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ephee:My dear, I practically hate staying apart as a couple but she is not helping my condition. Taking care of her, always there for her but to give me what I want is always a problem. Don't let me lie you, it's not going to work. |
[color=#990000][/color] GodMode:Good point |
I have decided Nothing can changed my mind Buhari for president APC for change. |
Dunamis009:12 days to go vote for change vote for APC BUHARI for president |
many thanks to Fayose and FFK For making the people's General more popular. Thanks to Bastard Doyin Okupe too for given APC brain to think. Vote for CHANGE |
cococandy:I can't cheat ![]() |
striktlymi:Smart idea |
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The House of Representatives said on Sunday that the Federal Government’s yearly expenditure was “over N20tn,” contrary to the N4.6tn (2014) or N4.3tn (2015) disclosed to Nigerians as the country’s annual public budget. Its Public Accounts Committee, which made the disclosure in Abuja, noted that, an ongoing examination of the finances of government and its 601 agencies showed that the N4.3tn given as the total spending budget for this year was a “far cry” from the reality. The Chairman of the committee, Mr. Adeola Solomon-Olamilekan, who spoke on the issue, explained that, unknown to Nigerians, the N4.3tn, for example, did not include the expenditure of many “statutory and extra-ministerial departments” of government. He added that his committee found out that these other agencies not captured in the regular budget, generated and spent their money as it pleased them without seeking the approval of the National Assembly. The lawmaker put the budget of these other bodies at over N16tn. Solomon-Olamilekan explained further, “The N4.9tn, N4.6tn or N4.3tn, as the case may be, is the budget that the whole Nigerians are listening to but in the true sense of it, the budget of other statutory and extra-ministerial departments put together is about N16tn. “So, the total overall budget year in year out is over N20tn, which the executive arm operates, but nobody is asking questions as to the implementation of all these budgets. “Nobody is bringing information on the implementation of all these budgets; and this is one area Nigerians need to start asking questions in order to move this country forward.” Solomon-Olamilekan stated that though the Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2007, made adequate provisions on how these bodies should be held accountable, the law was observed in breach. He cited the “stifling” of the Office of the Auditor-General of the Federation as one of the ways to shield government agencies from opening their books to scrutiny. Solomon-Olamilekan said this was done by starving the office of funds “over the years” to a point where it no longer had the financial power to effectively audit the accounts of the implementation agencies of government and its extra-ministerial departments. For instance, he revealed how the government cut the capital budget of the AGF’ office from N1.9bn to a “meagre” N100m in 2015. The lawmaker said his committee was at a loss on how the AGF’s office would audit the accounts of 601 agencies with N100m and the country’s 144 foreign missions. The PAC chairman added, “How can we imagine that the capital budget of the office of AGF for the year 2015 was reduced from N1.9bn to N100? “Can you also imagine an office of the AGF that has 144 foreign missions to audit and as we speak, between 1999 to date, that office has not audited up to 30 of these foreign missions while three quarter of these foreign missions are also revenue generating agencies? “So, there is nobody to audit the revenue generated and the expenditure they incur. “The office of the AGF has been short-changed and the budget has been reduced to nothing. As such, the government of the day is having a field day to carry out whatever its wants to do because they know they have an office that is not functioning.” The PAC has also been saddled with the responsibility of retrieving the full report on the audit investigation into the $20bn reportedly ‘missing’ from the accounts of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation from the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. The House had, in plenary on Wednesday last week, given the minister seven days to submit the full report to the lawmakers. Copyright PUNCH. |
For if I grieve you who is left to make me happy, if not you whom I've grieved? Good morning guys. FFK and Tinubu Are ? |
missclassy:The dude is very sick. Looking for attention. If you look at the messages very well, check the time on it you will notice the guy is lying . |
hbpeze:my spelling is very correct. i have the movie on my phone. you can search for it on youtube |
hbpeze:painful not to have a parental love and care. please go and get this live changing film: ANTWONE FISHER and watch it before you develop a psychological problems. if u can't get the movie let me know pls. |
![]() blame buhari blame amechi blame apc blame tinubu blame twitter blame north blame west blame blame admit your error and you will be forgiven |
Donmarrius:your father is a cow ![]() |
SeverusSnape: no apology my friend. i don't believe that report Buhari will look into the matter when he becomes president. |
book haram = take over army = take over people = suffering who is deceiving who ![]() |
