Magu through his lawyers has again written to the Chairman of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry probing him and the affairs of the commission.
In the letter dated August 20, the former EFCC boss requested for the copies of documents so far tendered against him by those who have appeared before the commission.
Magu asked that he be given the necessary documents by the commission to be able to defend himself in view of the weight of criminal allegations levelled against him and the anti-graft agency.
In July, the suspended EFCC boss had complained of not being officially given a copy of the allegations against him.
MAGU’s ordeals followed a memo by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation Abubakar Malami, who accused him of selling recovered looted assets to his associates.
