Prominent elders and leaders from Ogbomoso have strongly distanced themselves from Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew, the man at the center of the ongoing fake presidential agency scandal rocking the nation.
In a statement issued after an emergency meeting and co-signed by Chief Alao Adelabu Adeyinka and Prince Olatubosun Adeniyi, the community representatives described Adeyemi as a serial impostor with a long history of fraudulent activities, emphasizing that he holds no recognized royal title in the ancient town.
The elders, under the aegis of the Ogbomoso Integrity Forum, condemned his actions as a disgrace to the hardworking people of Ogbomoso and called on authorities to prosecute him to the fullest extent of the law.
This development comes amid growing national outrage over allegations that Adeyemi forged documents to pose as Director-General of the non-existent Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) and Presidential Economic Advisory Council.
According to police reports and a statement from the Presidency, Adeyemi allegedly operated from an office in Abuja’s Federal Secretariat for over a year, hosted diplomats, secured budget allocations worth billions of naira, and maintained dozens of fraudulent bank accounts.
He was arrested in October 2025 and faces multiple charges including forgery, impersonation, and conspiracy.
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