- A man identified as Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew has allegedly created a fake government agency, appointed himself Director-General, and secured a ₦1.303 billion allocation in the 2026 federal budget.
- He is also alleged to have operated from the Federal Secretariat, opened a CBN account, met with ministers and ambassadors, and represented Nigeria abroad.
- However, the claims remain unverified pending official confirmation from the authorities.
A Nigerian man, identified as Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew, has allegedly been accused of creating a fake government agency, appointing himself as its Director-General, and securing a ₦1.303 billion allocation in the 2026 federal budget.
According to claims circulating online, the suspect allegedly operated the purported agency from the Federal Secretariat in Abuja while presenting himself as a legitimate government official.
It was further alleged that he successfully opened an account with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), held meetings with ministers and foreign ambassadors, and even represented Nigeria at international engagements.
The allegations have sparked widespread reactions on social media, with many Nigerians questioning how such an operation could allegedly continue without detection if the claims are confirmed.
In other news,,,,Nigerian singer Victony has reflected on his journey in the music industry, revealing that rapper Falz gave him his first major opportunity without asking for payment.
Speaking during a recent interview, the singer credited Falz’s support as one of the defining moments in the early stages of his career.
Victony also opened up about his recovery following his life-changing accident, describing music as the source of strength that kept him going through one of the most difficult periods of his life.
According to the singer, there were moments when he nearly gave up on music, especially after his management team parted ways with him.
He further disclosed that his demanding career has affected the amount of time he spends with his family, who often complain that he is no longer as close to them as he used to be.
Despite the challenges, Victony said he is working towards finding a better balance between his career and family life.
In his words:
“Falz gave me my first opportunity in music, he did it for FREE, music was what kept me going during my recovery phase during my accident, there was times I felt like giving up on music after my management left & my family always complain that I’m no more close to them cuz of how busy I am with music but I’m working on that.”
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