Dalung insisted that Gbajabiamila is the prime suspect in the controversy, noting that anyone who overlooks his role is complicit in what he termed an embarrassing episode for Nigeria.
According to him, no credible investigation into the alleged activities of businessman Adeniyi at the Presidential Villa can succeed without first scrutinising the office of the President’s top aide.
“Anybody who is not looking at the Chief of Staff to the President as a prime suspect is complicit in the entire transaction and needs to be investigated,” Dalung said.
The ex-minister added that the Chief of Staff occupies a critical position within the Presidency, making it impossible for anyone to gain access to the Presidential Villa without the necessary authorisation.
Questioning how Adeniyi allegedly gained entry into the Villa, Dalung maintained that access to the seat of government is tightly regulated through a structured security protocol.
He argued that Gbajabiamila must account for whether the President was misled, whether critical information was deliberately withheld, or whether the situation resulted from what he described as “a personal and selfish agenda.”
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