Adeniyi Adeyemi, the self-styled director-general of the presidential foreign intervention promotion council (PFIPC), has denied allegations that he is a fraudster, saying the court should determine the controversy surrounding the disputed agency.
Speaking on Thursday during an appearance on Politics Today, a Channels Television programme, Adeyemi said he is not a con artiste, contrary to how the presidency has portrayed him.
“I’m not a con artiste. Let the court decide on the matter,” he said.
The presidency had accused Adeyemi of forging documents, including an appointment letter, to present himself as the head of a non-existent government agency.
Questioning the presidency’s position, Adeyemi said he could not have operated openly if the agency was entirely fictitious.
“Let’s assume the agency does not exist. Would I have the temerity to be going all over the country meeting the heads of agencies and departments if they
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