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LAGOS—No fewer than 12 states are still owing their workers a backlog of salaries and allowances, despite double bailout funds from the Federal Government, with Kogi State owing as many as 15 months, Vanguard investigations have revealed.

Also on the list of heavily indebted states are Osun, 12 months; Kwara, 11; Bayelsa, 7; Ondo, 7; Ekiti, 6; and Oyo, 6.

permsec:
With all due respect, can u upload a pix of ur mum for the world to see?

Anu manu!

suso:
EPL AND MEDIOCRITY

“If there is a voluntary return of stolen or concealed public funds or assets on the account of the information provided, the whistle blower may be entitled to anywhere between 2.5 per cent (minimum) and 5.0 per cent (maximum) of the total amount recovered,’’ Minister of finance Kemi Adeosun said

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We know that football and other sports are always played on Sundays. For a professional player who plays for a particular club and always scheduled to play on Sundays, what do you do as a devoted christian? Do you abandon your team camp and go to church or you do not go to church? If you don't go to church regularly especially on Sunday, they say you are backsliding and chasing money. Automatically you are now a sinner.
What do you guys think, am I sinner because I don't go to church on Sunday?https://nairascores.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=338&p=805#p805

tomakint:
Obasanjo was never a leader from day one just an opportunist with no sense of direction but full of himself on top nothing. IBB is far a more reasonable military man and politician than him.

The committee set up to investigate the suspended Director General of the National Intelligence Agency , Ambassador Ayo Oke, and the suspended Secretary to the Government of the Federation , Babachir Lawal , has shelved plans to invite former President Goodluck Jonathan ,
SUNDAY PUNCH has learnt.

The committee , which is led by Vice- President Yemi Osinbajo, also has the Attorney General of the Federation , Abubakar Malami ( SAN) , and the National Security Adviser , Babagana Moguno , as members.

Part of the tasks of the committee is to investigate why the NIA kept $43. 4m , N 23m and £27, 000 ( N 13bn ) in a house in Ikoyi . The money was seized by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, based on a tip- off from a whistle -blower.

The PUNCH had reported on Friday that the suspended NIA DG had informed Osinbajo and the NSA that the money, which was originally , $289, 202, 382, emanated from the National Petroleum Investment Management Service on February 25, 2015, based on the instruction of then President Goodluck Jonathan.

Following the revelation , there were reports that the panel would invite Jonathan to understand the rationale behind the transaction , following allegations by the EFCC that the money was meant for the prosecution of the 2015 presidential election.

Jonathan ’ s media aides have since refused to comment on the matter .
However, an impeccable source within the Federal Government told one of our correspondents that Jonathan would not be invited.

The source, who wished to remain anonymous because of the sensitivity of the case , told our correspondent that this was not the first time that Jonathan ’ s name had featured in a probe.
He explained that he was deliberately being left out for political reasons.

The source said , “ We have carried out several probes , including the $2. 1bn arms scam involving the ( former ) service chiefs and the former NSA, Col . Sambo Dasuki ; we have probed the $1. 3bn Malabu scam involving the former AGF , Mohammed Adoke ( SAN) , as well as dozens of other investigations".

“ In all of these , the persons involved have all claimed to have received approval from Jonathan . But inviting or prosecuting a former President has a lot of implications. ”
Also , another source familiar with the work of the committee told Sunday PUNCH on Saturday on condition of anonymity that it was unlikely that Jonathan would be invited over the matter.

The source said , “ I can tell you that it is most unlikely that the committee will question the former President .
“Firstly , a former President cannot be treated that way. We are not talking about criminal prosecution here . But in this kind of case , he will be treated with the respect he deserves.

“Secondly, that he approved the money in itself is not a crime . The concern of the committee will be about what the money was used for after approval.

“It is possible for security agencies to seek approval for money and state the purpose . It is another thing for them to spend the money on the purpose for which it was approved".

The source however added that if Jonathan of his own volition offers to assist investigation by providing helpful information through back channels, such information would be appreciated.

There were reports last week that Jonathan ; the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria , Godwin Emefiele ; and the EFCC Chairman , Ibrahim Magu , would be questioned by the presidential panel to answer questions on the recovered N 13bn.

According to the reports, the panel would contact the former President and arrange a convenient way to meet him , rather than invite him.

Osinbajo committee to invite gov’ t officials , individuals – Presidency
Meanwhile, the Presidency on Saturday said the presidential committee set up by Buhari to investigate Lawal and the suspended Director- General of the NIA would invite relevant government officials and private individuals connected to both cases .
The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity , Mr . Laolu Akande, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists.

Akande said the committee would also obtain and scrutinise documents that may shed more light on the issues raised in both cases.

He said the committee , which had started work in earnest , would be holding its proceedings behind closed doors to allow full disclosure.

The statement read , “ The Presidential Committee set up earlier this week by President Muhammadu Buhari to probe certain allegations against the Secretary to the Government of the Federation , Mr . Babachir Lawal , and the Director General of the National Intelligence Agency , NIA, Mr . Ayo Oke, has commenced its work in earnest.

“In the discharge of its work , the panel is expected to invite all relevant officials and private individuals who may be connected to both cases . It will also obtain and scrutinise documents that may throw some light on the issues raised in both cases.

“All its proceedings will however be in closed sessions to avoid speculations, allow for full disclosure and enhance pace of work".

The panel, which is expected to submit its report to the President at the expiration of the 14-day deadline , will conduct its work with utmost diligence and without fear or favour. ”

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission may declare a former Commissioner of Local Government in Niger State, Kantigi Liman, wanted after a further N2billion was traced to his United Bank for Africa account by the agency.

Alisegun:
GOOD ONE

INTROVERT:
Manu first, now fifa... Haven't heard anything from out sport and Information ministers

Sunnynwa:
Where is Momoh from?











However, [b]round peg in a round hole.

Trouble started when some male students of ‘Ibadan Hostel’ and ‘JA (Joseph Adetiloye) Hostel’ allegedly fought over a female student.

Oyind17:
So na the Iyabo Ojo be this?
She fine

BuariCopyPaste:
Answer the question and stop the needless rigmarole.

Which money did you say he has used jazz to disappear?

BuariCopyPaste:
Which money are you talking about Did you give him money to keep for you

The Kano residence, which is at Alu Avenue, was ransacked by the EFCC operatives on Tuesday between noon and 2pm.
They searched rooms, ceiling and water tanks but sources said nothing incriminating was found.

“When the economy was growing in a fictitious way — I regarded the growth of 2010 to 2014 as fictitious. Why is it fictitious, it is growth that is driven by government just deploying oil revenue into the economy.

“All those people out there saying I have too many babies, do you know how many babies they have killed? At least I can confidently say I have never told any girl to have an abortion.