Former Katsina State governor Ibrahim Shema, who was on Wednesday
September 14th declared wanted by the EFCC for avoiding invitation for
questioning over an alleged N74.6billion fraud carried out while he was
in office, has reportedly turned himself in to the anti-graft agency.
According to Premium Times, Ibrahim Shema's spokesperson, Oluwabusola
Olawale, revealed that the ex-governor arrived at the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commision headquarters around 9:30 a.m. today. He
turned himself in because “he is a law abiding citizen who has
absolutely nothing to fear. Mr. Shema “went to submit himself to the
EFCC even though the agency has not been fair to him in handling his
case.”

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