7:41am On Jul 04
kenn4rill:
This Femi of a man is just full of scandals, and only God knows what will be revealed when this administration leaves the office.
Which scandal? I'm not his friend but I won't believe any allegations without proof
Re: General Ndiomu (Rtd) Denies Allegations Of Bribery To Retain Position by Lifestone(m): 7:42am On Jul 04
zinowealth:
Pa Adeboye fall my hand o. This is the first one I’m typing or speaking this way about him. At his age what could be scared of that will make him stand with a visible oppressor? May God continue to guide us right and give us good leadership cos Nigeria is deserve better for the sake of us who mean well
For speaking his mind. For saying what you don't agree with?
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