Social commentator Isaac Fayose has called for an investigation into Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, following allegations linked to a controversial appointment scandal involving Adeniyi Adeyemi.
His demand comes as the claims continue to generate public debate despite an official denial from the Presidency.
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The News Chronicle reports that Adeyemi, who was accused of creating false government appointment letters and posing as the Director General of the supposed Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council and the Presidential Economic Advisory Council, asserted he was being silenced.
He also claimed that Gbajabiamila received N400 million through a proxy, then asked for another N200 million to help secure his appointment. Still, the Presidency has flatly denied the claims, claiming Gbajabiamila neither sends appointment letters nor has the power to appoint.
Although Isaac Fayose has asked officials to conduct a thorough inquiry into the issue, no evidence has been made public to substantiate the charges, and no official accusations have been disclosed against the Chief of Staff.
