In Nigeria, the head of a fake government agency, Adeyemi, was arrested after weeks on the run. Police confirmed involvement from their intelligence departments in the operation. The agency, named the Presidential Forum for Investment Promotion Council (PFIPC), was allegedly created through a forged letter signed by President Tinubu's chief of staff. Forensic analysis confirmed the forgery, prompting calls for an independent inquiry. Adeyemi claims innocence and expressed fears for his safety, though he did not appear in court. Court documents accuse him and two others of using forged documents to establish the agency, open bank accounts, and seek official recognition. Despite appearing to secure office space and funding, official records show no such operations took place.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information from both official sources (police, presidency, court documents) and local media, without overtly favoring any political side. It includes perspectives from the accused (Adeyemi) and his legal representative, while also highlighting the seriousness of the forgery and





