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  1. Prince Adeyemi hosted ambassadors, claimed a fictitious entity appeared in the budget, and sought financial access to the CBN.
  2. Adeyemi's fake agency directed the CBN to open accounts, leading to an SSS investigation requested by Tinubu's staff.
  3. The National Assembly allocated funds to the agency linked to Adeyemi, leading to police involvement and EFCC interaction.

An investigator testified regarding procurement documents in a case involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

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An investigator testified regarding procurement documents in a case involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

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Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

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The National Assembly allocated funds to the agency linked to Adeyemi, leading to police involvement and EFCC interaction. All 2 developments

Within Prince Adeyemi hosted ambassadors, claimed a fictitious entity appeared in the budget, and sought financial access to the CBN.

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