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MizMyColi:
Well, if truly GEJ did not make any inquiry into said missing funds, then that is gross misconduct and unacceptable.

BUT.
I doubt, I doubt that he did nothing at the time.
Except of course, he felt SLS was up to no good or was trying to get back at him for a perceived wrong, to which end, he waived it aside. Last I checked...this is politics, Nigerian politics. It's always been a case of scratch my back, I scratch yours.

If only the Media Team of GEJ is/was as apt, and articulate as that of GMB's....we mightn't have been here.

Besides, I read somewhere that NNPC and CBN weren't fully cooperational, could it be that they (CBN) have been involved in some shadiness too?

Could all this bad blood be as a result of deals/agreements gone wrong between both institutions from the get go and now GEJ's the scapegoat?

Perhaps I missed it, but was 20billion dollars actually missing?

I'm sure u know sanusi wasnt a CBN governor at the time of PWC probe.

barcanista:
Oga, Buhari cannot just single out Jonathan's administration and go to bed. It doesn't work that way and it won't. He also has a case of missing money on his neck as Petroleum Minister. Did he institute any audit? Is he blind to see the allegation against IBB, Abachas, Obasanjo, Sanusi etc? Was he blind when looting was going on under Abacha when he was PTF Chairman? Buhari should do what is right by looking into EVERY allegation. Whether it takes him 4years or 4 decades I don't care.

I really dont understand your arguement. Is it not present administration responsibility to probe his and previous/immediate adminitration? GEJ is still the president for christ sake, why cant he order a probe into previous administration.

What a waste of money.

They will soon come out and start posting about how hausa/fulani are more trustworthy and honest than the yoruba plus how the civil war was caused by awolowo. Just watch out, they are very predictable people.

delpee:
Please is this from the External Auditors roeport?

Yea its....u can check this link..

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/docs_download/Full%20report--20billion%20dollars%20missing%20oil%20money.pdf

I actually cant read this anymore, its depressing..smh.

This is another reason i will like everyone to stop paying attention to all this biafra thread on nairaland as most of SE elites only care about their pocket.

Thank God GEJ didnt win the election, just imagine what would have happened to this report.

This must be a joke!?

Chai!!, theres GOD ohh..., what an AGIP

The Chairman, Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Mosimi, Ogun State, Mr. Adeleke Bada, has agreed with the former Minister of Petroleum, Prof. Tam David-West, that petrol can sell for N40 per litre.

He says this is possible if the country refines all crude oil in the nation’s refineries.

Bada said this in an interview with journalists shortly after the association’s Annual General Meeting in Abeokuta, the state capital.

Bada, who was flanked by other members of the executive of the association, was reacting to the advice given by David-West to the President-elect to reduce the pump price to N40.

He said, “Reducing the price of petrol to N40 a litre is possible only if the refineries are working. If you look at the nature of the market presently, that isn’t realistic. Do we have the refineries?

“The only reason that it can be possible is when we have our own refineries and we do not export our crude oil for processing. If the processing is done in Nigeria, then it can be sold at the rate of N40, but not until all the refineries are fixed.”

He, however, blamed the non-compliance of sale of petrol at N87 per litre by some petroleum marketers on the expenses incurred by the marketers while trying to get the fuel available for the use of the masses.

He said the levies being paid by the marketers to various regulatory associations and unions had forced the marketers to increase the prices of fuel to their desired amount.

He said, “The government has not increased the price of fuel; it is still N87 per litre.

“But by the time you get to the depot, after paying around N2.6m for your ticket, a lot of levies are still to be paid; levies from PTD, IPMAN and all others. Adding them all together with the cost of transporting your trucks to the station, no one is ready to run at a loss.”

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Dieziani Allison Madueke should call his boys to order.....

Its about time...

I think the fedral government should have recalled the ambassador earlier...

Beautiful yoruba girls.....

Mogidi:
This is an indication of the direction Nigeria is heading. We have to scrutinize the incoming administration same way we scrutinized Dr Jonathan's administration. Buhari may be a demi god to you but to me he's the president elect and his actions or inactions impact on our lives.
His every move would be scrutinized, get used to it.

