Isaac Fayose, younger brother to former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, says the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, needs to be investigated over allegations of bribery.
In a video posted on X, Fayose questioned how it is possible for an individual to open a parastatal without the knowledge of the government.
He also frowned at the silence of the anti-graft agencies and security agencies over the issue.
Recall that ‘the Director-General of the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC’, Adeniyi Adeyemi, alleged that Gbajabiamila, received N400 million through a proxy and demanded an additional N200 million to secure his appointment.
The Presidency has, however, debunked the allegation, saying Gbajabiamila cannot write letters or give appointments.
Speaking in the video, Fayose said, “Our Chief of Staff, Gbajabiamila needs to be investigated.
“So, Nigeria has gone to the level where individual can open a parastatal and be collecting money on behalf of government with an office.
“Gbajabiamila, this is oozing from your corridor.
“This story has been in town for a while, that they just give you money and you create parastatal, and this one coming out, your reply is very watery. Is this a country?”
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