seunmsg:
Something is fundamentally wrong with this news. The Auditor General does not report to the president, so, why is he presenting the report of the environmental impact audit of Lake Chad basin to PMB? The report should form a part of his annual report to the National assembly for consideration by the public accounts committee.

seunmsg:


Thanks bro.

seunmsg:


I don't know if he was invited or not. But the constitution is very clear that all his audit report should go to the National assembly. Beside, the Auditor General does not take direction or orders from anyone.


Section 85 (5) The Auditor-General shall, within ninety days of receipt of the Accountant-General's financial statement, submit his reports under this section to each House of the National Assembly and each House shall cause the reports to be considered by a committee of the House of the National Assembly responsible for public accounts. (6) In the exercise of his functions under this Constitution, the Auditor-General shall not be subject to the direction or control of any other authority.

kokoA:
Didd your read the post at all?

owobokiri:


You cant blame the man.. He is running a 1984 government in the year of our lord 2015 and will continuously need "interpretations" to understand whats going on.... The fact that he wasted over 5 months to appoint Fashola and Amechi ministers only illustrates the monumental confusion that pervades officialdom under this mans watch.. He acts as if he knows what he is doing but the fact is that he is actually shallow/petty minded while lacking the intellectual base to run a modern economy..

seunmsg:
Something is fundamentally wrong with this news. The Auditor General does not report to the president, so, why is he presenting the report of the environmental impact audit of Lake Chad basin to PMB? The report should form a part of his annual report to the National assembly for consideration by the public accounts committee.

Eziachi:
So you know the system more than the civil servants and presidency? Tell me something I don't know.

owobokiri:

You cant blame the man.. He is running a 1984 government in the year of our lord 2015 and will continuously need "interpretations" to understand whats going on.... The fact that he wasted over 5 months to appoint Fashola and Amechi ministers only illustrates the monumental confusion that pervades officialdom under this mans watch.. He acts as if he knows what he is doing but the fact is that he is actually shallow/petty minded while lacking the intellectual base to run a modern economy..

seunmsg:


I don't know if he was invited or not. But the constitution is very clear that all his audit report should go to the National assembly. Beside, the Auditor General does not take direction or orders from anyone.


Section 85 (5) The Auditor-General shall, within ninety days of receipt of the Accountant-General's financial statement, submit his reports under this section to each House of the National Assembly and each House shall cause the reports to be considered by a committee of the House of the National Assembly responsible for public accounts. (6) In the exercise of his functions under this Constitution, the Auditor-General shall not be subject to the direction or control of any other authority.

alcmene:
Everything aint just right in this government....

No clear-cut direction

Mr Wrong

Adminisher:


SILLY post.
We finally have a president who knows his job, knows his own mind and has a point of view. Contrast with Dr Clueless who will nod his head and ask.."where do I sign?"

Adminisher:
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A president who remembers details of a study done during Obasanjo regime. That is a President that is switched on.
Only Awo, Obj and Yaradua have ever displayed that detailed knowledge and concentration on what happens in government. Abacha and Shagari would have fallen asleep during the briefing. Gowon would have asked too many questionsc directed at the super permanent Secretaries.Murtala Muhammed would have told the man to hurry up with his recommendation he wants to take his decision there and then.

Adminisher:


Who exactly does the Auditor General report to when ministers are not around?. The report itself was on a financial audit so what was wrong with this news item?

seunmsg:


The Auditor General does not report to the president or any minister. He reports to the National Assembly and his reports are considered by the public accounts committee of both the house of reps and senate.

seunmsg:


I don't know if he was invited or not. But the constitution is very clear that all his audit report should go to the National assembly. Beside, the Auditor General does not take direction or orders from anyone.


Section 85 (5) The Auditor-General shall, within ninety days of receipt of the Accountant-General's financial statement, submit his reports under this section to each House of the National Assembly and each House shall cause the reports to be considered by a committee of the House of the National Assembly responsible for public accounts. (6) In the exercise of his functions under this Constitution, the Auditor-General shall not be subject to the direction or control of any other authority.

omonnakoda:
Where does it say that he is the author of "THE" report

seunmsg:
Something is fundamentally wrong with this news. The Auditor General does not report to the president, so, why is he presenting the report of the environmental impact audit of Lake Chad basin to PMB? The report should form a part of his annual report to the National assembly for consideration by the public accounts committee.

seunmsg:





"While the president noted that the report did not take into account the feasibility study conducted by a team under the tenure of former President Olusegun Obasabjo which cost Nigeria $5 million, the AGF insisted that that was outside his supervision, saying that Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) has that responsibility.

But the president insisted that the AGF should give relevant explanations of the omission" So, who authored the report?

TonyeBarcanista:
The President should have understood the protocol before arguing with the AGF.

alcmene:
Everything aint just right in this government....

No clear-cut direction

VenusBetty:
Ukura the bad man, pack all allowances chop, staff suffering. I never see this kind Auditor-General before

seunmsg:

You work in Audit house?

Adminisher:


SILLY post.
We finally have a president who knows his job, knows his own mind and has a point of view. Contrast with Dr Clueless who will nod his head and ask.."where do I sign?"

VenusBetty:
yeah i work in Audit House

TonyeBarcanista:
The President should have understood the protocol before arguing with the AGF.

ManirBK:
Why u are always against mr president?

seunmsg:

I taught as much.

maupe:
Another lie from the APC e-sh|t machine. After their fake story on the supposed price drop in PMS has been debunked by the NNPC, they have moved on to more scintillating lies. Tomorrow, the AGF will come out to also debunk this story. Sometimes I wonder if the APC spin crowd proof read this stories before releasing them, because at the end of the day, they actually do more harm than good to the APC government. Someone needs to reset their priorities and that has to be done ASAP.