He is not my demi god, he is just like any other human being that will definately make a mistake and I will gladly join you to critisize him whenever he messed up, however let give him a chance and target our critism to when he start budgetting 1billion naira for food.

Its just a transition committee for christ sake!, can we just wait for him to choose his cabinet before will start all this criticisms...

Check out this thread...

https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan#9018765

and read what they were saying when GEJ won in 2011 and now they are preaching peace. Thank God GMB is not GEJ.

oneeaast:
well said...

tanx for telling that fool where to discovered his brain ??

But you were not saying this when GEJ won in 2011. This is exactly what chino said....unless u r not chino11.
https://www.nairaland.com/745731/yoruba-marginalization-elders-met-jonathan#9018765

"This is a welcome development, the Yorubas should be effectively and perpetually marginalized and schemed out, because they deserve worst things also. What did they achieve for their rotten Yoruba states during wasted years of the baboon called ObasanjorijoUseless and woe tribe. They should step up the complaint, GEJ will as usual and as always mess them up. They forgot that Tinubo sold them out for a pot of 'ewodu', the same way their foolish leaders sold out abioala to the almajiris to be slaughtered".

Does he ever eat at home?

GBTYO:
Spoken like a true parasite

The coastline is ND's and not Nigeria's


Or is Lagos coastline Kano's?

Fool

You cant control ofshore oil revenue unless you are not part of nigeria. The responsibility of the nation coastline will always belong to central government.

You can only keep both onshore and offshore crude oil earning if you are separated from nigeria and until then i support state/region taking control of all their onshore/inland resources.

Thesame people that supported and encouraged GEJ to marginalized yoruba are now worry about being marginalize....hmmmm

Hes actually here to visit peter obi.......










...sarcasm!!

This is exactly why i voted for APC, we need to know what PDP has been doing in the last 16 years. A lot of revelation is about to come out......i can not wait.

What about the rest for the money?

They are nigerians and they are entitiled to make demands but they need to drop pre election attitude. Election is over, let us come together and make nigeria great.

This is getting interesting, cange has finally come...lol

Mushin Local Government threatened to close down Ladipo Market if the crisis rocking the auto spare parts market persists, PM news reports.

The warning was sounded by the executive secretary of the local government, Mr. Babajide Bello at the weekend during interaction with journalists. Bello said he cannot fold his hands and watch total break down of law and order in Mushin by the warring factions.

He said confirmed that he was aware of the crises in the market and said he was ready to arrest the situation so that it will not escalate.

Speaking of his efforts to arrest the situation , Bello said he had invited the two parties involved in the matter, the executives of the traders and Monday Lawrence, the leader of cemetery workers, for discussion.

The crisis is between the traders under the umbrella of Ladipo Central Executive Committee, LACEC, led by Comrade Kinsley Ogunor and cemetery workers led by Monday Lawrence.

He said he was aware that the cemetery was contracted to Lawrence but does not know if the contract involved collection of tolls in the market on behalf of Mushin LG.


Bello noted that the warring factions are from Igbo extraction and he cannot understand why they cannot settle their rift amicably.

READ ALSO: Angry Traders Stone Governor’s Convoy Over Gubernatorial Polls

Bello noted that the warring factions are from Igbo extraction and he cannot understand why they cannot settle their rift amicably.

The crisis in the market between the traders and cemetery workers is thought to have started over collection of tolls from traders.

Trouble started after Lawrence faction disbanded the executives of the market and took over the management of the market.

LACEC executives alleged that Lawrence and his group printed receipts and started collecting tolls in the market without informing the LACEC officials. An attempt by the LACEC task force to stop them resulted in bloody clash in the market.


Source: http://www.naij.com/424785-govt-says-ladipo-market-to-be-closed-due-to-crisis.html

Fuel subsidy must go!!, enough of this madness. No where in the world will any responsible government allowed oil marketer to have this much power.

I think they should invest in transportation. For example it should not take 45min to travel to lagos from ibadan.

Dangote is a business man and nobody need to tell him where to invest his money. Im sure he only invest in businesses and places where he's certain he's going to make profit.....