Nigeria’s House of Representatives committee investigating the Presidential Fertiliser Initiative and Price Control (PFIPC) declares the appointment letter presented for the agency’s self-acclaimed director general as fake. Both outlets report that the committee reaches a finding of forgery after examining the document. Premium Times also reports testimony from the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Didi Walson-Jack, who states that her office relied on records that were later determined to be fraudulent. The committee’s decision adds to the ongoing parliamentary probe into the PFIPC and focuses on the validity of the director general’s claimed appointment. The reports do not provide details of the specific tests or documentary discrepancies used to determine that the letter is counterfeit, but they describe the committee’s conclusion as confirming forgery. The inquiry remains active, with officials’ testimony and document verification forming part of the evidence being considered by the legislators.