Fresh developments have emerged in the controversy surrounding the alleged fake Federal Government agency, with new claims indicating that the President's Chief of Staff, Chief Femi Gbajabiamila, is not connected to the matter.



According to reports, an interview with Prince Matthew Adeyemi, who has been identified in reports as the alleged operator of the fake agency, revealed that he stated he has never met Chief Gbajabiamila, never communicated with him, and possesses no call records, messages, documents, or any other evidence linking the Chief of Staff to the alleged operation.


The interview also reportedly dismissed earlier claims circulating on social media that Adeyemi had evidence implicating the President's Chief of Staff. In addition, reports have alleged that the purported engagement letter said to have originated from the Office of the Chief of Staff is not authentic.


Several public commentators, including Daddy Freeze and MC Ezzy, have reacted to the latest developments, arguing that the available information does not establish any connection between Chief Gbajabiamila and the alleged fake agency.


Based on these recent claims, supporters of the Chief of Staff maintain that there is currently no verified evidence linking him to the alleged scheme, and they contend that his name was drawn into the controversy through unverified reports and politically motivated narratives.


The matter remains one of public interest, and any official findings or statements from relevant investigative authorities are expected to provide further clarity.