- Prince Adeyemi hosted ambassadors, claimed a fictitious entity appeared in the budget, and sought financial access to the CBN.
- Adeyemi's fake agency directed the CBN to open accounts, leading to an SSS investigation requested by Tinubu's staff.
- The National Assembly allocated funds to the agency linked to Adeyemi, leading to police involvement and EFCC interaction.
An agency allegedly opened and operated accounts with the CBN in Nigeria, involving EFCC Chairman Olukoyede and Prince Adeyemi.
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Jul 9
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What happened
An agency allegedly opened and operated accounts with the CBN in Nigeria, involving EFCC Chairman Olukoyede and Prince Adeyemi.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Central Bank of Nigeria
central bank
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
anti-graft agency in Nigeria
Related events
- The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) office is located in Lagos.
- The EFCC is investigating alleged money laundering in Kogi State, referencing CBN guidelines and involving Access Bank.
- President Tinubu addressed national leadership and governance issues while the EFCC continues its anti-graft operations in Nigeria.
- The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) investigated concerns raised by the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPPC), involving the Chief of Staff and multiple agencies.
- A fake agency, claiming international presence in China and the US, used the Office of the Secretary (part of the Nigerian government) to attempt to open accounts at the CBN.