- 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.
6 reports, 4 independent
Updated Jul 31
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What happened
The National Assembly allocated funds to the agency linked to Adeyemi, leading to police involvement and EFCC interaction.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.EFCC petitioned to investigate officials in the House of Assembly.1 source
EFCC involved in matter stemming from Adeyemi's appointment and lender pressure.1 source
Adeyemi's financial troubles escalate with lenders petitioning the EFCC and international asylum seeking.1 source
- An investigator testified regarding procurement documents in a case involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.Sub-event
- An agency allegedly opened and operated accounts with the CBN in Nigeria, involving EFCC Chairman Olukoyede and Prince Adeyemi.Sub-event
The National Assembly funded the agency and the matter was taken to the police with Tinubu's Chief of Staff.1 source
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The entities involved
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Bola Ahmed Tinubu
12th Governor of Lagos (1999–2007) and President of Nigeria since 2023
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Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
anti-graft agency in Nigeria
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