After Mr Nnaji ignored multiple invitations to be questioned, the agency secured an arrest warrant against him. The organisation expressed alarm that a public official who has left office could remain active on the government payroll for several months. “Beyond the individual involved, this raises questions about the accountability of officials responsible for maintaining and supervising government payroll records.” Furthermore, the group is calling for additional charges against the former minister, including potential salary fraud, unlawful enrichment, and payroll manipulation. Prior findingsThese allegations follow reports from June, when Peoples Gazette reported that IPPIS records showed Mr Nnawas still receiving ₦1.1 million in monthly salaries.