A Wuse Zone 2 Magistrates' Court, Abuja, issued the warrant dated September 18 and marked by Akanni Olaide, the Chief District Judge II, Federal Capital Territory.
A representative of the board, Lucie-Ann Laha, made a duplicate of the warrant accessible to the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Thursday.
The board is blaming Nwaoboshi for false securing of property and theft of agreement entirety to the tune of N3.48 billion, among others.
The serving PDP representative, speaking to Delta North, is claimed to have unlawfully obtained houses, a home and an organization every single worth billions of naira, in Asaba, the Delta capital.
As indicated by the board, he likewise utilized stolen open assets to obtain a house in Apapa, Lagos, and another property in London that are yet to be distinguished.
Nwaoboshi is said to have submitted the affirmed offenses while filling in as a magistrate in Delta.
The board revealed that it propelled an examination concerning the case following a tip-off by a shriek blower.
It said the choice to look for the capture warrant took after the "refusal" of the administrator and "alternate proprietors" of the recognized property to respect its welcome.
At the point when NAN reached Nwaoboshi on telephone for response, a male voice addressed the call, saying the congressperson was never welcomed by the board.
"Advise the board to indicate you proof of the welcome they guarantee to have stretched out to the recognized representative.
"There must be something to demonstrate that they welcomed him and he declined to respect them," the beneficiary, who declined to recognize himself, said.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is additionally arraigning the official in a Federal High Court in Lagos for asserted N805 million misrepresentation.
- NAN
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