Onnoghen Accuses FG of Mutilating His Assets Declaration Forms - THISDAYLIVE via thisdaylive
The Chief Justice of Nigeria , Justice Walter Onnoghen, yesterday alleged that his Assets Declaration Form CCB1 submitted to the Code of Conduct Bureau has been tampered with by agents of the federal government.
According to him, the 2014 form has become loosed, part of it mutilated and has become blue in a way. Akpala in his evidence-in-chief, told the tribunal that the CCB on January 10 referred a petition written by the Anti-Corruption and Research Database Initiative to his team for investigation. Under cross-examination, the witness informed the tribunal that he did not know whether the CCB has a central registry and register where returned assets forms are deposited and registered.
Also, when the witness attempted to deny involvement of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in the CCB investigation, he was confronted by Awomolo with documents from Standard Chartered Bank addressed to the EFCC but tendered by the witness.
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