Sajio:
I thought they hired PWC to re-Audit NNPC? How come they didn't publish their Forensic, Auditor General must be an APC member.... else APC should get a nuetralist to do this job joor.. lies everywhere. so is now $16b and not $49.8b?

Forwetinnah:
While this got missing under boooooohari in less than a year

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/fgs-n3-1-trillion-revenue-loss-traced-to-an-individual/

By the time boooooohari is done with Nigeria, the 15million Oponus who voted him will be picking their jaws off the floor. Shiooor

greatbrian:
Apcand their blame game again can't dz pple do without finding someone to blame for their incompetency

Luxxycool:
The worst of Buhari's administration is still far better than the best of Jonathan's administration.

Seconded !!! Bro, send me your bank account details

OZAOEKPE:
"na till 2019 we go stop to hear about jonathan" use less leaders

olaboy33:
I just keep what would happened to nigeria if jonathan was the one leading us during this hard time...

ijustdey:


Auditor General of the Federation, Samuel Ukura has revealed that the NNPC under Goodluck Jonathan withheld N3.2 trillion ($16 billion) in revenues from the federal government in 2014, the auditor-general said on Monday, confirming claims by then Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Emir Sanusi Lamido.

Constitutionally, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) must hand over all oil revenue – which makes up about 70 per cent of total income – and money is then paid back based on a budget approved by parliament.

Ukura, who presented his findings in a report to lawmakers at the National Assembly, said other government ministries and agencies had also failed to remit funds, taking the total not passed on to 3.3 trillion naira for 2014.

No one at the NNPC could immediately be reached to comment or provide details of the amount remitted that year. According to the latest figures on OPEC’s website, Nigeria’s oil exports are worth about $77 billion a year.

Development in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest oil producer and largest economy, has been stunted by decades of corruption and mismanagement. President Muhammadu Buhari took office last year on an anti-corruption ticket.

Ukura’s report stated that it was based on an “examination of NNPC mandates to CBN (Central Bank of Nigeria) on Domestic Crude Oil Sales and Reconciliation Statement of Technical Sub-committee of Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) meeting held in January 2014”.
“Amount not remitted to FAAC was N3,234,577,666,791.35,” the auditor-general said in his report.

In 2014, the then central bank governor, Lamido Sanusi, was suspended after accusing the NNPC of failing to pay $20 billion into government accounts between January 2012 and July 2013.



www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/03/14/nnpc-under-jonathan-failed-to-remit-n3-2trn-says-auditor-general/

LadyExcellency:
Is the auditor General now a substitute to PwC'S Forensic Audit Report On Finances Of The NNPC commissioned by Oshemohle and Elrufia lead National Economic Council?


Where is the forensic report?

Luxxycool:
The worst of Buhari's administration is still far better than the best of Jonathan's administration.

joyandfaith:
it is only a fool that would believe this.

sublimes:
It's more than 9months into this administration, and honestly, we are in the middle of no where as a country. The APC led government is a total disappointment.

Yyeske:
If only returning our wealth stolen by GEJ and his cohorts is all PMB can achieve in his first term, then I'll vote him for a second term. Continue supporting corruption

macarson2k:
Keep blaming till 2019

LadyExcellency:
Is the auditor General now a substitute to PwC'S Forensic Audit Report On Finances Of The NNPC commissioned by Oshemohle and Elrufia lead National Economic Council?


Where is the forensic report?

Sajio:
I thought they hired PWC to re-Audit NNPC? How come they didn't publish their Forensic, Auditor General must be an APC member.... else APC should get a nuetralist to do this job joor.. lies everywhere. so is now $16b and not $49.8b?