16 Feb 2015 Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammed Sanusi II Following the submission of its audit report on the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) by PriceWaterhouseCoopers, which indicated that only $1.48b was yet to be remitted to the federation account as against $49b mentioned as missing, a civil society group, Move On Nigeria, has called for public apology from Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammed Sanusi II, and the opposition party, APC, which had echoed the wild and controversial allegation. The group said as a mark of honour, the onus now falls on the Kano Emir, who as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), raised the initial alarm that led to the probe. In a statement made available to journalists in Abuja, the group stated that the hoax raised by Sanusi, was an embarrassment to President Goodluck Jonathan, Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke and to the Nigerian state and as such ought to be followed by an apology, having been found to be untrue. According to the group, the allegation focused more international attention on Nigeria just like the audit report did, adding that with the world watching, those who initially raised the allegation, and indeed, “all those who reached judgemental conclusions, ought to swallow their pride and tender public apology to the president, the minister and also the senate of the Federal Republic”. It said such and act will be a show of humility, natural patriotism and respect for self and others. “Recall that the incumbent Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammed Sanusi II, a man we all hold in high esteem, as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), raised the initial allegation that set off the probe by the audit firm of PriceWaterhouseCoopers. “We also note that the Senate had mandated its committee of Finance chaired by Ahmed Makarfi to investigate the allegation. Despite the senate declaring that no money was missing, the figures kept changing and eventually we were left with something like $49b missing. “That prompted Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to institute a probe by the audit firm of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, which recently submitted the final report to President Jonathan. “In its report, the auditors stated that “1. The gross revenue generated from FGN crude oil lifting for the period 1 January 2012 to 31 July 2013, was US$69.34billion and not US$67billion reported by the Reconciliation Committee. 2. The total cash remitted into the Federation Accounts in relation to these crude oil lifting, was US$50.81billion and not US$47billion as earlier reported by the Reconciliation Committee. 3. The balance of the generated revenue is accounted for as follows: a)Revenue reported by NPDC of US$5.11billion reported by the MD, Mr. Briggs during the Senate hearings will be accounted for through the financial statements of NPDC, and any dividend declared will flow into the Federation account. b) PMS and DPK Subsidy of US$8.7billion c) NNPC’s initial costs verified and accepted by the senate of US$2.65billion d) Additional NNPC costs following the forensic audit US$2.81billion e) Added to the Revenue is the unremitted NPDC signature bonus due for divested assets and taxes/royalties totaling US$2.22billion. e) Hence the net amount attributable to the federation account following the above summary is US$1.48billion” the group said in the statement signed by its national Coordinator, Clem Aguiyi. According to the group, the audit report, which has put to rest issues involved in the allegation, makes it more than necessary for “all those who reached judgemental conclusions, ought to swallow their pride and tender public apology to the president, the minister and also the senate of the Federal Republic”. “As a group which was in support of the call for a probe, we now feel that having had the result with the allegation of $49billion missing proven to be false, we therefore call on the Emir of Kano, and indeed, all those who worked to heat up the polity and insulted the President of the Federal Republic and the Minister of Petroleum Resources, to own up to their faults and apologise to the nation”, it said. Speaking further, the group said “such apology will come as fence mending and a mark of honour given that this was an issue that attracted attention of the international community”. MoveOn Nigeria however called on President Jonathan, to take action on other recommendations by the report while also urging the national Assembly to expedite action on the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), which according to it, will expressly resolve some of the findings of the audit as regards NNPC procedures and enabling law. The group called on government to establish special corruption courts with specialised judges so as to ensure speedy conclusion of corruption cases. A situation where corruption cases are allowed to linger for some times 12 years without conclusion is grossly unacceptable. The group coordinator also urged for the probe of the activities of NNPC under Obasanjo era so as to put a closure to all the wide allegations and speculations concerning loses in revenue to the Federal government. The President praised the Jonathan administration for having the courage to audit itself . source:THISDAY |
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Masturbation:Haaaaaaaaaa ! |
I will relocate my woman to calabar, I want her to learn how to be good in bed. Na joke ooo ![]() |
Just 8 reasons ![]() Good! I will give you 100 reasons why I won't vote GEJ and PDP. Let me quickly pray. Buhari the pope of Africa APC the fear of Jonathan |
babyosisi:I will make it this my question a new topic but before then I will ask you here first. How can someone deal with un-appreciative partner? You love the fellow but you are not sure if she loves you in return because of lack of appreciation? |
Seemyfather:Thanks bro. I'm sure you did not read the part where I stated she denied me of having sex with her after four good months. She forced me to play away match. |
babyosisi: You know I was having probs with My.Q sometimes ago and I came here for advice, I'm amazed with levels of maturity advices and ideal gotten here so far. I'm happy now because things will work out well soon |
MsPat:Thanks dear. |
babyosisi:Sure dear. One day |
419 Ole Barawo Scammer Ritualist. |
419 Ole Barawo Scammer Ritualist. |
I will comment after Val. Expecting GEJ media chat on Val to address the nation why everything is getting too expensive. Jonathan should forget about re-election |
Everyday is like Val in my heart whenever I thinks about the little kid that join us together. Every hours count as blessing to me whenever I thinks about the decision I made when you told me you were pregnant. Every minutes count as reasons not to breakaway from you whenever you hurt me because I love my kid. Every seconds give me reasons to endure and forgives you whenever I remember how our kid was born. Forever You Are my Val. Let this season of love brings more LOVE. ![]() |
many thanks to Fayose and FFK 


