thegoodjoehunt3:
We do not know what went on inside NNPC and CBN for the final audit. What is clear, Sanusi was illegally removed, time elapsed before the audit took place.

Something wrong went down there and if Sanusi did not cry out, it would have continued. If the audit report could be made public, many things would have been explained like the balance of the book before Sanusi cried out. Until then, $1 billion dollars is still so much. Even after all the stunts, such money is frightening.

thegoodjoehunt3:
GEJ has already finished the treasury. There is nothing left for anyone to steal. We have debts to pay. GEJ is even borrowing money to fight Boko Haram. The state governments are borrowing money to run their states.

Eluwilussit:


That's funny. So what are they fighting for? I thought FG pays Sates and Local govts monthly allowances, so why are we all blaming the FG for all the fuckups?

We need to start holding our governors and every political office holder accountable.

Rhemmymatician:


Are you implying they had returned it after Sanusi cried out? Meaning as at now no money stolen again? Remember this is the 21st century and there is an electronic trail for anything sent over the internet e.g. transactions (unless you think they moved 20bn dollars in Ghana must go bags).
Ok how would u explain 49bn dollars, then 10 bn dollars, and they finally settled at 20 bn dollars.
PWC have effectively called Sanusi a liar, you think he wouldn't speak out if he is indeed certain that PWC is wrong and he is right?

Laid2001:
The Report summary stated:

where did NPDC and NNPC got the legal authority to appropriate money before releasing to the federation account. What they have done is self appropriation, which is illegal in itself.

All Money were supposed to be remited to the federation account before appropriation in line with whatever has been approved in the budget for NNPC and NPDC.

This act of taking the money without appropriation is illegal and against constitution of the federal republic!

Sanusi was right, Both NNPC and petroleum ministry was helping themselves with self appropriation before remitting whatever is left to the CBN. Hence, there was shortfall in howmuch that was supposed to be remited to the CBN up to the tune of N18 billion

thegoodjoehunt3:
Ask your president who prefers to buy private jets and borrow money to fight war. Yet, our soldiers lack arms and supplies.

Eluwilussit:


All the money the FG has voted towards the insurgency, no be military bosses dey chop am? There's too much evil in the land. It's not just about the presidency. Everybody is rotten in that hellhole called nigeria.

On the private jets? Yes, that was a huge waste of resources. Especially, since we dont even have a national carrier. Well, when he is done, there will be no need to buy any presidential plane for some time. Too much wastefulness, no doubt.

debonto:
No need for appologies,money is still missing.
I hope whoever is involved with this show of shame will be dealt with ,justice must prevail.
as for those paining this country black,continue,God is watching you!!! (in Patience voice)
The worst thing that can happen to a nation is to show no respect to the office of the president,
Should we keep quiet and not question them when they misappropriate funds?
No by all means ,everyone should be held accountable.
BUT,one thing is sure,what ever we vomit with our mouth concerning our dear country,the whole world will be watching and sayinbg even worst things against us.
Little wonder why Amapour will be treating our president without respect,will she ever do that to American president?never
Have you wondered why devil is black and Jesus is white?
ok
continue
there is God in everything we are doing!!!

fanex:
scam! an auditor's report is based on the information provided. even with the little information provided, nnpc is still in owing well over one billion dollars? chei these people are balling with this oil money o.

thegoodjoehunt3:
What steps has GEJ taken to secure the lives of our young heroes who risk their lives fighting Boko Haram? He know the money for arms and supplies is being wasted but he sits down in Aso Rock, eating over a million naira a day on food and does nothing.

nelsonoba:


.....and Sanusi's information he used to make accusations were based on what?

PWC is a well-known International corporation whose survival in business is based on INTEGRITY. How much does Jonathan want to bribe PWC with to make them lose their integrity and eventually incur a scandal that will kill their business internationally?

Sir, please don't be offended cos with the way you reason even with glaring facts shown to you, I will like to know what you have in your head......is it a brain or pap or saw-dust??
Please don't be offended cos I'm just asking out of curiosity

Eluwilussit:


I fault him on that as well. He could do better but don't forget that some powerful northern elements were against his moves in the NE, at the beginning. Even the messiah Buhari, once claimed that an attack on BH was an attack on the North.

