PassingShot:


If he didn't release it now, it would have done worse damage by the time it's eventually released by GMB.

So, whichever way, GEJ will be embarrassed.

You're right.Just trying to say why the chest beating from himThose figures were just doing mii Arghhhh!Arghhhh!!!.Seriously

Am not suprised at NNPC and NPDC those lot should be in their short by now getting ready for their prison terms.

IzonOwei:
I am angry with the collective wealth issue while the niger delta has been bled dry by the non-niger deltans...from my initial post I typically support GEJs act with the FOI...its high time the collective wealth expression is changed...thank you

IzonOwei:
he should have released an inconclusive and incomplete result before the elections?....

IzonOwei:
p]lease explain further with the racketeering of oil and gas jobs within out ND for oil and gas jobs...the last time I checked we were less employed nd marginalized as regards these jobs...


Because scotland chose to remain with uk so should we remain with nigeria ?....

Secession, federalism ok to me....let us for once ,every niger deltan enjoy whats beneath his lands...

claycares:
Thanks for the quote. Well, PwC are not experts in valuation of oil and gas assets and the valuation is usually and largely based on the hgdrocarbon reserves in the asset be it gas or oil. From my few days in the industry, it iwill be very unprofessional for PwC to just quote a value without stating the capability of the assets like the daily production (number of barrels/day), the reserves (xxm mb/d and the mscf of gas ) avaialable, the number of wells on each field and their capacity, etc. Pls note that I'm not saying there's or no fraud in the transactions.

IzonOwei:
for me I think the smaller splinter groups we push for the better we can unanimously handle the problems of nigeria..how do you start to hold accountable leaders in nigeria?....we are just too many and polarized...

You might think the niger delta is as polarized as the way nigeria is, but know that we have common grounds and its a good platform on which we can stand and solve problems...we have similar cultures, have similar languages,have similar religion and share resources...we can better deal with ourselves when we are small...the results of south sudan must not be the case fr nigeria...we are more educated and enlightened.

Atk1nson:

pls be honest with yourself:
- if GEJ had won then elections, would he had released this report?
- if GEJ had won, would Deziane have started returning USD 1.48 billion
- even though this report came out last year and reveals very crippling levels of corruption, did GEJ hold anyone the account or did he attempt to implement any of the recommendations in this report?
it's sad u are attempting to glorify this man's clear ineptitude and corruption, even barcanista and temitemi1 are not even doing that.

let's put sentiments aside and make this country better for our children

anonimi:
What could Sanusi's CBN be hiding

IzonOwei:
which house of rep if I may ask...the same rep members who have benefited from what ever spoils that have proceeded from stolen funds..?...shun those hypocrites called rep members...my point is did we ever think that someday we would push for reports and get results?...answer me

Jorussia:
I understand your frustrations,but as i said earlier and will continue to say,pulling out of Nigeria is not the best option for us as Niger deltans.The same under development we cry about in Niger Delta can be found also in all other regions in Nigeria. One would have thought that the northern part of our country would have been as developed as Dubai base on the fact that northerners have ruled this nation for a long time and also have numerous oil wells,but that is not the present case because of bad leadership.South Sudan is still d best example for us to look unto as Niger deltans because their case is similar to ours.I don't agree with you that we are more enlightened and educated than south Sudan,because its a false assumption.

kpez:


Pls think with your head and not with your anus. Do you honestly believe jonadunce would've released this report if he were still retaining power!!! The weakling is playing his last card, looking for soft landing from other weaklings like you and on the other hand, since he cant read and understand, he believed Nigerians too would lack the ability to understand the report. Jail things!

ozoigbondu:
Did you read the part where sanusi said he had no knowledge of how NNPC is ran

Wallie:
I don die!!! Is this the report that the government is basing their decision that only $1.48 billion is missing on?

Did GEJ miss the paragraph on the first page that said "The procedures we performed did not constitute an examination or a review in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards or attestation standards. Accordingly, we provide no opinion, attestation or other form of assurance with respect to our work or the information upon which our work was based"?

A lot of people will surely be going to kirikiri!

IzonOwei:
why wont the results be released if he had won the elections?...many reports have been published right under GEJs administration...I say give kudos to him for letting guys like you ask for reports...give the ineptitude man some kudos...

