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A Nigerian organization claiming to be a government-led agency received nearly $1 million in the 2026 national budget despite lacking legal authorization. The so-called Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) operated from official government premises, employed civil servants, and met with top officials, but authorities later declared it was fabricated with a forged appointment letter. Investigations reveal possible collusion within the government to establish and fund the fake agency, raising concerns about systemic corruption and oversight failures. The director general, Prince Adeyemi Adeyomi, denies wrongdoing and is currently in hiding as authorities pursue charges of forgery and impersonation.
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