Abdullahi further advised Gbajabiamila to voluntarily step aside and take leave while an independent panel investigates the matter. He argued that if the Chief of Staff truly has no involvement, he should not fear scrutiny. “If I were Gbajabiamila, I would offer to go on leave so that my name can be cleared beyond all doubts,” he said. He questioned why the Chief of Staff remains in office amid swirling allegations, adding that no amount of money is worth one’s reputation.
The ADC spokesperson’s comments highlight growing public concern over transparency and accountability in Nigeria’s highest offices. As investigations continue, the pressure mounts on the government to deliver justice and restore trust in its institutions. The outcome of this probe will likely shape perceptions of Tinubu’s leadership both domestically and internationally.
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