The columnist, an indigene of Ekiti state; yesterday, decided to tell Nigerians to ask their governors. He posted this via his facebook account "Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye" which goes thus;


Many Nigerians including myself have been fooled for too
long. When Governors accused NgoziOkonjo Iweala (NOI) of
mismanaging $20billion excess crude oil fund (ECA), I
marveled. I asked myself that "why did Jonathan allow
this woman to wickedly mismanage our common wealth?".
I never knew the Governors were lying to Nigerians.

In swift radar, NOI said she would not allow supposed
men of integrity be feeding Nigerians with falsehood,
hence, she opened the can of worm. She exposed what
each of the governors got from ECA and sure-p.
NOI said the $20bn was shared among the three tiers of
government from June 2011 to June 2014. She said a
total of N2.92trillion has been distributed to 36 states
from the Excess Crude Account.

She said ECA balance as at May 2015 is $2.07BN, not
N0.00 as claimed by the Governors.
My State, Ekiti got N46billion from Excess crude oil
account within three years. N46billion plus the regular
monthly allocation from Abuja, grants and Internally
Generated Revenue, yet, gbese plenty.

Country people, Check what your Governors have collected from ECA. Ask questions from your governors.
Don't just be demanding for how federal government
spends its share. You should be more concerned about
your states and local government areas because they are
the closest to you.


#Ask your governors...

AKWA IBOM - N265.06bn
RIVERS - N230.40bn
DELTA - N216.76bn
BAYELSA - N176.32bn
KANO - N106.48bn
LAGOS - N82.94b
ONDO - N81.72bn
KADUNA - N79.97bn
KATSINA - N76.17bn
BORNO - N75.29bn
OYO - N74.27bn
IMO - N71.89bn
NIGER - N71.81bn
BAUCHI - N69.53bn
EDO - N67.56bn
BENUE - N67.24bn
JIGAWA - N66.52bn
KOGI - N61.99bn
OSUN - N61.44bn
SOKOTO - N61.22bn
ANAMBRA - N59.99bn
ADAMAWA - N59.79bn
KEBBI - N59.49bn
OGUN - N59.13bn
Cross River- N56.7 billion
Plateau- N56.4 billion
Abia N56.1 billion
Yobe N55 billion
Zamfara- N53.8 billion
Taraba- N53.6 billion
Kwara- N52.8 billion
Enugu- N51.6 billion
Gombe- N47.7 billion
Nassarawa- N46.9 billion
Ekiti- N46.8 billion
Ebonyi- N44.3

The day of reckoning beacons.


#shortofwords

Gbam!

lik really so wat is d president doing about it,or u gonna tell me okonjo can carry out something like dis without the president order