TheGoodJoe:



PwC's audit report supports many of Sanusi's allegations. The auditors found that the total gross revenues generated from the federal government of Nigeria crude oil liftings was $69.34bn from January 2012 to July 2013.

The total cash remitted into the government's accounts in relation to crude oil lifting was $50.81bn, leaving $18.53bn unaccounted for.

The report raised serious questions about the level of transparency and corporate structure of the national oil company.

http://www.internationalaccountingbulletin.com/news/pwc-forensic-report-on-oil-revenues-unveils-nigerias-demons-4570423

You can lie to the World but not to yourself. Did I write the above article? Is it not Diezani and co. that contacted PWC that exposed their corrupt practices?

bonechamberlain:
. here is another report.
www.premiumtimesng.com/business/176301-breaking-audit-report-indicts-nnpc-corporation-to-refund-1-48billion.html ...

this is why the courts should decide and not the media.
two conflicting reports, even in ur report, sanusi asked the buhari led govt to bring any official found wanting, up till now he has done nothing.

TheGoodJoe:



PwC's audit report supports many of Sanusi's allegations. The auditors found that the total gross revenues generated from the federal government of Nigeria crude oil liftings was $69.34bn from January 2012 to July 2013.

The total cash remitted into the government's accounts in relation to crude oil lifting was $50.81bn, leaving $18.53bn unaccounted for.

The report raised serious questions about the level of transparency and corporate structure of the national oil company.

http://www.internationalaccountingbulletin.com/news/pwc-forensic-report-on-oil-revenues-unveils-nigerias-demons-4570423

You can lie to the World but not to yourself. Did I write the above article? Is it not Diezani and co. that contacted PWC that exposed their corrupt practices?

bonechamberlain:
. here is another report.
www.premiumtimesng.com/business/176301-breaking-audit-report-indicts-nnpc-corporation-to-refund-1-48billion.html ...

this is why the courts should decide and not the media.
two conflicting reports, even in ur report, sanusi asked the buhari led govt to bring any official found wanting, up till now he has done nothing.

TheGoodJoe:



[b]PwC audit report confirms $18.5bn was diverted from NNPC account, says Sanusi


The former governor of Central Bank of Nigeria and the current Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has said that the audit report on the accounts of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has confirmed that about $18.5 billion was not remitted to the Federal Government by the corporation.

In an article published by the Financial Times on May 13, Sanusi said the audit report indicated that he did not lie when he blew the whistle on the missing billions.

Sanusi was removed from his position as the CBN governor on February 20, 2014 after he insisted that about $20 billion was not remitted to the Federation Account by NNPC in spite of Federal Government’s denial of the misappropriation.

Sanusi chided the minister of petroleum resources, Diezani Allison-Madueke, for saying that the audit exonerated her ministry and the NNPC from any wrong doing.

He said that the report indicated that “the gap between the company’s oil revenues between January 2012 and July 2013 and cash remitted to the government for the same period was $18.5bn”. He said the report also outlined the questionable expenses parts of the missing money were spent on.

The PwC report also indicated that some of the billions should have been expended on providing subsidy on kerosene and that the “executive secretary of the agency charged with administering subsidies confirmed that, acting on Yar’Adua’s orders, it had ceased granting subsidies on kerosene. There was no appropriation for such a subsidy in the 2012 or 2013 budgets,” Sanusi said in the article.

The Emir of Kano believed that $12.5 billion out of the $18.5bn in revenues that the state oil company did not send to the government, according to his calculations, was diverted.

He concluded the article by urging the incoming administration to pursue the line of investigation suggested in the report and that any official found culpable of any wrong doing should be “charged”.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/pwc-audit-report-confirms-18-5bn-was-diverted-from-nnpc-account-says-sanusi/[/b]

TheGoodJoe:



PwC audit report confirms $18.5bn was diverted from NNPC account, says Sanusi

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The Emir of Kano believed that $12.5 billion out of the $18.5bn in revenues that the state oil company did not send to the government, according to his calculations, was diverted.

He concluded the article by urging the incoming administration to pursue the line of investigation suggested in the report and that any official found culpable of any wrong doing should be “charged”.


http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/05/pwc-audit-report-confirms-18-5bn-was-diverted-from-nnpc-account-says-sanusi/

Keegan:


You've done a very good job but note, no matter how long you go about it these guys will not agree with you. Just give it up, its an open secret already.

bonechamberlain:



www.premiumtimesng.com/business/176301-breaking-audit-report-indicts-nnpc-corporation-to-refund-1-48billion.html

Saturn213:
Miraculous cancer that suddenly appeared after Buhari won the elections.

She has houses in America and her children live there. America has better healthcare facilities and expertise to treat her so called cancer, why is she not there??

Because she knows that American justice system is more stringent than the UK

Diezani will face justice whether on a hospital bed or operating table

midolian:


https://www.thecable.ng/diezani-sanusi-wanted-afdb-president-jonathans-men-frustrated#.Vkb7oHan0Is.twitter

chukwudi44:


The problem is that Sanusi could not substantiate his claims!! The fool was even sounding confused!! He started with $49Billion then after sometime cam down to $10billion and finally went up again to $20 billion!! So which of this figures should we deal with? Where are the facts behind the allegations?

