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EFCC formally invites Femi Fani-Kayode (see the invitation letter)

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, wrote a letter of invitation to former PDP Presidential campaign organization Spokesperson, Femi Fani-Kayode, this morning, asking him to report to their Abuja office on the morning of May 9th for a discussion. 
The letter was dated today 6th May 2016 and it was signed by one Mr. Mohammed Umar Abba on behalf of the Acting Chairman, Mr. Ibrahim Magu. See the letter after the cut..
The letter of invitation was delivered to Fani-Kayode's Abuja home and he has responded promptly through his lawyers by assuring the EFCC that he would make himself available on Monday morning to assist in their investigations.

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