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The Minister of Petroleum Resources Mrs.
Diezani Alison-Madueke, on Wednesday
disclosed that the Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation has started refunding the $1.48bn
unremitted fund into the Federation Account
as recommended by an audit firm,
PriceWaterHouse Coopers.
She however did not disclose how much has
for far been refunded by the corporation.
She also denied reports that she was seeking
the assistance of some highly-placed persons
in order to escape prosecution for alleged
corruption from the incoming administration
of the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari.
Alison-Madueke spoke with State House
correspondents at the end of the weekly
meeting of Federal Executive Council at the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.
It will be recalled the Federation Account
Allocation Committee had on Monday night
constituted a committee to find out the
reasons for the delay in the refund of the sum.
PriceWaterHouse Coopers had in the report of
its forensic audit report of the corporation
recommended that the NNPC should refund
the amount to the Federation Account.
Alison-Madueke however explained that the
unremitted fund was owed by the NPDC for a
block that had been assigned from the NNPC
to the NPDC.
She said, “The PriceWaterHouse Coopers
forensic audit that was done few weeks ago in
his recommendation mentioned that $1.48bn
was owed by the NPDC for a block that had
hitherto been assigned from the NNPC to the
NPDC which is its subsidiary.
“They felt that the right process would be that
the NPDC will refund that money to the
Federation Account. The NPDC has apparently
started those refunds and it is also in
discussion with the NNPC and the DPR on
same. So the refund has actually began.”
While saying that the payment was being done
under her directive, she insisted that the sum
was not missing but transferred by the NNPC
to the NPDC.
The minister also denied media reports that
she was reaching out to some prominent
Nigerians, including a former military Head of
State, Gen. Abdusalami Abubakar (retd.), to
seek soft landing from the incoming
government.
She said she had in the course of her job as
minister met with elder statesmen across the
country and wondered why her meeting with
Abubakar would be singled out.
The minister said she could not be seeking for
a soft landing because she was not aware that
she had committed any crime.
She said, “I have not sought such assistance
because I am not aware that I have been
indicted of any crime that I will need a soft
landing.
“Over the last four years, I have many times
been unfortunately accused and libelled in so
many malicious and vindictive ways.
“I have explained these things and pushed back
robustly on these accusations and I have even
gone to court on many of them. Yet, they keep
being regurgitated.”

What is the duty of the united nation? sitting there watching the minority group oppressing the giant of african.... football is not the best solution to this, but, culprit behind this must be sanction. and by the way, what is the duty of Jacob Zuma? has he died....? At least five people have been killed over
the past two weeks since local vigilantes
in South Africa started looting and
attacking shops owned by immigrants
mainly from other parts of Africa.
DailyMail reports that in Johannesburg,
Malawian immigrant, Samuel Idrssa,
described how his friend was stabbed and
set on fire by a mob.
‘We wanted to rescue him but there were
too many of them,’ he said. ‘It was
shocking.’
‘We have all left our homes. Those affected
are those of us who live in poor townships
because we live with poor South Africans
who do not have jobs.’
Violence flared days after Zulu King
Goodwill Zwelithini said in remarks that
foreigners should ‘take their bags and go’.
And pictures below capture the horror of
what’s currently happening in the country.
READ ALSO: XENOPHOBIC ATTACKS: Help!
South Africans Are After Our Lives –
Nigerians
Addressing parliament in Cape Town on
Thursday, President Zuma had reiterated his
condemnation of the violence, calling it a
‘violation’ of South Africa’s values.
No amount of frustration or anger can ever
justify the attacks on foreign nationals and
the looting of their shops,‘ he said. ‘We
condemn the violence in the strongest
possible terms. The attacks violate all the
values that South Africa embodies.’
Below are heartbreaking photo:
Fighting back: Immigrants carrying
machetes have clashed with police in a
search for locals that attacked foreign shop
owners in Durban
On the move: Police officers fire rubber
bullets as they disperse the gangs of African
immigrants who have fought back in South
Africa
Armed: An African immigrant, in a jumper
and tracksuit bottoms, firmly grips a
machete as violence continued to flare in
South Africa
Danger: A man in an Adidas tracksuit armed
with an axe charges at a photographer in
Johannesburg, cheered on by a crowd
behind him
Gang: A group of immigrants brandishing
machetes in a run-down area of
Johannesburg prepare to defend themselves
against the police
Unrest: The xenophobic violence that
started in Durban two weeks ago has spread
this week to Johannesburg and other areas
of the country
Mob: South African hostel dwellers, some
brandishing sticks in an aggressive manner,
stage a demonstration against foreigners
Intimidation: A man holding a wooden stick
and a shield stands outside a hostel during
anti-immigration related violence in
Johannesburg
Attacks: A gang of local men dressed in
civilian clothing demonstrate against
foreigners, with one whirling an axe in his
right hand
On the run: A woman in a hat dashes off,
flanked by other locals, after trying to rob a
foreign motorist in Johannesburg
Smoke: A woman covered in soot gestures
and shouts towards foreign nationals in the
Jeppestown area of Johannesburg yesterday
Chaos: Men from the Jeppie Hostles roll
over a torched car in the middle of the
street in Jeppestown, Johannesburg
Divisions: A man with a hammer retrieves
metal scraps from a burnt-out vehicle after
foreign nationals torched a car in the early
hours
Aftermath: A man carries an axe as he walks
past a burnt out car in Jeppestown after
more unrest in the early hours of yesterday
morning
Weapon: A man clutches a brick in his left
hand as the violence escalates across South
Africa – five dead have already died
Victim: Carol Lloyd was left injured and
covered in blood after rocks were thrown at
and shattered her car window following
immigrant protests near Johannesburg in
South Africa
People run for cover from a stun grenade
and tear gas after a skirmish between locals
and foreign nationals in Durban, South
Africa
A child looks out from inside a deserted
store in Germiston, near Johannesburg after
the immigrant owner removed his goods
and left in fear of attack from local
residents
Foreign nationals have been seen loading
trucks with their goods as they flee
Primrose, near Johannesburg to escape the
violence
Hundreds of people took part in a peace
march after anti-immigrant violence flared
in Durban. Meanwhile, foreigners fled their
homes
Peace: Thousands of people took part in a
peace march, calling for an end to the
violence against immigrants in South Africa
Refuge: Earlier this week foreign nationals,
who were forced out of their homes, took
refuge at camps in Isipingo in south Durban
Handouts: The foreigners, including
children, were provided with food by the
local community after they were ed? he have military power, why is he sitting down looking like mumu..... idiot... buari take note, he must be jail

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