@Emily_Sundberg No, it won’t, because “AI detection tools” are the leading way to sell AI bullshit generators by leveraging fear of AI-generated bullshit.
It will be able to SAY it is doing that while being loudly wrong, which is a very good reason to avoid using Substack.
Lmaoo, @Chude asked about what @PeterObi would do about the issue of security, Peter Obi using Oriire School kidnapping said if he was in charge, he would move to Ibadan permanently as the President🤣🤣🤣
If I were Chude, I would have asked him that how would he have divided himself into 5 and moved to Niger, Borno and other places that had security challenges around the same period since his physical presence was what would show capacity?
Obi is truly a content creator!
If this watery argument holds up then it means that:
- There's an accomplice(s) in CBN who facilitated the opening of an agency account and bypassing regulatory procedure.
- There's an accomplice(s) in the Accountant General's office.
- there are accomplices within the National Assembly who manipulated the budget.
- There are accomplices within the Presidency who helped him forge the letter.
What this ultimately means is that this was a government wide scam, the president has no men of integrity around him and he is unable to check the level of corruption in his government.
Thank you for highlighting the president's incompetence
@KingArthurOG@tmacbond .....say there is someone in the Presidency, high up, who replied to that request for verification from the CBN. And that is the person who gave the dude legitimacy.
- Office space in the Federal Secretariat
-Got funded from the budget
- Opened an account with the CBN
But it's a scam and there was no executive approval
Lmaaaoooooooooooooooooooo, CSO ẹ kai nau, ẹ stop ṣe bẹ Sah
One very obvious red flag is when someone who's supposedly coming out to tell the “truth” of an ordeal is doing so with so much rhetoric. Drop your arguments and get out. What is this crappy release? Who approved this?
STATEHOUSE STATEMENT
Re: The Matter of Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew and the fictitious Presidential Economic Advisory Council
We are aware of the public interest in the matter of a man called Adeyemi Adeniyi Matthew, who has been parading himself as the director-general of a fictitious Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council cum Presidential Economic Advisory Council.
The office of the Chief of Staff to the President first blew the whistle on the existence of the illegal agency, following complaints from officials of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Council that another government agency appeared to be functioning at cross-purposes with it.
The Chief of Staff, on October 17, in a letter, asked the DSS and the Police to probe the activities of ‘fraudsters and imposters’ forging appointment letters purportedly from his office.
“The attention of this office has been drawn to the activities of certain individuals and groups engaged in the forgery of official appointment letters purportedly issued from my office. The fake documents, bearing falsified signatures, reference/folio numbers, and seals, have been used to claim leadership appointments to non-existent entities, with particular reference to the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council.
“The aforementioned entity under the leadership of one Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew as Director-General is said to have an office at the Federal Secretariat Complex Phase 111, 2nd Floor. Also, they have been parading themselves as a legitimate government agency, hosting meetings with both foreigners and Nigerian citizens, and even going so far as to request a note verbale from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United States of America to facilitate visas for some of their staff.
“The above development not only constitutes a serious criminal act but also undermines the integrity of the presidency and the credibility of official government communication.
“I therefore urge you to initiate a thorough investigation to identify and apprehend those involved and also to uncover the network facilitating the forgery,” the Chief of Staff wrote in his petition to the security agencies.
The letter to the security agencies was accompanied by a copy of the forged appointment letter, a copy of the request for a note verbal to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and pictures of engagements obtained from the illegal agency's website.
Around the time the Chief of Staff lodged the complaint with the security agencies, the existence of the fake agency had raised concerns within the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
In a letter on October 15, 2025, the Foreign Affairs Ministry wrote to the office of the National Security Adviser and the Chief of Staff to the President, requesting clarification on the status of Adeyemi’s agency. The letter, which Ambassador Anderson Madubuike signed, followed Adeyemi’s October 10 meeting with ambassadors at the Wells Carlton Hotel and Apartments in Asokoro, without recourse to the ministry.
“This act contravenes extant rules and regulations guiding diplomatic practices globally,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in its letter.
On October 20, the Office of the National Security Adviser wrote to the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, on the request of the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
On 29 October, the OSGF wrote to the Chief of Staff requesting clarification. “This has become expedient owing to several requests from governmental and non-governmental bodies seeking to ascertain the status of the appointment under consideration”
Two days earlier, the Chief of Staff sent his own clear rebuttal to the Foreign Affairs Ministry, stating that he had never issued an appointment letter to Adeyemi as director general of the fake presidential foreign investment promotion council.
of my existence, the change in place and time, made the presence of my faculties indispensable. My habit, which was sedentary and not matutinal, had slipped away, and all my faculties came rushing in to replace it…”
(In the Shadow of Girls in Blossom, trans. @avecsesdoigts)
of my existence, the change in place and time, made the presence of my faculties indispensable. My habit, which was sedentary and not matutinal, had slipped away, and all my faculties came rushing in to replace it…”
(In the Shadow of Girls in Blossom, trans. @avecsesdoigts)