1.18 trillion naira for transportation. They must have exported the commodities in gold plated diamond studded oil tankers.

modath:


The most cringe inducing part of the so called report is the PWC disclaimer ; "no supporting documents" that runs through the whole thing.

Even olivia pope can't fix this.

7. Both CBN and NPDC did not grant the audit firm access to nor give the requested information to the firm. Meaning all the record related to missing $20b is not available to the audit firm. GMB must initiate new audit to find the truth.

FOREXMARTS:
1.18 trillion naira for transportation. They must have exported the commodities in gold plated diamond studded oil tankers.

But seriously what is NANS doing? If there is any group with the rallying power in any nation it's the student union. They aren't only supposed to demonstrate when it affects them directly. We are talking 1.18 trillion naira worth of theft and it's just a tip of the iceberg. NANS should send a memo round all universities and start a freeeking protest. Push for a probe and adequate punishment. Take an example from other students union around the world , The most recent one in Hong Kong. You are the leaders of tomorrow, you have a union, you have the numbers, don't allow these freeks take our money. Honestly students don't know the power they wield. Am really pissed, forgive me but yall need to sit the fuckkkkkk up NANS, excuse my French emotion.

Oildichotomy:
And you are speaking for the Angels because ........??

Whatever rocks your imagination bro

what is d meaning of dis grammar now. except u are an atheist what I wrote dere is not far from d truth. so don't bring in imagination here

jchima14:
I Know most people won't have the time to read the lengthy report so I have summarized it







Source: http://thesummary.com.ng/index.php/component/k2/item/551-what-forensic-audit-report-of-nnpc-revealed

Is this summary? You didnt understand that document you just copied and pasted some lines and said you made summary?
But for the busy schedule i have i would have done justice to it and post back. however let me see if i can find time to do that any of these days.

