Nigerian Presidency Forgery Claims
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The Nigerian Presidency is addressing allegations of forgery and fraud involving individuals impersonating officials. The Presidency denies linking Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila to any scandal and has clarified that a purported Presidential Economic Advisory Council does not exist. It alleges that Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew fraudulently opened bank accounts using forged documents.
Fake agency DG fraudulently opened CBN account - Presidency
The Nigerian Presidency has accused Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew of fraudulently opening a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) account. Matthew allegedly posed as the Director-General of a non-existent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council and Presidential Economic Advisory Council. The Presidency stated that police investigations uncovered that Adeyemi used forged government documents t…
Presidency: Fake DG forged letter, ran 34 bank accounts
The Nigerian Presidency has issued a strong statement distancing itself from Adeniyi Adeyemi, an individual accused of impersonation and fraud. Adeyemi allegedly forged an appointment letter from the …
JUST IN: Presidency clears Gbajabiamila, says accuser an impostor
The Presidency has strongly refuted allegations that the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, was involved in an appointment-for-cash scandal. The rebuttal specifically targets Adeniyi …
Presidency Denies Existence of Presidential Economic Advisory Council, Cites Forgery
The Nigerian Presidency has firmly denied the existence of a Presidential Economic Advisory Council, refuting claims made by an individual named Adeyemi Adeniyi Matthew, who presented himself as its D…
