Nigerian content creator and blogger, MC Izzy, has called on Prince Adeniyi Adeyemi to apologise to the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, over allegations made against the presidential aide, saying he believes the claims have not been substantiated.
In a video posted on his social media platforms, MC Izzy said his comments were informed by recent developments surrounding the matter, including the involvement of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC).
According to the blogger, Gbajabiamila honoured an invitation from the anti-graft agency, responded to questions from investigators and returned to his official duties.
MC Izzy also referred to media reports concerning legal proceedings involving Adeyemi but did not provide further details.
The blogger said individuals making allegations against public officials should be prepared to support their claims with credible evidence.
He urged Nigerians to assess issues objectively and avoid reaching conclusions before investigations are concluded.
“We should not allow hatred for an individual to stop us from standing by the truth,” he said.
MC Izzy said that, based on his assessment of publicly available information, Adeyemi should apologise to Gbajabiamila if he is unable to substantiate his claims.
“I don’t know Gbajabiamila personally, but after weighing both sides of the story, I believe the truth must be told,” he added.
He further urged members of the public to allow the relevant authorities to conclude their work and avoid speculation while the matter remains under review.
The allegations involving Gbajabiamila have attracted public attention and are being reviewed by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). Gbajabiamila has denied any wrongdoing and has described the allegations against him as false.
The ICPC has not announced the outcome of its review, and no court has made any finding establishing liability in relation to the allegations. Accordingly, the claims remain unproven
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