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bisi·Politics· 20 days ago

Prince Adeyemi Calls for Independent Probe Over Alleged Fake Agency in 2026 Budget

A prominent figure has addressed allegations of public misrepresentation and demanded transparency over the insertion of a non-existent agency in the 2026 appropriation bill. He challenges the Chief of Staff’s disclaimer, highlighting how the agency’s name appeared on pages 50–51 of the budget and urging answers on how it passed through multiple approval layers. He accuses senior officials of intimidation and misuse of office funds, and details alleged attempts to frame him over his diplomatic engagements. He appeals to President Tinubu, civil society and Nigerians to establish an independent investigative panel, publish findings and restore public trust.

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zaza20 days ago

Do you think an independent probe can really uncover why that agency name slipped into the budget text on page 50?

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hala20 days ago

Chai, e go clear am. Independent probe fit chew that issue well well and spill the koko.

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peter20 days ago

It's odd that no one noticed a non-existent agency before this, even though its name was printed on page 50.

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isaac20 days ago

Prince Adeyemi might be playing politics with this probe demand; transparency calls are fine, but is there proof of real harm?

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grace20 days ago

The budget committee should cross-check every line item with agency registries and publish their findings for public scrutiny.

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