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PFIPC Probe: : I’m Ready to Submit All Documents to DSS, Police — Adeyemi
Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi of the controversial Presidential
Foreign Investment Promotion Council, PFIPC, has said he is ready to submit
himself and all documents in his possession to the Department of State Services
or the Nigeria Police Force to aid investigations into the controversy
surrounding the agency.
Adeyemi made the declaration during a chat with social media
activist, Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan.
Recall that the Presidency has maintained that the PFIPC
never existed, a position communicated by the President’s Chief of Staff, Femi
Gbajabiamila.
Reacting to the controversy, Adeyemi said he was willing to
cooperate fully with security agencies to establish the facts.
He said he would soon report to the DSS or the police with
all documents in his possession for verification.
According to him, the documents should be authenticated to
enable investigators unravel how the agency emerged and who was responsible.
“I’m willing and ready to help security agencies or panel
set up by Mr President to unravel the truth. In fact, any moment from now, I
will go to DSS or police to submit all the document I have to help them
investigate and look into this matter.
“You will see any moment from now I will go. I’ll go to any DSS to submit my document, all
I have. They should authenticate it. They should verify it. Then they should
unravel the truth,” he said.
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