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Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by kernel504(m): 10:44am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Semper247: Your love for Buhari has led to Tinubu running a parallel platform in South West, Afonjas. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by ezebunafo(m): 10:45am On Nov 16, 2016 |
The said bailout funds was actually meant for the payment of salaries,pls investigate Kachimsicho: |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Sajio(m): 10:46am On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504:... My brother, this is a clear misplace-ment of priority. NASS that's suppose to check mate the presidents excess. ppl are suffering in Nigeria due to lack of good economic plans hence they are busy going after states instead of FG!! Ahhhh, wrong ppl in the helm of power. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by sweetgala(m): 10:47am On Nov 16, 2016 |
defash8: Guy Abeg shut up there. Peope like you that suddenly develop flawed political accumen should be lynched once in a while to correct your brain. Let me give you the full story -States had salaries/pensions and contractors in arrear when buhari came in -some from previous governors, some due to reduced monthly allocation -Buahri requested for a CBN loan for the States -NASS appropriated the money as part of the supplementary budget buhari brought late 2015 -State governors with permission from their respective HOA accepted the terms and conditions to the loan e.g pay salaries,pensions and contractors Many states have been under constant audit from ministry of finance other have not 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by donodion(m): 10:48am On Nov 16, 2016 |
Kachimsicho: This should answer your question The loan will be given over one year and will be extended to the states after they have met 22 conditions. Read the conditions below: 1. Publish audited annual financial statements within nine months of financial year end. 2. Comply with the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) 3. Publish state budget online annually 4. Publish budget implementation performance report online quarterly 5. Develop standard IPSAS compliant software to be offered to states for use by state and local governments 6. Set realistic and achievable targets to improve independently generated revenue (from all revenue generating activities of the state in addition to tax collections) and ratio of capital to recurrent expenditure 7. Implement targets 8. Implement a centralised Treasury Single Account (TSA) in each state 9. Have quarterly financial reconciliation meetings with federal government to cover VAT, PAYE remittances, refunds on government projects, Paris Club and other accounts 10. Share the database of companies within each state with the Federal Inland Revenue service (FIRS). The objective is to improve VAT and PAYE collection 11. Introduce a system to allow for the immediate issue of VAT/WHT certificates on payment of invoices. Review all revenue related laws and update obsolete rates/tariffs 12. Set limits on personnel expenditure as a share of total budgeted expenditure 13. Biometric capture of all states’ civil servants will be carried out to eliminate payroll fraud 14. Establish efficiency unit 15. Federal government online price guide to be made available for use by states 16. Introduce a system of continuous audit (internal audit) 17. Create a fixed asset and liability register 18. Consider privatisation or concession of suitable State-owned enterprises to improve efficiency and management 19. Establish a capital development fund to ring- fence capital receipts and adopt accounting policies to ensure that capital receipts are strictly applied to capital projects 20. Domesticate Fiscal Responsibility Act (FRA) 21. Attainment and maintenance of a credit rating by each state of the federation 22. Federal government to encourage states to access funds from the capital markets for bankable projects through issuance of fast- track Municipal bond guidelines to support smaller issuances and shorter tenures 23. Comply with the FRA and reporting obligations, including: No commercial bank loans to be undertaken by States; Routine submission of updated debt profile report to the DMO. Read more: https://www.naij.com/860586-fg-promise-give-states-n90bn-loan-gives-23-conditions-list.html In Nigeria, State administrators such as Fayose, have no regard for ACCOUNTABILITY. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by sweetgala(m): 10:50am On Nov 16, 2016 |
kinibigdeal: Dodgy .. You be imbe 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by sweetgala(m): 10:52am On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504: What has that got to do with buhari , think accountability. We are talking money that belongs to Nigerians here. Your commonwealth splurged by a governor on his family and croonies Jeez Nigerians would never cease to amaze me 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Mjshexy(f): 11:10am On Nov 16, 2016 |
melodyogonna:Top secret bro, no need 2 let d cat out 4 now |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Cityguy: 11:32am On Nov 16, 2016 |
ghocol9:Exactly! |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Cityguy: 11:39am On Nov 16, 2016 |
hotice01:That is the true state of things. One wonders if those vested with certain responsibilities don't give due diligence to finding out what ought to obtain or its just a case of impunity! Many cases are lost in courts due to lack of such diligence from prosecutors. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Zicos: 11:41am On Nov 16, 2016 |
I believe this bailout fund was given to states due to workers salaries owned for many months by some state. And we are talking of workers welfare here. Why should any gorvernor divert the mony? What best can he do with the mony than to pay workers their salaries? People are sufering evry day working for govment, at the end of the day they will not see their salary Iam in suport of the senate. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by hushshinani(m): 11:41am On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504:some people no dey think b4 them make comment... imagine this one shaaaa!!! |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by teebell999(m): 12:19pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504: trash |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Blaqchild4eva(m): 12:28pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Is there anything like State Assembly in Ekiti State? What I see is a cult and that is what it is hotice01: |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by hamzyluv(m): 12:31pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
shortgun:Bros ..... Bros .. Bros .. go and Read what Concurrent, Residual and exclusive power are all about? |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by DTaj: 12:35pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
