The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has urged both the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate alleged payroll fraud amounting to N13 billion. This request arises amidst a dispute between the Osun State Government and the consulting firm Sally Tibbot Limited regarding an audit report on staff payroll discrepancies. The APC has emphasized that such a probe is essential to ascertain the involvement of all parties in the questionable financial activities. The APC's demand comes after allegations surfaced concerning the refusal of the Adeleke administration to act upon the findings of a staff audit conducted by Sally Tibbot Limited. During a press conference in Osogbo, APC spokesperson Mr. Kola Olabisi highlighted concerns about Governor Ademola Adeleke’s management of the situation, pointing out how troubling it is for audit results to be presented to Dr. Deji Adeleke, a close family member, rather than being addressed by the elected governor himself. The situation has raised eyebrows about potential nepotism and accountability within the state government. This investigation call not only reflects political tensions within Osun State but also indicates broader implications for governance and oversight in Nigeria. The APC's stance suggests an active engagement with issues of corruption and administrative integrity, pushing for transparency as Nigeria continues to grapple with financial and ethical challenges within its political framework.