A United States-based policy and government affairs firm, Von Batten-Montague York, has raised fresh concerns over allegations linked to the controversial Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC), warning that the matter could attract the attention of top American authorities and lawmakers.
The firm disclosed that it had already briefed senior figures within U.S. President Donald Trump’s political circle on claims made by Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew, the man who has repeatedly insisted that he was appointed to head the PFIPC before the Nigerian Presidency later distanced itself from both the agency and his alleged appointment.
According to the firm, plans are also underway to engage members of the United States Congress on the allegations, which centre on claims of financial misconduct involving funds connected to projects supported by the World Bank.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Dr. Von Batten said he had personally spoken with Adeyemi and found his account convincing enough to
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