Fresh developments have continued to emerge in the controversy surrounding the alleged fake Federal Government agency, with a new wave of claims suggesting that the President's Chief of Staff, Chief Femi Gbajabiamila, has no connection whatsoever to the alleged activities.



The latest narrative follows an interview reportedly granted by Prince Matthew Adeyemi, the man accused of operating the alleged fake Federal Government agency. During the interview, he reportedly stated that he has never met Chief Femi Gbajabiamila, never held any conversation with him, and has never received instructions, directives, or support from the Office of the Chief of Staff.


According to the claims made during the interview, Prince Adeyemi further maintained that he possesses no documentary evidence, call recordings, text messages, emails, WhatsApp conversations, or any other material capable of linking Chief Gbajabiamila to the alleged operation.


The interview has also fueled fresh reactions over earlier reports circulated across social media, which alleged that evidence existed connecting the President's Chief of Staff to the controversy. Supporters of Chief Gbajabiamila argue that those reports have now been contradicted by the latest statements and should not be regarded as verified facts.


Another issue attracting attention is the engagement letter widely circulated online and alleged to have originated from the Office of the Chief of Staff. Those defending Chief Gbajabiamila insist the document is not authentic and should not be relied upon as evidence of any official relationship between the Office of the Chief of Staff and the alleged fake agency.


The new developments have generated widespread reactions from Nigerians on social media. Media personality Daddy Freeze, content creator MC Ezzy, and several other commentators have argued that the latest claims strengthen the position that Chief Gbajabiamila was unfairly linked to the controversy without credible evidence. They have called for greater caution in the dissemination of unverified information, stressing that allegations should be supported by verifiable facts.


Political observers say the unfolding developments may reshape public perception of the controversy as more details continue to emerge. They also note that allegations against public officials should be subjected to due process and independent investigation before conclusions are reached.


As of the time of this report, there has been no official finding by a competent court establishing that Chief Femi Gbajabiamila played any role in the alleged fake agency operation. The matter remains one of significant public interest, with Nigerians awaiting further clarification from relevant authorities as investigations continue.