The Head of Service of the Federation, Didi Esther Walson-Jack, denies any involvement in arrangements linked to the alleged PFIPC scandal. Speaking on Wednesday during proceedings before the House of Representatives, she says she did not allocate office space, authorize the deployment of workers, or issue any organizational structure for the Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council (PFIPC) under Adeyemi Adeniyi, described in the reports as the purported director general.
Walson-Jack clarifies that the points raised earlier on these matters remain unchanged: there was no deployment, her office did not provide office accommodation, and it did not issue organizational structure to PFIPC under Adeniyi. She also indicates that additional clarification is needed on other aspects of the case, specifically what she describes as an unauthorized establishment and the issuance of a recruitment waiver. The reports present her testimony as an effort to address the allegations and distinguish her role from actions she says were not authorized by her office.
