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Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by openmine(m): 1:21pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
himkers:park well jare so they dont see ur face... i dare u to show ur face... u r working in Gtbank yet advertising for first bank... dats called political prostitution at its peak now run along and get down 2 work...ur employers need u now |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Specialist900(m): 1:27pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
dammytosh:47 billion dollars per year isn't child's play. Dollars made the sum look small. I prefer it in naira 6trillion naira yearly? Even the devil cannot steal such in a year |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Ziggymonn: 1:27pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
Soludo is bitter and disappointed that INEC conducted free and fair election in Anambra state under GEJ. He spent all the money he collected from bank executives in political ambition that fail.Sorry BABA was no longer there to impose you on the people of anambra and rigged the election as he did for his boys in the S/west. Now that you are fighting corruption, how much did you collect from Mrs Cecilia Ibru ,Erastus Akigbola and others that made you turn your eyes to the other side when they looted peoples money in the bank under your watch. In other clime people like you should be a shame Prof. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by openmine(m): 1:31pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
Ziggymonn:May God bless you...i was waiting for someone to point out d bolded... its as if soludo is now a saint... most nigerians r poor historians.. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by dammytosh: 1:33pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
Specialist900: Then Devil is a learner where Jonathan's Team are. Did you hear of the 50Billion Dollar @160 it is 8,000,000,000,000 naira (8 trillion naira) 1 Dollar is now 200 + dnt forget. missing declared by Sanusi then ? They came out and said it is 20Billion Dollars and it will be investigated. 20Billion at 160 is 3,200,000,000,000 (3.2Trillion) Without sentiment. why should the 2 former CBN Governors who understand the Economy come out to say such ? Before you go sentimental. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-17823959 $6 Billion Fuel Subsidy Scam source BBC (April 2012) http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/05/13/us-nigeria-subsidy-graft-idUSBRE84C08N20120513 $6.8 subsidy scam reuters. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by nelsonoba: 1:38pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
MadCow1: Dear Madcow, sorry to inform you that the NNPC money in question/dispute is $10billion and not $20billion as still claimed by confused APC propagandists. The confused Mallam Sanusi initially claimed $48.9billion was missing, and then it changed to $20billion, and then again to $10billion, and later on when the same Sanusi was confronted on why the figures kept changing, he said he is not sure how much is missing but he thinks some money is missing or unaccounted for. Now, that $10billion is what PWC has just submitted a forensic report on a few days ago, and you may want to wait for it to be made public so you can satisfy your curiosity. It just goes to show that Madcow is not current/up-to-date, else you would not still be stuck on the old spot of $20billion even when Sanusi the accuser had moved over to $10billion and then to "I dont know exactly how much is missing but i know some money is missing or unaccounted for" |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Specialist900(m): 1:40pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
dammytosh:the possibility for soludo who has been out of government for a while to get accurate figures is minimal. So I still doubt it The timing with which this was brought up, i also have issues with. As regards sanusi, since he played with so many figures at the time made the whole stuff shady. More so, the 20 billion wasn't said to have been missing in 1 year That money is huge, we must say |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by dammytosh: 1:57pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
Specialist900: I sentimentally assume it is huge like you did but Soludo says lets have a forum to discuss it and they have not given him any. We will keep adding Election sentiment, religious sentiment, tribal sentiment until Nigeria go to ruins. The way i see Soludo's case is like my enemy's friend coming to tell me my Enemy wants to kill me and i say that since he betrayed his friend, he must be lieing. I will rather take caution, step back and examine the situation as a whole instead of throwing it out. And for the propaganda saying Soludo want to be relevant. Soludo is a Professor not a rif raf who made it through Politics. He does n ot need any appointment and will likely not come back self. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Specialist900(m): 2:13pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
dammytosh:him asking for a forum to debate isn't totally wrong but there are times also when accusations are thrown and arguing it only gives it relevance. Just like someone saying come and argue that nigeria is bigger than Africa |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by 100Cents: 2:47pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
To some people, Former World Bank president has no integrity, but former military leader without certificate has integrity. Lying general... |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Nobody: 3:01pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
agabusta:Soludo isn't still at CBN.how or where did he get his facts? Sanusi is the guy who should say such things. Besides common sense which some posts here on naira land suggests isn't that common would show that such amount of funds can't be stolen,mismanaged or even be unaccounted for without having an aggrandizing negative effect on the country in question.or at least draw concerns of the imf-or does Jonathan control that too? We shouldn't call lightly to question the integrity of a woman who gave up an executive post at world bank without accepting basic salary to save Nigeria from the mess it was in before obj recruited her. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by agabusta: 3:27pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
