Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria & Nigeria — African Democratic Congress

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria is implicated in the scandal as the alleged fake agency, Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, reportedly opened multiple accounts with it. The Nigeria — African Democratic Congress demands questioning of its officials.

Nigeria — African Democratic Congress: The Nigeria — African Democratic Congress is the primary accuser in this event, demanding the removal and investigation of Femi Gbajabiamila and other government officials involved in the alleged corruption.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The CBN's Household Expectations Survey provides data used to criticize the government. The central bank's credibility is indirectly affected as its own data is used against the administration.

Nigeria — African Democratic Congress: The ADC gains visibility through Atiku's statements, potentially boosting its political profile. However, its market impact is minimal.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: Confirmed opening dormant accounts for the fake agency on directive from the Accountant-General's office, raising questions about internal controls.

Nigeria — African Democratic Congress: Dismissed the ICPC report as inadequate, accusing the government of damage control.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: The CBN was mentioned as the bank where the PFIPC allegedly attempted to open an account; the scandal highlights potential lapses in banking oversight.

Nigeria — African Democratic Congress: The ADC rejected the ICPC probe and called for an independent judicial panel, positioning itself as a critic of the government's handling.

Nigeria — Central Bank of Nigeria: Supplying sensitive electoral materials, a logistical role.

Nigeria — African Democratic Congress: Peter Obi's party. It has no candidate in the election but its statements could influence voters.