The anti-graft agency made this announcement in a statement signed by its spokesperson, RASHEEDAT OKODUWA.
OBONO-OBLA is wanted by the ICPC due to his repeated failure to appear before it to answer questions bordering on allegations of fraud and corruption.
The former presidential aide according to ICPC is facing series of allegations leveled against him by members of the public on his role as head of the government panel on asset recovery.
ICPC said after they have conducted series of investigations on the allegations with preliminary findings showing that some provisions of the Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000 and extant laws of Nigeria had been allegedly violated by OBONO-OBLA.
