The American TV show PBS
NewsHour has stated it had in its
possession documents on
transactions between former
national security adviser Sambo
Dasuki and Central Bank of Nigeria.

It stated that embattled ex-NSA got $
336 million from despite having a
budget of $160m for the year.
As part of a week-long series “Nigeria:
Pain and Promise,” special
correspondent Nick Schifrin also speaks
on the challenges of fighting
corruption.
The show further says it has a letter
written by Colonel Dasuki (rtd.)
addressed to the CBN, demanding $
47m.

The document named ‘Request of
Funds for Special Services’ with
reference number, NSA/366S, was
dated November, 2014 was written on
the letterhead of the Office of the NSA.
The money reportedly was given to
Dasuki’s office in cash and was
transported in armoured cars at
midnight.
The a second letter was written on the
letterhead of the NNPC and addressed
to the Director, Banking and Payments
of the CBN, in which the national bank
was requested to give the National
Intelligence Agency, which was under
the management of Dasuki, $
289,202,382.
However, the agency’s budget was only
$160m for the year.
A coalition Civil Society Network against
Corruption has in October 5 appealed
the chairman of Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Lamorde,
to probe the circumstances
surrounding the movement of
N67.2billion from the Central Bank of
Nigeria under the government of ex-
president Goodluck Jonathan.


In its publication of the 19th day of
September, 2015, the Premium Times,
an online newspaper reported that the
ex-president, authorised the withdrawal
of a whopping N67.2billion in cash
money from the Central Bank of Nigeria
between November 2014 and February
2015 for what was called ‘special
services’.
The report states that one of the
withdrawals was made through a
memo which originated from the office
Dasuki supposedly on Jonathan’s
administration.
In the memo with reference number
NSA/366/S ‘Request for Funds for
Special Services’, an official from
Dasuki’s office had drawn the CBN’s
governor’s attention to a previous
discussion and requested the release of
the said funds by the bank.



https://www.naij.com/658614-scandalous-us-exposes-336m-transaction-dasuki-cbn.html

Matters arising.......

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We need death sentence

allawizzow:
......
to probe the circumstances
surrounding the movement of
N67.2billion from the Central Bank of
Nigeria under the government of ex-
president Goodluck Jonathan.


In its publication of the 19th day of
September, 2015, the Premium Times,
an online newspaper reported that the
ex-president, authorised the withdrawal
of a whopping N67.2billion in cash
money from the Central Bank of Nigeria
between November 2014 and February
2015 for what was called ‘special
services’.
https://www.naij.com/658614-scandalous-us-exposes-336m-transaction-dasuki-cbn.html

...... Goodluck is badluck to Nigerians. Assuming this guy was voted for another 4 years, Nigeria will be hell-on-earth. No wonder they did everything to come back, and more reasons the unreasonable biafra miscreants are disturbing the peace of the country, they have been paid by the corrupt soul to disturb the way things are going. They should all be tried and brought to book. we need more prisons to be built for all the rogues. If corruption is curbed in Nigeria, then every other thing will fall in place. And the children of hate will still call all these vital evidences propaganda. The past government never had the interest of this country on mind, they are only concern about themselves (that is so glaring now), no wonder they are shouting transformation and breathe of fresh air, transformation my foot! And some wailers will still come here creating nuisance, your unborn children will be disappointed in you. Time for Change.

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Jonathan sef

wachakuta:
We need death sentence

..... That would have been the right judgement, but i dont know what the so call 'democracy' says concerning that.

When we tell them that transformation is destruction in disguise they think we are hating.

denziz:
When we tell them that transformation is destruction in disguise they think we are hating.

.... Its very obvious we made the right choice. In Buhari i trust. May the corrupt soul rot in jail.

Oya shaki to bobo God Don catch him! Abeg drag Gej out too and crucify them

Hmmn

That's to say the money didn't reach $2billion, that APC said is?

Why is GEJ still a free man?
I would be tempted to join those who call Nigeria a zoo because its only in a zoo that a man that has been severally mentioned and implicated in the several monumental fraud scams during his presidency is still not under interrogation by those employed and empowered by law to do so.
As long as GEJ is not under interrogation,prosecution of any other person that has mentioned his ñame,is nothing but a witchhunt.

...the chaos in this country have nothing to do with biafra, it all about corruption it's the looters tha were fighting back the nation, this would go on until the nation bind together to checkmate them, the way the biafra agitators resurface after the war against corruption and the adopted of a single account make in function is a clear evidence to conclude that it is the looters that were fighting back the nation! Nigerian be figilant!