eduj: The highlighted part of your statement is insulting to the Nigerian people to say the least. We have so many equally qualified and even more qualified people than her. She is not doing us any favour! She is earning her pay and earning well. We have a right to criticise her and demand accountability. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by micrep3030(m): 3:35pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
My respect for soludo has lost totally he only want more money u think I want to contest again |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Nobody: 3:59pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
agabusta:An audit would be reviewed by the house soon.wait for its result before throwing ur stones. In your earlier post you outrightly condemned her based on circumstantial evidence I only said you shouldn't question ones integrity lightly |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by agabusta: 4:18pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
eduj: Which earlier statement are you talking about?? Which condemnation are you talking about? I didnt talk about her, I didnt even mention her. I only restated what Soludo said in one line, so that those misquoting him can be informed. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Nobody: 5:05pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
agabusta:Sorri I mistook ur post with that of another. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by jomoh: 7:36pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
Specialist900: Your comment justify my claim to leave the economy to the economist. First let me ask. Have you read the soludo's article? If you've read it then you'll know that this is not a case of corruption but a clear case of competency. Soludo never accused NOI of being corrupt but for being the finance minister in a leaking and corrupt govt without being able to do anything to prevent it. This is a case of competency not corruption. According to Ribadu argument it's lik saying "I squandered 50mil naira when I haven't earned/saved 100 thousand in the time frame" Secondly what is this trash I hear/read people writing that Nigeria has not earned up to N30tr? In four years? Are you people for real? Are you really using our budget as a yard stick? Ok! Assuming you want to use federal budget. let me ask this question. Have you factored in the monthly statutory allocation to all 36 states in five years? Check this out. http://www.frontiersnews.com/index.php/business/37-business/2696-federation-account-2012-the-richest-and-poorest-state-beneficiaries-in-nigeria What you have there is only one year. Now multiply the total by 5years. What soludo is even talking about does not have anything to do with the budget. Instead they are money that refused to enter the federation account under the watchful act of NOI. Check this senario: You have a firm that is into diff sectors Agric, services, banking. Your income is like this: Agric. N2m Services. N4m Banking. N6m Total. N12m Statutory deductions: 4 wifes collected. N400k each = N1.6m (Oil producing states) 32 children collected N200k each=N6.4m (Other states) Remaining (for federal govt to budget on) =N4m Total. N12m Assuming that an expert in the type of firm you own now told you that instead of the figures you have above, you were supposed to have something like this. Your income is supposed to be like this: Agric. N12m Services. N6m Banking. N8m Total. N26m That villagers has been stealing your farm produce to the tune of N10m (oil bunkering) That your clients has been short paying you to the tune of N2m (tax, import duties etc) That your bankers has been short changing you in your transactions. All this under the watchful eyes of your manager. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by Specialist900(m): 8:14pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
jomoh:I must appreciate the time to took to explain this. I read soludo articles, and the reply from the ministry of finance. My issue is how did he get the figures he brandished. Becos the reply from the ministry says his statistics are wrong. Well let's leave it for the economist. That money still plenty to steal sha |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by nelsonoba: 9:33pm On Feb 05, 2015 |
jomoh: I have gone through all information in your link and the data that was released for 2012 disbursements. Let me pick out a few points which you need to acknowledge to know that Nigeria could not have earned the kind of money Soludo is talking about, cos those figures exist only in the confines of his head; 1) Those figures/statistics said the government disbursed a total of N8trillion in 2012, but you seem to forget that 2012 was about the best year Nigeria has ever had in terms of oil revenue since independence. In 2012, the average price of crude oil was around $113 per barrel and there was a period in that year when oil peaked at about $134 pee barrel - compare that to other years when oil was mostly under $100 a barrel and you will see one reason why the government was able to disburse up to N8trillion in 2012. Today, oil is less than $50 per barrel, and it has been less than $100 per barrel for most of Jonathan's administration, so YOU CANNOT CLAIM THAT "YOUR STATISTICS FOR 2012 CAN EASILY BE USED AS A YARDSTICK FOR MEASURING OTHER YEARS". 2012 in which the government earned enough to have been able to disburse N8trillion was just an exceptionally good year for Nigeria, which was not comparable to other years. Why dont you show us statistics for other years to prove that 2012 is comparable? 