greatgod2012: Do Premium times believe that they are the only one who can have easier and faster access to such information

Governors are disturbed by the state of the economy, which has remained hazy to them.

They are to raise nine issues on Thursday at the meeting of the National Economic Council (NEC), which has not been convened in the past three months.

Many states have complained of being shortchanged in their monthly allocations. Some have been borrowing to pay their workers’ monthly wages, The Nation learnt at the weekend.

Vice-President Namadi Sambo has summoned a NEC meeting, following the governors’ compliant that they are being kept in the dark about the economy’s health.

The nine issues are:
•Is it true that $50billion was unremitted to the Federation Account? Where is the money?
•Is Nigeria is broke or not;
•Why was the NEC consulted before 2014 Budget was presented to the National Assembly;
•How much has Nigeria earned from its oil sales in 2013 and what percentage of the budget is funded by these receipts?
•Is it really true that $5b is missing from Excess Crude Account
•How much oil does Nigeria produce daily?
•Is the benchmark price for oil in the 2013 budget is $79?
•Is it a fact that crude oil was sold at prices that hovered about $110 per day throughout the year?

FreeGlobe: premiumtimes and punch are working for the same anti-igbo interest so why are they fighting.

DonColz1: Indeed, Financial Times (UK) also published the story without stating its source, just like The PUNCH.

engrfcuksmtin: Keep quiet.....everything anti corruption, pro-development is anti Igbo?

FOLYKAZE:

The second name for Igbo is corrupt and anti-gross development

ogologodimkpa: Premium Times & Punch are fighting for the same course

They are both anti-GEJ and are known as APC propaganda machines.

They should both keep quiet and concentrate on their publication of falsehood?

FOLYKAZE:

The second name for Igbo is corrupt and anti-gross development

Do you have a brain at all?

donphilopus: Smh

De mumu dem:

Excellent, Now the whole world will know that we indeed have a very useless President...

engrfcuksmtin: Keep quiet.....everything anti corruption, pro-development is anti Igbo?

ogologodimkpa: Premium Times & Punch are fighting for the same course

They are both anti-GEJ and are known as APC propaganda machines.

They should both keep quiet and concentrate on their publication of falsehood?

Sodiq33: Seems PUNCH failed to understand that not giving attribution to a report is against the ethics of journalism...@punch,STATE YOUR SOURCE...

DonColz1: That an online news medium publishes a document first does not by any means suggest that it is the only medium (print or online) with the information at the point in time.

patriotic007: Punch and premuim are not anti GEJ or anti Igbo,...they are just business organisation that will lick the ass of the highest bidder,....They are angry because GEJ has not come to pay them to promote him and he is more than capable of doing that!....Naija is everyman for himself,...Just watch how matters will change if GEJ decides to pay them a ghana must go visit

Rexxie:
...a very useless president voted into power by people with eyes wide opened...
Nland resident deranged n demented psychomental saddist n dumbarsse.

Jarus: Musikilu Mojeed, the award-winning investigative journalist that is the key guy in PT was actually frustrated out of Punch in 2009 or so, before NEXT grabbed him and later co-founded PT.