cyberguy72: The same letter was sent by the Senate Committee to Governor Aregbesola of Osun state, Governor Yahaya Bello/Kogi state, and in fact, ALL the state governments who got bailout funds. It was reported in the media yesterday. However, I agree that this current Senate appear to be encroaching into so many Executive duties. The same Senate wants to control this, control that, summon this, summon that, but they claim "legislative immunity/legislative independence" when called to question! The Senate cannot dabble into the affairs of state governments (under separation of powers) UNLESS it (probe by the Senate) was a condition for giving the bail-out loans to states. Not all posts should have partisan/political connotations. We should seek to take our country back from politicians, not supporting them every time for tribal or religious reasons! |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by ISTANDWITHBUHAR: 12:39pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504: OMG you guys will not kill me ooooo, What has Buhari got to do with Senate? The last time i check NASS is an institution on her own so what's PMB problem with you guys? |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by tjesulomo: 12:39pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504: Isn't it funny how we twist and turn the true to accuse our foes and defend our friends but for this nation, its really pathetic how we are torn btw what is right and what is wrong. Federal allocation to state are provided for and enshrined in constitution but NOT bailout, and have ask for the conditionalities for the bail out? And if all of us crucify the Fed govt for the recession and state of economy, pls what exonerate a state from borrowing if the state has done well? |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Blue3k(m): 12:44pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Federal money means federal control. Of you want you independence do it on your on kubo. The bailout fund most like had conditions attached to it. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by omonnakoda: 12:55pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
tjesulomo:There is nothing that is done without laws. The starting point should be what is the legal basis for the so called "bailout" and these "conditionalities" as you call them.Is this documented anywhere and even if they are are they lawful and constitutional. The next point is even if there should be a mechanism of monitoring the use of these funds should it be the senate. There have been many examples of funds coming into the country specifically World Bank and UN monies that were ring fenced for specific projects and there were no problems. Monitoring such conditionalities is a TECHNICAL and not a POLITICAL job. One for accountants and such like not one for senators. Have you considered what it will cost for these senators to visit all these states as they propose and what they will ultimately achieve. The truth is that states must guard the little sovereignty they have jealously especially at this time when we are seeking even more decentralization. There should be no compromise on allowing senators to delve into matters that are the preserve of the State Assemble. Finally the money is CBN money, there is often an ignorant swell of opinion that CBN funds are FGN funds ,they are not. This is quite difficult to understand for many. Nigeria is the largest or one of the largest shareholders in ADB are we to send our senators to countries that borrow from ADB to see how they manage the money they might have borrowed? The bailout is CBN money and if there are any conditionalities as you claim then publish them. The only thing I do know is the FG GUARANTEED the loan just like they do for ALL foreign loan for states. This does not then give the senate the power to probe how states (Lagos a good example) spent the foreign loans. As Nigerians we want to see goo governance but that should not mean because of expediency we forget the rule of law. If there are any conditionalities the CBN should have put in place appropriate mechanisms just as the likes of the World Bank and IMF have ,I do not think that such should have any room for senators but rather trained technocrats who do their job quietly and professionally |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by ogunsj: 1:00pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
shortgun:my guy we the governor is alpha and omenga of his state and can not be dictated to. but, do you know what is a grant, loan or bailout as the Case may be,? before you applied and given there are terms and conditions attached. the bailout is specifically for governors to upset the salary, pensions and other emoluments of thier workers. so governors signed to used the money for that purpose anything outside that is a breach of your terms and conditions. now that he has made himself in accessible, if there is need for another bailout he applied and the federal govt grant others who made their books open and denied him of such facility, people we flood nairaland with all sorts of negative comments, forgetting his antecedent.let us be wise but not foolishly wise. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Lowkey1870: 1:11pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
So is now they want to probe States on dis matter? Senate should go and solve other bigger problems on their desk and stop chasing rats up and down. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by barcaboi(m): 1:17pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504:do u even think b4 u type or it comes naturally. ...FG gave state cash and it is up to FG to monitor how the cash is spent. ...it is not from the state allocation. ....if he bail out only APC state, una go talk....he extended it to pdp and it is only right to monitor the use just as World bank does with its fund....stop bn wise by half |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by barcaboi(m): 1:19pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kernel504:so what do you call bail out fund from the FG.....state allocation? |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by barcaboi(m): 1:21pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
cyberguy72:did u read d part they said letters were written to all states given bail out fund or u just assumed ekiti was d focus....can't u just be reasonable and call a spade 4 what it is....what was d funds used for....gbam...no issues if it wasn’t stolen |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by mapet: 2:37pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
kolaaderin:cyberguy72: : How can you ask if he can read? That is a forgone conclusion |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by mapet: 2:40pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
BlackMbakara1:kernel504: :Is Buhari now in charge of the legislative arm of government? Bros, The tin weak me o! I thought idiot are many on NL, I never knew I was right |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by BlackMbakara1(m): 2:47pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
mapet: Bro all i could deduce is lack of objectivity and a discerning spirit...thank God for NL, he will improve. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by cyberguy72(m): 2:48pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
mapet:What is this one saying? |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Seriousboy: 3:48pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Also probe N6trillion 2016 budget. Where are the projects for 2016 budget? Dogara we watching you. |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Kachimsicho: 5:00pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
I'm yet to read where it was stated that FG will verify or monitor the expenditure of such fund. And why are they in a rush when the guideline stated financial year end. Pls read the first line again. Are the states already asking for renewal before the financial year end? I'm yet to read or hear such request. donodion: |
Re: You Can’t Probe How I Spent Bailout Funds, Fayose Tells Senate by Kachimsicho: 5:05pm On Nov 16, 2016 |
Ziggyblaze:You already condemned the man without knowing what the money was used for. FG should wait until they're ready to publish their annual reports. We're still in November. Problem with this country is misplaced priority. Nothing again has been said about budget padding, may be you all have forgotten. |
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