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PFIPC: Reps Uncover Fake Documents, 58 Accounts

The committee said 39 people were presented as staff and 58 bank accounts were linked to Adeniyi Adeyemi in the alleged scheme.

  • The House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee announced on Wednesday that the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council was never lawfully created, exonerating Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila from involvement in the organization.
  • Investigators uncovered an elaborate scheme involving forged presidential documents and a mutilated Act of Parliament, alongside unauthorized occupation of office space within the Federal Secretariat Complex in Abuja.
  • Approximately 58 bank accounts were linked to Adeniyi Adeyemi, with about 39 people presented as employees; businessman Gbenga Collins paid about ₦400 million to Adeyemi for a fake government contract.
  • Following Gbajabiamila's alert to security agencies, the committee commended his intervention; evidence capable of supporting criminal charges is being transmitted to authorities while Adeyemi faces pending charges before the Federal High Court.
  • The probe exposed systemic failures in government verification and improper issuance of budget codes; the committee recommended stronger authentication procedures and a centralized digital platform for independent verification of federal agencies.
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tvcnews.tv broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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