gondie: why are you guys crying and foaming in the mouth?
do you have oil in your village?
you should be happy the ss you insult allows you to eat from their pot.
you better keep quiet or you will be deported to your village.

seanet01: Go and Die if you are not contented with Jonathan is doing with your Future.

taharqa: I just read d NNPC Response to the 'letter' on Punch. NNPC even gave d amount of Oil it 'lifted' as more than 600m barrels (more than what d said 'letter' when NNPC even lifted) and explained meticulously d part of d money they are supposed to remit to d Federation Account and the parts other Agencies are suppossed to remit. The whole tin is making more sense now...

taharqa: I just read d NNPC Response to the 'letter' on Punch. NNPC even gave d amount of Oil it 'lifted' as more than 600m barrels (more than what d said 'letter' when NNPC even lifted) and explained meticulously d part of d money they are supposed to remit to d Federation Account and the parts other Agencies are suppossed to remit. The whole tin is making more sense now...

seanet01: Go and Die if you are not contented with Jonathan is doing with your Future.

jt2010:

So what about the oil gotten from the sea (Offshore), abi sea na ur village?

tee4naija:
why are u ds daft?ds is why people like alams and sylva were celebrated after looting the treasury and left u ppl pauperized.

DaLover:
Lol..the number of daft people on this forum is amazing, with total sales of oil about $70b...then $50b is reported missing by Sahara reporters..Only a dumb person will believe Sahara reporters

MidasT: S[b]ome of us dont think deeply enuff, and we are quick to make decisions based on the report of one of the parties in a dispute.[/b] How many of us on this thread has read the counter-point presented by NNPC? The CBN governor was obviously not aware of how proceeds from oil sale is remitted to different government agencies like the FIRS, DPR, NPDC, etc. How can $50 billion be missing? We all know that the NNPC is corrupt right from the day of Abraham, but $50 billion under one year is not possible. What Nigerians need now is a joint press conference by the CBN, NNPC, FIRS, NPDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of petroleum to reconcile their figures publicly. And if by chance this is a false alarm, then the CBN governor should resign, and if there is actually missing money, those responsible should be made to face the law.

ogb5: If you believe this story then you must believe I am bill gates.

If jonathan can finance 2 yrs budget with only 15billion dollars then he his a magician.

Too many mumu on NL, see as Sahara reporters dey plait una head with lies.

Infact, it is 200billion dollars that is missing

fijiano202: Okonjo-iweala is orchestrating,Madueke is Executing Jonathan is Looking,i love this failed Govt,they have turn us to all to mu-mu,the rich/govt are stealing heavily the poor are fighting themselves for ruins.Wait ooo,i can hear footsteps,the GEJ E-warriors are coming,got to hide....

jt2010:

So what about the oil gotten from the sea (Offshore), abi sea na ur village?

DaLover:
Lol..the number of daft people on this forum is amazing, with total sales of oil about $70b...then $50b is reported missing by Sahara reporters..Only a dumb person will believe Sahara reporters

MidasT: Some of us dont think deeply enuff, and we are quick to make decisions based on the report of one of the parties in a dispute. How many of us on this thread has read the counter-point presented by NNPC? The CBN governor was obviously not aware of how proceeds from oil sale is remitted to different government agencies like the FIRS, DPR, NPDC, etc. How can $50 billion be missing? We all know that the NNPC is corrupt right from the day of Abraham, but $50 billion under one year is not possible. What Nigerians need now is a joint press conference by the CBN, NNPC, FIRS, NPDC, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of petroleum to reconcile their figures publicly. And if by chance this is a false alarm, then the CBN governor should resign, and if there is actually missing money, those responsible should be made to face the law.

gondie: no nah your village, come and claim it, idjiot.

taharqa: OLODO. So NNPC lifted Crude worth $65billion (which is even probably d SELLING PRICE), remitted only $15bn and 'diverted' $50bn, yet d Federal, States and LGAs have been funding their budgets -with their their SALIVAR, shey?? Like I said una no sabi lie at all..... By d way, at an Average of 2million bpd and at a cost of an Average of $105, Nigerian Oil wud SELL for about $77billion a year. This is d Selling Price. If d Cost of producing and shipping d Oil by d Oil companies is subtracted, d resulting Difference is d SHAREABLE PROFIT. This Profit is then shared bw d Govt and d Oil Companies at an Average ratio of 60:40, and d Govt's share goes to d Federation Account to be shared bw d Tiers of Govt. The Amount of money due to d Federation Account every year from Crude Oil Sales wud be bw $30-$40bn (or less) every year. You mean d NNPC 'diverted' (whateva that means) $50bn of this money in 1.5yrs and Nigeria is still existing and budgets of All d 812 Govts in Nigeria(where Oil money constitute bw 60-70% of d budgetary Revenue) are still be ran?? I mean, I wud reali love for you to make all of these sensible, for if na small...

wirinet:

what sense is the whole tin making? Sanusi said from July 2012 to July 2013 (18 months), only about 29% of oil revenue was remitted into the federation account and NNPC which is to supervise our whole oil industry says it is only directly responsible for remitting part of the amount (since January 2012 that is), and that the CBN should look elsewhere for the missing money. And it is making sense to you.

jt2010:

You know little or nothing what the topic u are driving into>>>>

blink182: why are you struggling to show how St.upid you are, for your information FIRS alone in under 12 months remits enough money into the federation account to support the federal budget not to mention NPA, NIMASA, borrowings and the Eca that is always being drawn.

Please if you can't see the big picture then back off.