The article critiques President Tinubu's administration for its lack of accountability, highlighting the emergence of a 'fake' agency with no legal basis.It discusses how ministers abuse power with impunity, protected by their loyalty to the president.The fake agency, PFIPC, had a budget, staff, and access to key government officials, yet the government denied its existence.The ICPC is investigating, but critics argue the process lacks transparency.The piece also addresses conflicts of interest, with Tinubu's family and allies profiting from public projects.The author calls for stronger accountability mechanisms, comparing Nigeria's governance to more transparent systems in the West.The article warns that Tinubu's amoral leadership fosters corruption and undermines public trust.