Adeniyi had been directed to appear before the lawmakers but was absent when the committee resumed its investigation. “The first leg of the investigation is conspiracy and forgery, which is what has taken the man into custody. The lawmaker said he made the letter public to prevent the impression that Adeniyi had deliberately ignored the committee’s summons. The chairman said, “The IG said the man is in custody because of a standing court order. The House committee is investigating how the disputed PFIPC allegedly secured office accommodation at the Federal Secretariat and received a ₦1.32 billion allocation in the 2026 Appropriation Act despite claims that it was never legally established as a government agency.