PFIPC Controversy: SDP Urges Gbajabiamila to Step Aside, Criticizes Tinubu's Response

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The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has called on the President's Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, to step aside following allegations linked to the PFIPC controversy, arguing that the move would allow for an independent and transparent investigation.

The party also criticized President Bola Tinubu's handling of the matter, urging the Federal Government to ensure accountability and uphold public confidence in governance.

In a statement, the SDP said public officials facing serious allegations should cooperate fully with investigative processes and avoid actions that could undermine public trust.

The party maintained that transparent investigations are essential to strengthening democratic institutions and promoting accountability.

The SDP emphasized that all allegations should be thoroughly investigated through lawful and established procedures, while respecting the rights of everyone involved.

The party said any findings should be based on credible evidence and handled in accordance with the rule of law.

At the time of reporting, there was no official response from the Presidency or Gbajabiamila regarding the SDP's latest remarks.

The controversy continues to generate public and political interest, with observers awaiting further developments and any official statements from relevant authorities.