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Prince Adeyemi Challenges Gbajabiamila Over Alleged Fake Agencies in 2026 Budget

Prince Adeyemi Challenges Gbajabiamila Over Alleged Fake Agencies in 2026 Budget

I called this press conference out of necessity, not convenience. I reject attempts to silence questions about the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) and the Presidential Economic Advisory Council (PEAC), both named in pages 50 and 51 of the 2026 appropriation budget. If the Chief of Staff truly knew nothing of these agencies, then every stage of the budget process—from technical drafting to legislative approval—must be questioned. I demand an explanation of how these phantom agencies entered the official record. I further call on President Tinubu to establish an independent panel to investigate recent suspicious deaths, assassination attempts, alleged bribe demands, and all relevant documents. Let the facts speak. Silence will not resolve this—only truth will. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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mary

How we go confirm say PFIPC and PEAC really dey for this 2026 budget?

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jayjay

Absolutely, we need reliable sources. Checking the official 2026 budget document from the Finance Ministry should confirm their inclusion.

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jaruma

I notice both agencies appear on pages 50 and 51, yet there's no clear description of their functions.

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mel

Not every budget footnote means fake agency; maybe these councils serve advisory roles behind the scenes.

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julia

We should request detailed mandate documents for PFIPC and PEAC before drawing conclusions about their legitimacy.

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