The controversy surrounding the alleged fake Federal Government agency has taken a fresh turn following recent comments by Prince Matthew Adeyemi, who has disputed reports linking the President's Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, to the matter.



During the interview, Adeyemi claimed that he had never met or communicated with the Chief of Staff and that he had no evidence connecting Gbajabiamila to the alleged activities of the organisation. He also rejected reports suggesting that he had made statements implicating the Chief of Staff, describing such reports as inaccurate.


Adeyemi further questioned the authenticity of a document widely circulated on social media and presented as an engagement letter from the Office of the Chief of Staff. According to him, the document did not originate from the office and should not be relied upon as proof of any official relationship.


The interview has since sparked widespread reactions from members of the public, political observers, and media commentators. While some believe the interview casts doubt on earlier allegations, others have emphasized that only a thorough investigation by the appropriate authorities can establish the facts.


Analysts have noted that the development highlights the growing challenge of misinformation in the digital age, urging Nigerians to verify claims before sharing them online. They also stressed that allegations involving public officials should be assessed through credible evidence and due process.


As of the time of this report, no official investigative authority has released a final report confirming or disproving the claims made during the interview. The controversy remains under public attention as Nigerians await any formal statements or investigative findings from the relevant authorities.