Ibrahim Magu is to appear before the Code of Conduct Bureau CCB on Tuesday the 17th of November 2020 over alleged corruption involving breach of code of conduct for public offers.
The invitation contained in a letter dated November 2, 2020 demands that Mr. Magu honours the invitation with copies of his asset declarations since he joined the public service.
The former acting EFCC boss was also asked to bring along copies of appointment letters and records of service from January to May 2020, as well as all documents of landed properties both developed and undeveloped.
It would be recalled that Magu was suspended from office in July 2017 over allegations of fraud including the diversion of recovered funds and seized assets.
His suspension follows an all too familiar trend of top bosses of the Nigerian anti-graft agency facing the axe in very questionable ways for allegedly questionable behaviour.
See a copy of the letter obtained The Heritage Times below: