Despite pleading not guilty to N13 billion fraud allegations on Monday, embattled former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki will still have to worry over a fresh probe believed to have been launched into his tenure by the Federal Government.

This time, it is all contractors who made supplies or rendered services to the Office of the National Security Adviser, ONSA, that have been asked, in a newspaper advert published on Monday, to appear before a Contracts Verification Committee.

Directors of the affected companies were requested to come forward with at least eight documents: certificate of incorporation, particulars of directors, tax clearance certificates from 2011 till date, letter of award of contract, invoice for supplies and services, evidence of payment so far/outstanding balance, personal income tax clearance certificates of the directors and any other documents to the contracts.

Though the period to be covered by this fresh probe was not expressly stated, it may stretch from 2011 to 2015 owing to the demand for the presentation of tax clearance certificates covering the period. This is as Dasuki was appointed NSA in June 2012 and left in July 2015.

The print advert, which was signed by the Principal General Staff Officer in the Office of the NSA, revealed that the committee will sit at the premises of the office from December 15 to 23, 2015.

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Dannyset:
Dasuki will curse the day he was appointed as NSA of this great Country!

obinnashady:
They wan turn this man to street begger.