The facts that the Buhari government has not found anything worthwhile to press charges against her means there is little truth to these allegations.

Chigold101:
I still wonder why after 5months the government of Buhari is yet to indict her.
I still wonder after 5months in office the government of Buhari is yet to publish the report on the money Deziani stole.
After 5months of galagala cue has returned to our petrol stations. I bought fuel at 130 yesterday.
Let's stop all these and face our real problem... Which is not Deziani but APunpreparedness for governance

Chigold101:
I still wonder why after 5months the government of Buhari is yet to indict her.
I still wonder after 5months in office the government of Buhari is yet to publish the report on the money Deziani stole.
After 5months of galagala cue has returned to our petrol stations. I bought fuel at 130 yesterday.
Let's stop all these and face our real problem... Which is not Deziani but APunpreparedness for governance

chukwudi44:


Seriously!! Stupidity is indeed congenital and has no cure!!! She just challenged you fools to prove she stole money and this is all you have to say?

chukwudi44:


The problem is that Sanusi could not substantiate his claims!! The fool was even sounding confused!! He started with $49Billion then after sometime cam down to $10billion and finally went up again to $20 billion!! So which of this figures should we deal with? Where are the facts behind the allegations?

The facts that the Buhari government has not found anything worthwhile to press charges against her means there is little truth to these allegations.

Eziachi:
Did you read Deziani saying by herself that there was gap but not on the scale Sanusi was alleging? So let her tell us how much this gap represents.

...However, Sanusi replied Diezani, saying there were issues to be cleared around the subsidy regime under Jonathan. Speaking with Sunday Telegraph, he said was denied Nigeria’s backing for the AfDB job because of the $20bn allegation. He told Sunday Telegraph that it was on record that a week after he exposed the matter, Jonathan wrote a letter withdrawing his nomination as Nigeria’s candidate and replaced him with then Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, who later won the election.

Sanusi said it was not a hidden fact he exprwessed interest in the AfDB job when the position became vacant. He noted that while he expressed lack of interest in a second term as CBN Governor, he wrote a letter to Jonathan and the Senate and also discussed his AfDB ambition extensively with the Ministers of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke.
The monarch further explained that his meeting with Jonathan on the AfDB job was witnessed by the former President’s Principal Private Secretary, Hassan Tukur. Sanusi recalled that Jonathan even directed Hassan to start campaigning for him among African leaders, which the aide did by writing a letter to one of them.

“It is not something that is hidden that anybody who is seeking that job must get the support of his country. Knowing fully that I went to the President with my intention and before I made the exposure of the $20bn oil deal, Jonathan clearly indicated his support for me. He even directed Hassan Tukur, his Principal Private Secretary to write to African heads of state. So, what is Diezani saying? One can now see that she is lying.
“My suspension came a week after I made the disclosure of the missing monies, precisely on February 20, 2014. As at that time, I was the only candidate from Nigeria gunning for the AfDB job, but you know one cannot have it when he is suspended. My passports were all confiscated. Jonathan in trying to punish me denied me of the job and replaced me with Akin Adesina, who is my personal friend.

“The question that remains for Diezani to answer is: Was there $6bn said to have been remitted to NPDC which they denied? As for that denial, who is holding that money? What happened to the inflated N6 per litre kerosene subsidy?

Where is the money said to be paid to that effect? All these questions formed the basis upon which I was suspended and denied the AfDB job,” he stated.

He reminded the former minister that what he did was neither a personal war nor was it targeted at anybody. He declared that if anybody feels affected by the revelation, he or she should come forward and clear their name.

“Certainly, there is nothing personal. It is our nation’s money we are talking about. One cannot take away the treasury and expect to go scot-free. He must answer the basic questions. Everyone is aware that I was punished by former President Jonathan for exposing the missing $20bn. The punishment after suspending me from the CBN and taking away my passports was also blocking me from becoming the AfDB President. But Allah in his mercy today has given me something much more better than that.”

He expressed sympathy for Diezani’s health condition and wished her quick recovery. He, however, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to get to the bottom of the matter.

permsec:
Dude its "stashed" not starched. Abi you think say na agbada

permsec:
Dude its "stashed" not starched. Abi you think say na agbada

Chigold101:
I still wonder why after 5months the government of Buhari is yet to indict her.
I still wonder after 5months in office the government of Buhari is yet to publish the report on the money Deziani stole.
After 5months of galagala cue has returned to our petrol stations. I bought fuel at 130 yesterday.
Let's stop all these and face our real problem... Which is not Deziani but APunpreparedness for governance

chukwudi44:


The onus is on you the accuser to prove your claims!! So you have not been able to prove she stole N1!!

Fourwinds:
u need healing of d mind my brother..because if u know how complex their theft was., u won't be saying all this