Jona had to tread carefully in order no to appear anti North or Islam. It is a dicey situation. I wish he had the balls to do the needful.

BH is an ideology. It is difficult to defeat it without the help of the people. The North celebrated BH when it was founded and saw it as an armed wing of the northern youths. Now we are all paying the price. It is not all Jona's fault, just like Wole Soyinka rightly said.

laprince:
Now PWC has done the job.
or do we need another audit from an APC auditing organisation?

caselessogbuagu:
Useless group!
The group should also tell gej to make the report public for all to see what is contained in d report. I guess by doing this, we shall know the lies being told that nnpc only need to return $1 billion and not $20 billion as alleged.

nelsonoba:


.....and Sanusi's information he used to make accusations were based on what?

PWC is a well-known International corporation whose survival in business is based on INTEGRITY. How much does Jonathan want to bribe PWC with to make them lose their integrity and eventually incur a scandal that will kill their business internationally?

Sir, please don't be offended cos with the way you reason even with glaring facts shown to you, I will like to know what you have in your head......is it a brain or pap or saw-dust??
Please don't be offended cos I'm just asking out of curiosity

thegoodjoehunt3:
GEJ is the Chief of Armed Forces. Those young men are people's children, fathers, husbands etc. He can not sit down and watch them die without proper protection, arms and supplies.

He must act if we are to win this war. He can not fold his arms and say it is not all his fault.

He needs to take action or step down. How can funds from NNPC be appropriated and he does nothing. This is baffling and alarming.

If we lose the war in The North East, we lose lots of lives and future leaders of Nigeria.

2undexy:
I trust Jonathan and his cohorts. I know they will find a way to annuled and rubbish the fact that 20 billion dollar was missing. Bunch of scallwags and doofus.
He-diot and -she-diot of people we called leaders...mtcheew

Eluwilussit:


Look around the world and don't isolate our problems. You don't win an ideological war with barrels of guns. America didn't win in Vietnam. They haven't won in Iraq and Aghanistan, just to mention a few. You fight a bad ideology with a great one.

If we can sustain the gains in agriculture and show an average northern youth in particular, the gains of farming, maybe someday BH will run out of new recruits. The entire north has to say no to the insurgency. If they have chosen to remain silent in the face of it all, there's nothing much the FG can do. The North has a lot of sympathies for BH.

The army is divided along both religious and ethnic lines. It is very difficult to get one operation done without sabotage from some quarters. There's little Jona can do as a Christian and southern minority. He would have been crucified long ago at the altars of religion and ethnicity, if he had come down on them like Obasanjo did at Odi and Zaki Biam.

nelsonoba:


These are the kind of people who have populated the APC ranks and are too blinded by unreasonable sentiments and hatred towards Jonathan that they can never wish for anything good to happen to Nigeria through Jonathan's efforts!!

So The confused Mallam Sanusi who is in CBN and does not have clear information on the internal workings of NNPC comes up to make an accusation that $49Billion is missing and you believe him hook, line & sinker, but PWC which is an independent international corporation which has been known for their Integrity over the decades comes in to do a proper audit of the NNPC, coming up with a detailed report to show that money is not missing, but that rather NNPC is owing a balance of $1.48Billion which they should pay up, and you JUST CONCLUDE IT MUST BE A LIE THAT PWC IS TELLING
To you, a confused Sanusi that couldn't even later say he is sure that it's $49billion or $20billion or $10billion that is missing is to be trusted more than PWC that has done a detailed audit of NNPC? Now I see why they say that COMMON SENSE is not common!

nelsonoba:


......and before you go hating on GEJ, why don't you read through this report with your senses in order, then pick out the fact that Nigeria's total oil sales for the period in question amounted to $69Billion. Now tell me, if out of $69billion oil sales Jonathan or NNPC steals or removes $49billion, will Nigeria not have gone broke since? How possible is it for Jonathan to steal that amount out of the $69billion oil revenue and the government was still able to run as normal?


