Deep State Revealed: Full List Of High-Ranking Officials Entangled In The Presidential Agency Scandal!.

The following government entities and individuals have been linked to the processing of the PFIPC’s requests:

• The Presidency: Although the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF), the Chief of Staff, the National Security Adviser, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Nigerian Police Force discovered the fraud in November 2025, no public disclaimer was issued until June 2026. Femi Gbajabiamila, the Chief of Staff, has denied issuing the appointment letter used by Adeyemi and has accused him of forgery, yet police have not recorded his statement or performed forensic signature comparisons.

• Budget Office: The PFIPC was inexplicably assigned a budget code and secured an approved 2026 budget of ₦1.302 billion, despite the government’s claim that the agency does not exist.

• Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF):

  • Former Permanent Secretary Nnamdi Mbaeri signed a letter requesting that the EFCC allocate office space to the PFIPC from recovered federal properties.

  • Permanent Secretary Nadungu Gagare invited the PFIPC’s “Director-General” to join a Nigerian delegation to a summit in Canada in 2025.

  • Questions remain regarding how SGF George Akume’s office interacted with and directed other agencies to support a non-existent entity.

• Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF):

  • An unidentified official requested that the CBN open domiciliary accounts for the PFIPC.

  • Director Mulikat Sanni approved a “Provisional Self-Accountant Status” for the agency, which should have required physical verification.

  • Director of Administration Dauda Abdulhamid approved the posting of three treasury officers to the PFIPC.

• Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN): Hamisu Abdullahi, Director of the Banking Services Department, facilitated the creation of the PFIPC’s domiciliary accounts and confirmed their establishment via official correspondence.

• National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA): Director-General Kashifu Inuwa has been linked to the agency because NITDA’s webmasters created the ‘.gov.ng’ domain for the PFIPC, a privilege reserved for verified government entities.

Former Bureau of Public Service Reforms head Joe Abah noted that these lapses indicate serious failures in official processes that demand urgent answers. Furthermore, the investigation has highlighted an unusually slow prosecution process by the Nigerian Police Force, with the first hearing scheduled eight months after charges were filed.