Femi Gbajabiamila, President Tinubu's Chief of Staff, has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi, demanding he retract allegations of corruption, abuse of office, fraud, and murder.

The cease-and-desist letter, issued by Gbajabiamila's legal team, accuses Adeyemi of fabricating claims against him, calling the allegations false, malicious, and lacking evidence.Adeyemi, who claims to head a non-existent federal agency, faces a potential N10 billion defamation suit and criminal proceedings.The dispute stems from Adeyemi's public accusations against Gbajabiamila, which the presidency has dismissed as part of a fake agency.Court documents reveal the federal government has filed charges against Adeyemi for forgery and impersonation, with Gbajabiamila set to testify.Adeyemi denies wrongdoing, insisting he was lawfully appointed and that the presidency is attempting to silence him.

The case highlights tensions between high-profile figures and the legal system, with Gbajabiamila seeking to protect his reputation while Adeyemi fights claims of misconduct.