Twenty-four hours after he said the loot of ex-Governor James Ibori has been returned to Delta State, Ahmed Idris, the Accountant General of the Federation (AGF), says the claim is not true.


When he appeared before the House of Representatives ad-hoc committee investigating the status of all recovered loots, movable and immovable assets from 2002 to 2020, on Tuesday, Idris said the money had been returned to Delta.

But in a statement on Wednesday, Henshaw Ogubike, Director (Information, Press and Public Relations), Office of the AGF, claimed Idris only suggested that stolen funds would be returned to states where they were illegally taken from.

He added that the money was not yet in the Federal Government coffers, contradicting Abubakar Malami, Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), who had earlier said Nigeria had received the money.


Umar Gwandu had claimed that the "naira equivalent value" of the total £4,214,017.66 was credited into the designated Federal Government account" since May 10.


But the statement from the Accountant-General's office said the money is being awaited.


The statement read, "The Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) wishes to put the records straight regarding the widely circulated media report on the £4.2m Ibori Loot.


"The issue of the £4.2m Ibori Loot has not been adequately resolved. The money is still being awaited, after which the issues around it will be resolved before further action is taken. For now, no money has been returned to Delta State.


"This explanation is without prejudice to the proceedings at the public hearing that took place yesterday, during which the AGF was only making general comments about recoveries relating to state governments. This is the true position as regards the £4.2m Ibori Loot," the statement read.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/27/confusion-accountant-general-makes-u-turn-says-iboris-loot-not-yet-returned-delta-state

This present administration needs a comedy channel on DSTV. They will sure generate more money from the channel than from crude oil.

Na wa!!! These people just dey use the entire con3 dey play ping pong game. Who get money to travel out should do so now oooo, I don talk my own finish. If u look this con3 eeh, no hope in sight atall atall. The next leader is always worse than the previous ones. Na we dey religious pass and na our con3 na cast pass in all ramification.

I don talk am before and I go talk am again, "The day I go born girl pikin, I go cry like say dem force me to vote for 2023".

I'm even feeling for myself as a Nigerian

Naija my corn tree


Some say we will separate,This one be like enternity.

Others say we should wait for 2023, by then the con3 go don empty. At that time, we will start blaming and cursing the southern president (if north permit)that will be there.

Nigerians - slaves that love their chain .....Red Washington

The money don disappear be that. It has been shared appropriately among the thieves in Aso Rock.

Very confused set of leaders....

They don use the money play Naijabet.

Millimann:
They don use the money play Naijabet.

Lol. Away to score in 2nd Half

okoo

Audio money to

End of discussion

The money don go

Ahmed Idris is an incompetent fool. It’s such a shame people like him are ones managing the resources of this country. He should be fired for this silly gaffe.

The corruption in this government is the worst of all government. The NNPC, Police,Custom, military and every ministry are so corrupt and it's the simple reason the country is bleeding at the moment.

in 2014 Nigeria’s daily consumption of petrol is estimated at bugos 35million litres which many consider a lie at the time

But today

Nigeria’s daily petrol consumption hits record high of 93m litres and yet no body is saying anything.


Father of all lies and the biggest fraud of all time. The EFCC is chasing Internet guys up and down when are they going to investigate this obvious fraud that is very clear to us all?


Nigeria’s daily consumption of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) popularly called petrol was at an unsustainable level at 93 million litres a day in April 2021 from an average of 61 million litres consumed in the previous months. This translates to a daily spend of N7.10 billion on subsidy