Where is the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) Leadership? By Carlisle U.O. Umunnah New York City cuu1_liberties@yahoo.com With recent developments jarring in our faces in the homeland, Nigeria and disturbingly its citizens in the Nigerian-Diaspora- communities around the world are wondering on what the way forward is for the enterprise. It is stunning to state the obvious, that nothing to the best of my knowledge, in recent memory, has been heard from the NANS in the “democratization” process that is currently taking root in Nigeria. The hard question asked, therefore, is where is NANS Nigeria and its leadership? In the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s, and down to 90s, NANS was organizationally and operationally effective, efficient to the core, and, was the most feared and respected entity within the Nigerian body polity. When it comes to mobilization operations against societal-ills, military tyranny, national challenges, capacity building and capacity retentions programming[s], NANS, is indefensibly a force to you can count. Additionally, within the Nigerian civil society community, internationally and domestically, you cannot do without NANS organization and its operational mobilization grid-lock. I am afraid, things seems to be on a downward spiral if not total collapse. According to records, for example, under the British Colonial rule, its fraudulent Constitutional amendments of the 20s, 40s, and 50s were respectively challenged by the Nigerian Students Union organization or Government, at the tertiary institutions -including colleges, poly-techniques, at the Federal and States level respectively, it also partnered with its familiar overseas operational grid- lock on Foreign affairs. As it were, its nomenclature was known as NUNS, meaning National Union of Nigerian Students, which, after it was proscribed or banned by Shehu Shargari Administration in the 80s under former Minister of Education, Ali, changed its name to NANS. Under Ali Must Go Campaign, NANS was the mobilization- nerve-center and conscience of the nation. NANS, The National Association of Nigerian Students, in collaboration with local Students Union Governments [SUGs] was ubiquitously in any national matters as affects Nigerian masses. Make no mistakes, when it sneeze the nations catches cool. The dispensation of late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe through the NCNC and his West African Plot, in partnership, to some degree with late Chief Obafemi Owolowo, leader of Action Group [AG], Aminu Kano, Peoples Progressive, and others organized vehemently and fearlessly confronted and expelled the colonial regime in 1960. The actions of these great compatriots changed Nigeria political landscape in that era. In Ghana was the icon, late Kwame Nkrumah, in South African countries, Nelson Mandela, Kenneth Kaunda, Robert Mugabe and others - all Pan-Africans pulled resources together to free their countries from foreign dominance and control. In London for example, the likes of Asiodu, Emeka Ojukwu and others had a- significant impart articulating for a free society within the nation’s polity. In 1963, Nigerian became a Republic freeing itself from Privy Council I London, terminating Head State status of Queen Elizabeth from its palace in Britain. Thereafter, Nigeria, under Tafawa Belewa – Prime Minister, in secretive chauvinistic machinations wanted to sign a military technical- pact with London, NUNS defeated that move through massive protest across the land. Fundamentally speaking, NUNS operat ions was unison, the NUNS leadership records of the 60s, show the likes of Sir GTG Toby and Echerue – all UNN trained were among the leadership that rejected the military pact. Under the military authoritarianism from the 80s came with it challenges and difficulties, with its constraints, NANS, was there unfettered, confronted these national challenges unequivocally. This it did regardless military tactics of illegal massive arrests, massive secrete killings, massive secrete tortures, massive disappearances, and heavy handedness across the Republic. Yet, NANS remained action parked, equal to these tasks, difficulties. NANS of course would be totally weak, ineffective without its local SUGs. The likes of Ogagaoghene Emerotowho Ifowodo and co at UNIBEN, the late Chima Ubani [May his soul rest in peace, Amen] and co at UNN and others operationally managed the Students Union secretariats in their respective premier institutions. Ile-Ife, Ibadan, UNILAG, ABU with their local leaderships was no no-nonsense platform for corruption and culpabilities. When Ibrahim Babangida, annulled the June 12 elections presumably believed won by MKO Abiola, in addition to other criminal decrees, NANS leadership met at Ekpoma State University in former Bendel State, sat and deliberated at the Senate meeting; it swiftly rolled out two weeks directives to the fed, demanding that Babangida/Abacha regime de-annulled the June 12, 1993, Presidential elections or NANS will make it ungovernable for their military totalitarianism. Then came the petrol hick by Abacha regime, NANS and human rights community, civil society and patriotic Nigerians, market women, old peoples massively protested Abacha’s regime that illegally took over from illegal Babangida’s puppet - Interim- Government led by Shonekon. NANS responded accordingly. As it were, across the land, NANS, in collaboration with local Student Union leaderships, at federal and states level, confronted Abacha’s illegal regime. At the national level NANS led by, Dennis Inyang, as President, NANS with its Ad-hoc mobilization team, mobilized itself, mobilized the nation and confronted the military authoritarianism and totalitarianism under late Abacha’s regime. NANS questioned the late Abacha’s illegitimate- criminal decrees, and other illegalities including massive corruption[s] at all level, while our people suffered and continued to suffer. Conversely, in UNILAG, under Omoyele Sowore, President, UNILAG partnered with LASU, and effectively mobilized Lagos and its environs. This was the case across the country; ABU, Ibadan, UNICAL, FUTO, IMOSU, and Port Harcourt were on high alert. At UNIBEN [NANS HQRS for National Mobilizations; NANS Chief Mobilization Officer [CMO], under severe military infiltration of its campuses, responded – also during mobilization operations, this operational mobilization nervous center also, served as base for Zone B Mobilization Chairman, Fetus Ukejeh. DSU, UNIJOS, and others brought the Republic to a stand still, called it to order, pleaded, and demanded for accountability and responsibility and respect for the rule of law and respect for the constitution; NANS also demanded that the country allow the presumably, winner of the June 12 election, MKO Abiola, to govern according to the will of the people as displayed on June 12. By 1995, NANS had a new fledging leadership, led by Ogunlana Oludare, which maintained all actionability. The reason the writer is expanding on this political trajectory is because we have not heard from NANS since 2000 or so, and I am forced to ask hard questions as to the status of NANS and local students Union in Nigeria. Of particularity, is, the recent grave and sad events this past weekend, everyday the suffering of Nigerian-masses is increasing, there is no end in sight and there is no specifics recourse in respect to planning and effective leadership in the land. NANS has not sent condolence letter to the Nigerian masses and its government on the recent grave air disaster. I stand to be corrected. And my question is why? A plane crash with a staggering 117 persons’ on board perished. Then the passing away of President Obasanjo’s wife, First Lady, Stella Obasanjo, in Spain’s hospital and, a student of Nigerian decent, Olamide Adeyooye a senior in University here in the United States, her body was found burned-out in chicken house in Mississippi, while missing in Illinois State, are very disturbing circumstances and no word from NANS. Shame. May their precious souls rest in perfect peace and may their families find the fortitude and strengths from God, to bear the irreparable loss, Amen. These and many other disturbing jarring circumstances, and there is neither communiqué from NANS nor anything from the local Students Union Government [SUGs] in this whole enterprise – Nigeria. Let there be no confusion, make no mistakes, we put squarely these incidents at the feet of the current administration for failing to effectively plan, effectively response to these incidences in a timely manner; and the lack of appropriate appropriations of resource allocation of national resources at the right urgent and immediate needs of Nigeria is appalling, for example depleting infrastructures like, roads, clean water, equipped hospitals and others makes it even troubling to comprehend. It is a shame. Lives could have been saved if our hospitals were refurbished and equipped, life of late comrade Chima Ubani could have been sa

gp6liveth:


Be reasonable enough to know that GEJ called for the forensic auditing. This is to tell u that despite ur position corruption can still take place under ur nose. We should commend Gej for allowing nnpc to be audited.

He was pushed to do so. If not dat SLS raised d alarm., GEJ wouldn't have probe NNPC. if he was sincere about probe., what happened to year 2011.,2012.,2013 until SLS raised d alarm in 2014. So dere is nothing to be thankful to GEJ

#NANSMUSTWAKEUP #NANS MUST DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY #NANS MUST PROTEST

Donjowebs:
This report is partial! This report is tribalistic! We will not accept it! PWC has been compromised! PWC you are selective! We have lost faith in you!...

