Assets: Conduct Bureau Summons Magu For Questioning Nov 17
By Taiye Lawal
The suspended Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu has been summoned to appear before the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB, on November 17, with documents of all his landed properties.
The CCB, in a letter that was signed by its Director of Intelligence, Investigation & Monitoring, Gwimi S. P, equally directed Magu to produce acknowledgement slips of all the asset declarations he made since he joined public service.
It stressed that all the requested documents must be the Certified True Copies, CTC.
Other documents the ousted EFCC boss was ordered to make available to the Bureau, included copies of his Appointment Letter, Acceptance, Records of Service and Pay Slips from January to May, 2020.
The CCB, in the invitation letter dated November 2, stressed that Magu should provide documents pertaining to both his developed and undeveloped landed properties.
The Bureau said it has launched investigation into a case of alleged breach of the Code of Conduct for Public Officers, brought against Magu.
The letter, read: “The Bureau is investigating a case of alleged breach of Code of Conduct for Public Officer against Mr. Ibrahim Mustapha Magu, the former Acting Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
“In view of the foregoing, you are invited for an interview scheduled an follows: Date: Tuesday 17 November, 2020. Times 11am Prompt. “Venue: CCB Interview Room, 5 Floor, Annex 3, Federal Secretariat Complex, Shehu Shagari Way, Maitama Abuja.
“You are expected to come along with the Certified True Copies (CTC) of the following: “Acknowledgement slips of all your Assets Declaration to Code of Conduct Bureau since you joined public service.
“Copies of your Appointment Letter, Acceptance, Records of Service and Pay Slips from January to May, 2020 “All documents of your landed properties, both developed and undeveloped.
“The invitation is made pursuant to the mandate and power of the Bureau as enshrined in the 3 Schedule, Part 1, Paragraph 3 (e) to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended; Section 137 (a) and (b) and 138 (a) and (b) of Penal Code Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 and Section 104 of evidence Act 2011. “Treat as urgent please”.