You can believe it when APC and Sanusi tells you $20billoin is missing even though you have never stepped into NNPC to ask questions or verify things, but you cant believe it when PWC an independent international Auditor carries out an audit and says that amount is not missing **smh**

omonnakoda:
Actually PWC have serious integrity issues they are not saints just Google "PWC suspended" "PWC fined", "PWC misconduct" or "PWC scandal" . There are no secrets these days

nelsonoba:


......and before you go hating on GEJ, why don't you read through this report with your senses in order, then pick out the fact that Nigeria's total oil sales for the period in question amounted to $69Billion. Now tell me, if out of $69billion oil sales Jonathan or NNPC steals or removes $49billion, will Nigeria not have gone broke since? How possible is it for Jonathan to steal that amount out of the $69billion oil revenue and the government was still able to run as normal?


You can believe it when APC and Sanusi tells you $20billoin is missing even though you have never stepped into NNPC to ask questions or verify things, but you cant believe it when PWC an independent international Auditor carries out an audit and says that amount is not missing **smh**

nelsonoba:


Did you find out why they were fined? or is it just because you typed in something on google and you saw "pwc fined", then you say they have integrity issues? Tell me what companies including banks dont get fined, especially in America and Europe? Even in Nigeria, banks still get fined, yet you trust them well enough to keep all your money with them!

You are just looking for a way to discredit the report by all means. and that is why in your mind, you will rather believe Mallam Sanusi who came to make accusations without even being sure of the facts than believe PWC who have been known over the years internationally to carry out audits with integrity.

If Sanusi knew what he was talking about, then why did he come out initially to say $49billion was missing, and then changed his mouth to $20billion, and then again changed the accusation to $10billion? If you were a Judge in a court of law, and a prosecutor changes his testimony against the accused three different times on the same case, tell me; would you still rule in favour of that prosecution??

Pls just use your common sense and stop being unnecessarily sentimental on this issue

nelsonoba:


Did you find out why they were fined? or is it just because you typed in something on google and you saw "pwc fined", then you say they have integrity issues? Tell me what companies including banks dont get fined, especially in America and Europe? Even in Nigeria, banks still get fined, yet you trust them well enough to keep all your money with them!

You are just looking for a way to discredit the report by all means. and that is why in your mind, you will rather believe Mallam Sanusi who came to make accusations without even being sure of the facts than believe PWC who have been known over the years internationally to carry out audits with integrity.

If Sanusi knew what he was talking about, then why did he come out initially to say $49billion was missing, and then changed his mouth to $20billion, and then again changed the accusation to $10billion? If you were a Judge in a court of law, and a prosecutor changes his testimony against the accused three different times on the same case, tell me; would you still rule in favour of that prosecution??

Pls just use your common sense and stop being unnecessarily sentimental on this issue

thegoodjoehunt3:
Evidences show that arms and supplies meant for our troops are diverted.

These soldiers lose wars they would win if they were equipped and nourished.

GEJ is the Chief of Armed forces. He should take actions to make sure our young soldiers are equipped and nourished. All those other ones are long story. If he can not, he should step down.

Appropriating funds from crude oil is illegal. If evidences shows this occurred and the President does nothing, he is a corrupt criminal like them.

Eluwilussit:


I agree with almost everything you are saying but it is only in Nigeria and Africa that you blame the president for everything and anything that goes wrong. All I am saying is that everybody should be accountable to some extent. We expect the president to do the work of the police, military, judiciary, legislature, INEC, name it. There's what you call delegation of duties. It means everyone is accountable, though the bulk stops with the president.


Efcc and police should investigate the corrupt persons and charge them to court. I know what you are thinking.Lol! If the presidency intervenes, let the officers tender their resignation asap. Will anyone in naija do that for the love of country? You know the answer. Will the judges resign instead of being compromised? Nope. We all love our jobs and are willing to play along with corrupt practices. Then we turn around and blame Jona.

There is no honour in Nigeria. I am not making excuses for Jona. He's simply a product of a corrupt system. Imagine GMB, moving around in company of Tinubu and Atiku, while chanting change and anti corruption slogans? Shame. Buhari would have earned my respect if he had said no to the likes of Atiku and Tinubu. But he wouldn't, because he needs to get to the presidency through them. Isn't that double standard and hence, corruption?

nelsonoba:
www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nnpc-audit-report-apologise-to-jonathan-alison-madueke-group-urges-sanusi-others/201942/