The House of Representatives committee investigating the activities of the Public-Private Infrastructure and Financing Commission (PFIPC) has uncovered 12 additional agencies it described as allegedly fake, as well as 58 bank accounts reportedly linked to the Commission’s Director-General, Adeniyi Adeyemi.
The latest findings emerged during the committee’s ongoing investigation into the activities and operations of the commission, with lawmakers raising fresh concerns over alleged financial and administrative irregularities.
The committee also accused Adeyemi of being connected to the alleged widespread forgery of government documents, describing the revelations as serious institutional concerns that require further investigation.
Following the discoveries, the lawmakers called for the prosecution of the PFIPC Director-General, subject to the conclusion of investigations by relevant security and anti-corruption agencies.
The committee said the findings from its investigation would be transmitted to the appropriate authorities for necessary action.
The latest development adds to the growing scrutiny surrounding the PFIPC and its leadership as the House committee continues to examine the commission’s activities and alleged irregularities.