ICPC confirms questioning Gbajabiamila
The commission stated that it invited Mr Gbajabiamila to help establish how the organisation operated for about two years from within the Federal Secretariat in Abuja, despite not being established by any law or presidential proclamation.
The commission, which clarified that Mr Gbajabiamila was not arrested, stated that his appearance “was on the invitation of its investigators and consistent with its ongoing efforts to gather all relevant facts in the matter.
The ICPC statement came a day after Mr Gbajabiamila’s lawyer, Jiti Ogunye, announced on Monday the top presidential aide’s appearance before the commission’s investigators.
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