Reps panel summons Ribadu, Odumegwu-Ojukwu over phantom federal agency
Mr Ahmed told the lawmakers that the ministry never recognised or had any official dealings with the PFIPC, insisting that both the council and its alleged Director-General, Adeniyi Adeyemi, were unknown to the federal government.
Apart from the correspondence already submitted to the committee, Mr Ahmed said the ministry had no official records relating to the PFIPC and had never collaborated with either the council or its alleged Director-General in any official capacity.
Reacting to the revelations, Committee Chairman Mr Gagdi expressed concern that the Office of the National Security Adviser had confirmed as far back as November 2025 that the PFIPC was not a recognised government institution, yet questions remained over the actions taken afterwards.
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