The U-Turn: Prince Adeyemi Admits No Face-to-Face Contact with Chief of Staff in Leaked VDM Recording
The multi-billion naira fraud case surrounding the fake "Presidential Foreign Investment Promotion Council" (PFIPC) has completely collapsed into a web of backtracking and legal panic. Prince Adeyemi Matthew, the self-styled Director General of the fraudulent council, has now completely recanted his previous explosive allegations linking the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, to the multi-billion naira racketeering scandal.
In a recorded phone interrogation leaked by social media investigator Martins Vincent Otse (VeryDarkMan), Adeyemi openly confessed that he has never met Femi Gbajabiamila in person. He revealed that any supposed communications, executive back-channels, or financial payouts passed entirely through a single intermediary—his late associate, Tanimola.
Crucially, when pressed by VeryDarkMan on whether he ever verified if the voice on the other end of the line actually belonged to the Chief of Staff, Adeyemi admitted he had zero concrete proof, effectively exposing the narrative as a sophisticated fabrication designed to pull high-ranking presidency officials into the mud.
Inside the 1.3 Billion Naira Budget Timeline
Adeyemi also attempted to distance himself from the fraudulent 1.3 billion naira budgetary allocation tucked into the national planning estimates for the phantom council. His defense relies heavily on an alibi tied to a separate criminal arrest:
- October 17, 2025: Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila detects the fraudulent council documentation, acts as the primary whistleblower, and formally reports Prince Adeyemi to the Nigerian Police Force for forgery and corporate impersonation.
- October 27 – November 19, 2025: Adeyemi is arrested and held in a secure police detention facility.
- The Alibi: Adeyemi claims that because he was locked behind bars during the precise weeks the national budget figures were compiled and finalized, he could not have physically authored or inserted the 1.3 billion naira line-item himself.
The public defense comes far too late. Gbajabiamila’s legal representative, Kemi Pinheiro (SAN), has completely rejected the fraudster's shifting narrative. Highlighting that the Chief of Staff's office has absolutely zero constitutional authority to issue executive appointment letters, Pinheiro announced a massive 10 billion naira defamation lawsuit against the parties involved.
Fact-Check: The Anatomy of an Impostor
Public records and security investigations reveal that Prince Adeyemi Matthew possesses a long history of deep-tier corporate identity theft and international impersonation schemes.
Alleged Title / Campaign: Fraudulent Claims vs. Verified Security Reality
| Alleged Title / Campaign | The Fraudulent Claim | Verified Security Reality |
|---|---|---|
| PFIPC Director General | Claimed the presidency signed off on a sovereign foreign investment mobilization desk. | Document signatures were completely forged; the presidency holds no record of the council's creation. |
| UN Special Envoy | Portrayed himself to international targets as an official representative of former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. | Completely falsified; explicitly flagged by security agencies as an international confidence trick. |
| World Youth Council | Paraded himself as the global president of the international youth body to extract corporate funding. | Fabricated title used as leverage to run high-level extortion plays. |
"You cannot make severe allegations against the highest offices in the land without a shred of direct evidence, hide behind a deceased friend as your only witness, and then run to social media to control the damage when a 10 billion naira lawsuit lands on your doorstep.
This is a classic case of a drowning man trying to drag the whistleblower down with him." — TVC Editorial Analysis
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