In a press conference addressing the nation's current state, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas, vehemently refuted the corruption allegations leveled against Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu, describing them as baseless.
Abbas called on security agencies to diligently investigate the allegations, emphasizing the potential harm to the nation's democracy. The accusations center around Gbajabiamila's alleged involvement in graft with suspended Minister Betta Edu. While urging citizens to avoid spreading fake news, Abbas stressed the importance of constructive criticism for holding government officials accountable.
He highlighted the dangers of unfettered social media, calling for swift investigations into the matter to ensure justice and prevent further character assassination. Abbas defended Gbajabiamila's reputation, citing his patriotism, integrity, and willingness to undergo investigations voluntarily.
The Speaker expressed concern over the damaging impact of unscrupulous attacks on individuals' reputations in the political landscape.
