Nigeria’s House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) raises concerns about documents it says list President Bola Tinubu and other senior officials as members of the organisation’s governing board. Both outlets report that the committee questions the authenticity and implications of the alleged board listings during an investigative hearing held on Thursday.
Information Nigeria identifies Yusuf Gagdi as the chairman of the committee and says he made the disclosures while lawmakers questioned the documents. Vanguard similarly reports that the committee is concerned about paperwork that allegedly names Tinubu alongside Nyesom Wike and George Akume as board members.
Neither source provides verification of the documents or details on how the committee obtained them, but both frame the issue as part of the committee’s broader scrutiny of PFIPC governance and oversight. The reporting indicates that lawmakers are seeking explanations and further information as the investigation proceeds, without stating that the alleged listings have been confirmed.
