Former Minister Solomon Dalung has accused President Bola Tinubu, Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila, and other senior officials of being involved in the PFIPC scandal, demanding investigations into their roles.

Dalung claims the scandal, which involves alleged mismanagement and embarrassment for Nigeria, requires scrutiny of the President's top aides, including the SGF, NSA, DSS Director-General, EFCC Chairman, and CBN Governor.He argues that the Chief of Staff is the prime suspect, as they control access to the Presidential Villa and could have misled the President.Dalung emphasizes that transparency is crucial to protect Nigeria's image, warning against attempts to shield officials.The controversy is linked to businessman Adeniyi's alleged entry into the Villa, which Dalung says requires strict security protocols.He compares the situation to the Betta Edu scandal, highlighting systemic issues within the Chief of Staff's office.

Dalung urges the government to investigate how these individuals gained access to the Villa rather than focusing solely on arrests, stressing that addressing the root cause is essential to prevent further scandals.