PFIPC: Reps panel uncovers forged documents, 58 accounts and ₦400 million fraud
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- A Nigerian House of Representatives committee investigating the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council uncovered alleged forged presidential and legislative documents.
- The panel also reported 58 accounts and an alleged ₦400 million fraud linked to the purported agency.
- The committee exonerated Femi Gbajabiamila in its findings.
A House of Representatives panel investigating the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council has uncovered alleged forged presidential and legislative documents used to give the purported agency official legitimacy.
The ad hoc committee also disclosed the discovery of 58 accounts and an alleged ₦400 million fraud. It identified a fake Executive Order among the documents connected to the council.
The panel’s findings exonerated Femi Gbajabiamila while exposing what it described as a system of forged documents and altered official records surrounding the purported agency.
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