And denzieni would have returned the 1.48billion dollars...the money was not in her personal account for Christ sakes....

Williamso:

You don't seem to get it. Asari collect(s/ed) huge money from FG and goes to invest in Benin republic. GEJ/Diezani coordinate the massive looting of our oil without recourse to remembering the ND people. If we separate, these are the people that will remain at the forefront, and thus, will continue the lootocracy. My brother, separation will not favour us oh! You don't need to look beyond South Sudan to realize my point.
Besides, we have Ministry of Niger Delta affairs, we have NDDC, what are those thieves even doing for the ND now? What will they do differently after separation?

IzonOwei:
the truth is your not sure if he would have released the results?....so why dont you shut up... ...were you the one who pushed him to carry out the audit in the first place?...yes he is a weakling and has allowed information for you lot to harp on...

mrmetoo1:


Read the paragraph I circled well, they didn't value that by themselves, it was based on the deals shell made with respect to those particular assets. This is the reason they stated that even though they appreciate the fact that it's a government to government deal, it's still grossly undervalued. They actually explained this further in other parts of the document

IzonOwei:
but I am right na...during objs tenure who ever had the right to ask for a forensic report of nnpc dealings??...who??

omolami:
Another big lies from the devilish pit of APC hell and Lie Mohammed. PWC are not like Nigerians you can bribe. See d report and do your worse. You are being awaited. Stop the sickning threats nigerians are sick of them.

luvmijeje:


Can you see how the Nigerians way of reasoning have been bastardize. Let's agreed that you use private hospitals, private schools, private cars..... Do you use private roads? Private naira? private inflation? private security?

Wallie:
I don die!!! Is this the report that the government is basing their decision that only $1.48 billion is missing on?

Did GEJ miss the paragraph on the first page that said "The procedures we performed did not constitute an examination or a review in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards or attestation standards. Accordingly, we provide no opinion, attestation or other form of assurance with respect to our work or the information upon which our work was based"?

A lot of people will surely be going to kirikiri!

IzonOwei:
are you not happy that you are seeing a report? ....why this your mouth no ask for report during objs tenure...because its GEJ y'all can run around shouting corruption and kirikiri....besides that wealth was in times past and till this moment stolen by the northerners and westerners....so make you go hide....collective wealth my foot

olapluto:
Just to put in perspective. $9 billion on Kerosene subsidy. That equates to $60,000 per Nigerian. Or 12 million naira per Nigerian in one year.
I wonder if that slime called Barcanista will redo his maths on Buhari's ability to pay Nigerian youths monthly stipend. If oil thieves can be stealing 1 million naira from every Nigerian every month, who says we cannot have 100k monthly allowance? And this is on kerosene subsidy alone. Minus state government stealing, minus NPA& NIMASA, minus Customs, etc.
We have very very wicked leaders.

Jorussia:
I understand your frustrations,but as i said earlier and will continue to say,pulling out of Nigeria is not the best option for us as Niger deltans.The same under development we cry about in Niger Delta can be found also in all other regions in Nigeria. One would have thought that the northern part of our country would have been as developed as Dubai base on the fact that northerners have ruled this nation for a long time and also have numerous oil wells,but that is not the present case because of bad leadership.South Sudan is still d best example for us to look unto as Niger deltans because their case is similar to ours.I don't agree with you that we are more enlightened and educated than south Sudan,because its a false assumption.We don't have similar languages, I jaw and urhobo language is not the same so also Bini and ikwere.You don't want to co habit with Muslims but Asari dokubo who is championing our separation from Nigeria is a MUSLIM,is that not hypocrisy on his part?the northern part of Edo is dominated by Muslims are now going to cast dem away? In Edo state alone you have 30 different tribes/ethnic groups. We should simply demand for resource country led by the civil groups and individuals in d region and not by militants.

Ellashow:


It's not about shouting GEJ is corrupt, as we all know all our politicians are corrupts but it's PGEJ utterances that takes it to the next level like 'stealing is not corruption', 'how much Nwobodo stole?' kind of words. And his inability to prosecutes those that were found guilty of corruption, e.g Farouk/Otedola gates, pension scam to name a few. And saying he'll use technology to fight corruption, how? At least Obj still prosecutes some despite being corrupt too.