Committee Finds No Evidence Linking Tinubu’s Chief Of Staff To Organisation
The House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating the purported Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council has cleared the Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu, Femi Gbajabiamila, of involvement in the establishment or operations of the organisation.
The committee made the finding in its preliminary report released in Abuja.
Committee Reviews PFIPC Activities
The panel was established to investigate the activities and alleged operations of the purported PFIPC, including questions surrounding how the organisation was established and who was behind it.
Committee Chairman Yusuf Gagdi said the panel’s mandate was focused on determining the circumstances surrounding the organisation’s creation and activities.
Gbajabiamila Cleared
According to the committee’s preliminary findings, there was no evidence linking Gbajabiamila to the establishment or operation of the purported organisation.
The development clears the President’s Chief of Staff from the allegations examined by the panel, although the committee’s broader investigation has produced other findings and recommendations.
What We Know
- A House committee investigated the purported PFIPC.
- The committee’s preliminary report cleared Gbajabiamila of involvement.
- The panel continues to examine other aspects of the matter.