Magu: CCB summons suspended EFCC boss, demands documents of declared assets

THE Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) has summoned the suspended acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu.

Magu is expected to appear before the bureau on November 17 with documents of all his landed properties.

In a letter dated November 2 and signed by CCB’s Director of Intelligence, Investigation and Monitoring, the bureau directed Magu to produce acknowledgement slips of all the asset declarations he made since he joined public service with all documents of certified true copies.

The other documents the suspended EFCC boss was ordered to make available to the bureau, including copies of his appointment letter, acceptance, records of service and pay slips from January to May 2020, and documents pertaining to both his developed and undeveloped landed properties.

This comes about four months after Magu was suspended from office over the probe of the activities of the anti-graft agency under his watch.

The probe of the activities of the anti-graft agency under the suspended EFCC czar, Magu, was done by a panel led by Justice(retd.) Ayo Salami.

The panel was set up by President Buhari and given 45days to submit its report.

Though the panel asked for the extension of the 45 days given to it to round off its probe, the panel has completed its probe.

The findings of the panel, however, have not been made public.