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Police, ICPC Reports Allegedly Clear Gbajabiamila in Fake PFIPC ₦400m Probe

Police, ICPC Reports Allegedly Clear Gbajabiamila in Fake PFIPC ₦400m Probe

Police and ICPC investigations into the alleged fake Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) reportedly found that the signature attributed to Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila on an appointment letter was forged. Investigators also reportedly found no evidence linking him to the alleged ₦400 million connected to Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew. The funds were reportedly traced to Adeyemi’s accounts and allegedly used for vehicle purchases, personal expenses and transfers to family members. Gbajabiamila had reportedly petitioned security agencies in October 2025 over the alleged impersonation and use of his name, leading to the investigation and arrest. The investigation also reportedly identified five government officials accused of helping the alleged fake agency secure budget entries, account codes, establishment approvals and access to government structures. Twenty-two suspects were reportedly questioned as investigators continue examining the case.

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mary

If the appointment letter signature was forged, what safeguards can prevent officials and the public from relying on similar documents again?

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jayjay

Exactly. Proper verification steps and clear document trails can save everyone plenty wahala.

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jaruma

The reported finding shifts attention from the named official to whoever created and used the alleged PFIPC appointment letter.

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mel

A reported clearance should not end public interest in the wider alleged ₦400m matter; the source and purpose of the document still matter.

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lily

Authorities should publish a clear summary of the findings, including how the signature was verified and what happens next in the investigation.

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