Kenneth Okonkwo, a prominent member of the African Democratic Congress, has criticized the National Assembly (NASS) for failing to interrogate key figures in the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) scandal, specifically Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila and Director General Adeniyi Adeyemi. He argues that concluding the investigation without hearing from these individuals constitutes a 'rape of justice.' Okonkwo expressed his concerns on social media, emphasizing that any findings against them without their testimonies would be invalid. He also dismissed the Inspector General of Police's claim that Adeyemi could not appear due to a court order, questioning why Gbajabiamila was not called to testify. Okonkwo's remarks highlight a perceived failure of the legislature to uphold its constitutional duties, urging Nigerians to take action in the 2027 elections to ensure accountability.
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