Nigeria’s House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee investigating the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) reports uncovering alleged forgery and alterations of presidential and legislative documents presented to support the council’s claimed legitimacy.
According to reports, the committee—chaired by Yusuf Adamu Gagdi—says it finds evidence that documents were changed to back PFIPC’s establishment and authority, including claims involving an alleged “fake” Executive Order. The outlets also state the panel has identified 58 bank accounts that it alleges are linked to the self-acclaimed leadership of the council.
Vanguard adds additional figures, saying the committee discloses suspected financial wrongdoing involving about ₦400 million alongside the document and account findings. Daily Post focuses more on the alleged forged documents and the 58 linked accounts. Across the coverage, the common thread is the committee’s claim that PFIPC’s purported official backing rests on challenged documents and that multiple financial accounts are connected to the matter under investigation.
