www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/probe-n30bn-taken-from-cbn-for-3rd-term-project-cnpp-tells-efcc/

The Conference of Nigerian
Political Parties, CNPP, yesterday, called on
the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, to begin inquiry into the
allegation of how N30 billion was
withdrawn from the vaults of the Central
Bank of Nigeria, CBN, during the failed third
term agenda of former President Olusegun
Obasanjo.
The umbrella body of political parties,
which made the remarks by its National
Publicity Secretary, Mr. Osita Okechukwu,
in Abuja, alleged that Chief Obasanjo’s foot
soldiers distributed the monies to lobby
National Assembly members, chiefs, emirs,
obas and sundry characters, and who
collected to facilitate the project.
The group said: “CNPP calls on EFCC to
probe the failed exercise. EFCC is in good
stead to carry out this probe because the
Chairman of EFCC, Ibrahim Lamorde, was
the operations man in the commission
during this sordid era.”
“We want to know who authorised the
opening of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s
vault where over N30 billion was
withdrawn, the foot soldiers who
distributed monies to lobby National
Assembly members, chiefs, emirs, obas and
sundry characters, and who collected.
“We are of the candid view that the third
term is much ado about the depletion of
our natural resources, the failure of
Obasanjo regime to complete any project,
especially of federal roads he awarded since
assumption of office, even Agege-Sango-
Ota-Abeokuta road and total criminal
dislocation of our journey to true
democracy.
“Finally, therefore, the probe of the third
term is a matter of utmost national
importance, not only to recover our looted
funds, a bleeding which took place when oil
price was hovering at its peak of between
$140 and $145 per barrel.

Hmmmm!
Like Halliburton like CBN. . . don't hold ya breath!
We all know the story.