Buhari Media Office Denies Former President's Involvement in PFIPC Controversy: MSMN News
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The Buhari Media Office has firmly rejected claims that former President Muhammadu Buhari is connected to the ongoing controversy involving the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Committee.
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The Buhari Media Office (BMO) has issued a statement refuting allegations that former President Muhammadu Buhari is involved in the Controversy surrounding the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Committee (PFIPC) and the Presidential Economic Advisory Council (PEAC).
In recent days, various reports have surfaced linking Buhari to the alleged misconduct associated with these organizations. However, the BMO has labeled these claims as unfounded and misleading. The office emphasized that there is no evidence to support the notion that Buhari played any role in the issues raised by critics.
The statement from the BMO comes in response to a growing narrative that suggests Buhari's administration may have had a hand in the controversies surrounding the PFIPC and PEAC. These bodies have faced scrutiny regarding their operations and alleged mismanagement. The BMO clarified that Buhari, who left office earlier this year, is not connected to any of the ongoing discussions or investigations related to these entities.
Buhari's tenure, which lasted from 2015 to 2023, was marked by various challenges, including economic issues and security concerns. However, the BMO's recent statement aims to distance the former president from any allegations that have emerged since his departure from office.
In its defense, the BMO reiterated that the former president's focus was on governance and the welfare of Nigerians during his time in office. Any suggestions of wrongdoing or involvement in the PFIPC and PEAC controversies are, according to the BMO, attempts to tarnish Buhari's reputation.
As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how the public and political analysts will react to the BMO's statement. For now, the former president's office stands firm in its position, asserting that Buhari is not implicated in the ongoing controversies surrounding the PFIPC and PEAC.
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Reporting by MSMN News, based on publicly available source material.
Source: ThisDay Nigeria
Reference link: https://www.thisdaylive.com/2026/07/27/buhari-not-connected-to-alleged-pfipc-peac-controversy-bmo-declares-position/
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