Internal Report Alleges Leadership, Governance Failures at Tinubu-Linked Alpha-Beta
An internal assessment commissioned by Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP reportedly found major weaknesses in its leadership, governance, staff management and business strategy. The firm, which has been linked to President Bola Tinubu, was said to have received “Poor” ratings in 10 of 16 areas reviewed. According to sources cited in the report, the assessment identified a highly centralised decision-making structure, weak accountability, low staff morale, poor process compliance and a lack of clear succession, technology and innovation strategies. It also reportedly warned that the company depended heavily on a single public-sector client. The consultant who prepared the report allegedly faced pressure after presenting it in April 2024. Sources claimed he was removed from his direct reporting line to the managing director and resigned in June 2024, while some staff who supported the assessment were reportedly victimised. The allegations add to earlier claims of whistleblower intimidation, staff dismissals and welfare-related disputes within the company. Alpha-Beta has not publicly responded to the specific allegations outlined in the report.
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