A leaked central bank letter on suspected irregular trading of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) government bonds could derail investigations into the matter amid fears the suspects may have moved to destroy some key evidence.
Investigators at the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) admit delays in confiscating communication gadgets such as mobile phones, computers and laptops from the suspects to retrieve e-mails, texts and WhatsApp messages sent ahead of the irregular trading in the NSSF bonds.