ORUBEBEISM

sauceny:
I don't support the fact that anti-corruption would kick off from Goodluck Jonathan's administration.... If buhari isn't ready to trace it back from 1978,then he should forget it & start the fight against corruption from 2015 period.

Enemy of Nigeria! Enemy of progress!

amarachi06:

GMB will not probe GEJ the early you guys understand it the better. They are washing the poor masses in the middle. if he has to probe, it will start from 1999 or 1986 when IBB took over. we shld stop quarrelling among ourselves and unite together to form a better Nigeria.

look at dis one. what is wrong in probing looted money. are u Buhari spokeman now

hush15:


Am right here and these are wrong interpretations of the report. until it is interpreted by a neutral body, stories and lies....

don't worry . U will soon be awake

Hmmmm, corruption filled gej's government

Big lie that is a wrong information you Nigerians to beleive. You must be an APC supporter or working for buhari. The summary is that no $20b was missing. A dept under NNPC was to refunf $1.48b to Govt coffers. It has started complying. Please this one chance incoming govt stop twisting facts.

Oildichotomy:
It seems you didn't get it, let me rephrase my question to your level? .

What makes you think you can speak for the Angels in heaven about what is "disgusting" and what is not ?

So stealing money is not disgusting to u how much more d Angels of God.?? where does holiness and purity comes from.

God has catch them! No wonder why they fought tooth & nail to make sure that Buhari didn't get there. I pray some people spend the remaining part of their life in jail because of this.

How will this new government recover all these monies now.

What nonsense? Why do you people love to twist, distort and obfuscate facts to suit your inimical desires of spreading falsehood? Read the report again you foools

modath:


1.They are angry nah,wouldn't you be if you were in their shoes . These guys receive N100 per post and have now belatedly discovered that they were grossly underpaid.
Its enough reason to RESIGN

2.They are studying the situation and will come up with their response in due course.

On a more serious note though, what's there to defend? Acceptable excuses?.."Its the work of the devil" or "it wasn't me"?




Still waiting for the Barcanista to come up with one of his self serving/attention seeking threads, he has no excuse now, he got his much needed "security" so story.

sweetguy26:
What nonsense? Why do you people love to twist, distort and obfuscate facts to suit your inimical desires of spreading falsehood? Read the report again you foools

The distortions, misrepresentations, misinterpretation are just too much.

dadaic:
Pwc should go to hell.. They did the audit before the election, why didn't we hear a damn thing. If Jonathan had won the election, the question is, would we have heard all of these they are saying now? Now Buhari will probe NNPC, they brought out such nonsense, who are they fooling?

PwC has no hand in releasing this report. Jonathan hired them to do an audit of NNPC, they finished their work and submitted the report to Jonathan before the election. It was Jonathan who released an incomplete version saying only $1.48 billion was missing and unaccounted for.
Buhari threatened to release the full report and to do a proper probe after May 29th, that was why Jonathan hastily released the full report yesterday trying to deceive people into thinking that his hands are clean.

adebisicutie:



The have run away, trying to see if it will die down. We will never allow this fraud to die down till justice is done

and you are sure it wont die down? Na naija we dey.

FOREXMARTS:

1.18 trillion naira after conversion.

imagine and some persons wanted us to continue living this way haba...

dridowu:
thanks for correcting

you are welcome bro

Oildichotomy:
Wow, your hypocrisy stinks. You are Holy and Pure - That solves it .
Have a good day

u are d one dat is hypocrate. if I have a fault dat doesn't stop u from pointing it out. it is psychophants like u dat continue to praise until d innocently guilty one goes to jail because if he had be informed about his wrong., he might have changed from his wrong ways. A pity dis government it is surrounded by such individuals.

In my opinion, its the Central bank and NPDC that should be queried not particularly NNPC alone.

Why won't the CBN open their books as well? The CBN chief at that time should be probed too.

No wonder sanusi was sacked without any tangible reason.
GEJ ,diezani,emefule,e.t.c will pay for all these impunity they brought into the system

saintade01:


Exactly. I was expecting the press statement released by Olisah Metuh to be on this. But they were busy fighting for AIT.

NA PDP GET AIT?

Tex42:
you are full of wisdom abeg!

I'm of the opinion that Gmb shouldn't waste time on probing past officers(probing is allowed if necessary) when there are a thousand and one jobs that needs to be done to put the country on the right course and achieve the much clamored change.

2015 could be the year we gained independence from corruption. Today is still early to start fighting corruption;There is an igbo adage that says 'whatever time a man wakes up from sleep becomes his morning'.

Having criminals(politicians) behind bars wouldn't provide employment for ever increasing number of competent graduate, it wouldn't provide stable power supply...

You are a BIG THIEF.

Fourwinds:
I'm also perplexed

Jonathan is down already ........and is determined to sink all those who caused his downfall as well.