Self-styled Director-General of fictitious Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC, Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Mathew, has alleged that there’s a plan to kill him in an open letter to President Bola Tinubu.
Adeyemi emerged from obscurity after Presidency disowned PFIPC, accused him of running a fake agency while in turn, he alleged the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila of N600m bribe.
The revelation that N1.3bn was allocated to the fictitious presidential Council in 2026 appropriation budget also appalled the public.
Adeyemi who is scheduled for arraignment today by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, in the letter to Tinubu dated July 13, 2026, hinted that he may not attend the court proceedings.
In it, he also called on the President to set up an independent body made up of private organisations to investigate the matter saying, “Under the current framework, obtaining a truly impartial hearing presents severe structural challenges.
“The public narrative emanating from official channels remains heavily weighted toward my immediate arrest, effectively overshadowing the gravity of the systemic vulnerabilities and high-level involvement I have brought to light.
“True accountability cannot be achieved when the agency conducting the investigation answers directly to the branch of government within which the core allegations lie.”
On his claim that there is an assassination plot against him: “I must state clearly that walking freely into custody under the current arrangement poses an immediate, existential threat to my life.
“I have received verified, highly reliable intelligence indicating that I am targeted for elimination the moment I surface in an unmonitored environment.”
He added that he has a valid reason to believe that there’s plot to kill him citing the mysterious circumstances surrounding the reported death of Dolapo Tanimola, whom he described as “a central intermediary in this matter.”
His words: “My concerns are deeply validated by the highly alarming events surrounding Mr Dolapo Babatunde Tanimola, a central intermediary in this matter.
“Official reports claim Tanimola tragically died in a sudden fire incident at Kachi Hotel in Utako, Abuja.
“Yet, there remains a total absence of independent eyewitness or media verification of any such inferno. More disturbingly, under highly unclear circumstances and without the official involvement of any federal capital regulatory agency, the entire Kachi Hotel structure was swiftly invaded by unidentified armed actors and manually demolished down to the rubble days later, effectively erasing a vital physical crime scene and erasing material evidence.”
