Ladidi Mohammed, head of asset recovery and management unit, ministry of justice, is currently being grilled by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over allegations of fraud.
Ladidi, a top aide to Abubakar Malami, attorney-general and minister of justice, was initially detained for a number of days by the EFCC and grilled over allegations of fraudulent sale of recovered assets worth billions.
She was granted administrative bail with strident bail conditions which she could not meet until Thursday.
However according to reports, Ladidi is back at the commission for further questioning.
She reportedly told EFCC that she acted under ministerial instructions in disposing of some assets which were forfeited to the federal government by persons undergoing corruption trials.
But she was unable to produce any documented evidence to back her claims.
she said the instructions were given to her verbally.
The anti-graft commission is investigating dubious transactions involving Nigerian assets that Ladidi is accused of selling off under suspicious circumstances.
Malami had reportedly secretly granted a company and its attorneys a multibillion-naira assets recovery contract.