2) Most of Nigeria's revenue comes from oil, and we can do a little calculation here to have an idea of how much Nigeria could potentially earn from oil: Note: The royalties and taxes combined that the government collects from each barrel of oil produced in Nigeria roughly an average of 40% - 60% (It varies depending on several factors), but let's work with 50% for this calculation Nigeria's average daily output for the past 5years is around 2.5million barrels per day. Let's assume an average oil price of $100 per barrel over the past 5years On a daily basis the government eared 2.5million barrels x $100 x 50% (royalty & taxes from each barrel) = $125million in one month, the amount is $125million x 30days = $3.75billion in one year, the amount is $3.75billion x 12months = $45billion That means in a very good year when oil trades at $100 per barrel and there is not much shortage of production capacity as a result of sabotage or pipeline vandalism, Nigeria would earn about $45billion only from oil, and at the average naira exchange over the past 5years which was about N150 to a dollar before the recent crash, that would have amounted to just about N6.75trillion It is on record that the federal government earns about 85% of its total revenue from oil, so that means we can safely assume that this N6.75trillion represents 85% of the total money earned by the federal government in a very good year when oil price is very high unlike the current situation where it has crashed Going by the above, you can clearly see that in a very good year when oil price is so high such as we had in 2012 where average oil price was about $113 per barrel, Nigeria could barely manage to earn up to N9trillion if other non-oil sectors of the economy also performed so well, but 2012 was just an EXCEPTION because we've not had it so good since then. If going by Soludo's assertion that N8.6trillion (that is $57.3billion based on N150 to a dollar average for last 5years) had been stolen on an annual basis since the past 5years, it means that the money stolen, mismanaged or misappropriated annually is far more than the total amount the government earns from oil on a yearly basis. Maybe now you can see why it's obvious that Soludo's senses have since departed him....and he doesn't know so, cos he still thinks he is normal! |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by rotimilax(m): 1:36am On Feb 06, 2015 |
otijah:Silly ignorant Nigerian. Where was ur silly ass at when Lamido cried out about the missing $20billion?Get ur facts right before u come display ur ignorance on nairaland. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by olami234lekan(m): 8:06am On Feb 06, 2015 |
nelsonoba: Nigeria is producing at least and I mean all least 1.75million barrel per day crude oil officially. You do the math, now add those missing barrels per day and those barrels unaccounted for, again add taxpayers money and revenue from our customs, and the reserve inherited from his predecessor, so stop deceiving yourself, and forget what that stupid ribadu is saying he himself knows he's lying just like everybody in GEJ's administration because of immunity from prosecution and money they are sharing. All I know is they can't fool all of us at least not for long, and nemesis will soon catch up with them if they didn't repent because Holy book say a great punishment awaits they which is why God is hardening their mind remember Pharaoh. |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by nelsonoba: 8:50am On Feb 06, 2015 |
olami234lekan: maybe you need to read this post i made earlier again to be sure you are not the one deceiving yourself: I have gone through all information in your link and the data that was released for 2012 disbursements. Let me pick out a few points which you need to acknowledge to know that Nigeria could not have earned the kind of money Soludo is talking about, cos those figures exist only in the confines of his head; 1) Those figures/statistics said the government disbursed a total of N8trillion in 2012, but you seem to forget that 2012 was about the best year Nigeria has ever had in terms of oil revenue since independence. In 2012, the average price of crude oil was around $113 per barrel and there was a period in that year when oil peaked at about $134 pee barrel - compare that to other years when oil was mostly under $100 a barrel and you will see one reason why the government was able to disburse up to N8trillion in 2012. Today, oil is less than $50 per barrel, and it has been less than $100 per barrel for most of Jonathan's administration, so YOU CANNOT CLAIM THAT "YOUR STATISTICS FOR 2012 CAN EASILY BE USED AS A YARDSTICK FOR MEASURING OTHER YEARS". 2012 in which the government earned enough to have been able to disburse N8trillion was just an exceptionally good year for Nigeria, which was not comparable to other years. Why dont you show us statistics for other years to prove that 2012 is comparable? 2) Most of Nigeria's revenue comes from oil, and we can do a little calculation here to have an idea of how much Nigeria could potentially earn from oil: Note: The royalties and taxes combined that the government collects from each barrel of oil produced in Nigeria roughly an average of 40% - 60% (It varies depending on several factors), but let's work with 50% for this calculation Nigeria's average daily output for the past 5years is around 2.5million barrels per day. Let's assume an average oil price of $100 per barrel over the past 5years On a daily basis the government eared 2.5million barrels x $100 x 50% (royalty & taxes from each barrel) = $125million in one month, the amount is $125million x 30days = $3.75billion in one year, the amount is $3.75billion x 12months = $45billion That means in a very good year when oil trades at $100 per barrel and there is not much shortage of production capacity as a result of sabotage or pipeline vandalism, Nigeria would earn about $45billion only from oil, and at the average naira exchange over the past 5years which was about N150 to a dollar before the recent crash, that would have amounted to just about N6.75trillion It is on record that the federal government earns about 85% of its total revenue from oil, so that means we can safely assume that this N6.75trillion represents 85% of the total money earned by the federal government in a very good year when oil price is very high unlike the current situation where it has crashed Going by the above, you can clearly see that in a very good year when oil price is so high such as we had in 2012 where average oil price was about $113 per barrel, Nigeria could barely manage to earn up to N9trillion if other non-oil sectors of the economy also performed so well, but 2012 was just an EXCEPTION because we've not had it so good since then. If going by Soludo's assertion that N8.6trillion (that is $57.3billion based on N150 to a dollar average for last 5years) had been stolen on an annual basis since the past 5years, it means that the money stolen, mismanaged or misappropriated annually is far more than the total amount the government earns from oil on a yearly basis. Maybe now you can see why it's obvious that Soludo's senses have since departed him....and he doesn't know so, cos he still thinks he is normal! 1 Like |
Re: Alleged N30tr Missing Under Okonjo-iwela Impossible! - Ribadu. by badesco(m): 6:04pm On May 15, 2015 |
APC at work again. |
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