Bwanika has confirmed receipt of the letter, saying he will present himself as required despite receiving the summons late. Bwanika acknowledged receipt of the summons on October 15th, 2017.
The whistle-blower indicated that Obore did not have the minimum 10 years of service, a requirement set by the Public Service Commission for one to be appointed a director and that he did not possess a Masters degree as required by the Public Service Commission.
