The NNPC and the NPDC have been indicted by the report, which was ordered by Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala after allegations of misappropriation were made by the former Central bank Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.
The major contents of the report were revealed on Thursday, February 5, by the Auditor General for the Federation,Samuel Ukura, in Abuja.
The report was carried out by accounting firm,PriceWaterHouseCooper which asked both companies to refund to “a minimum of $1.48bn” to the federation account.
Sanusi had first alleged that the sum of $10.8 billion was missing before changing the figure to $12 billion and then $20 billion.
The firm presented the report to President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday, February 3, in Abuja.
See money...but with our game of politics..it will only end as story for d papers....nothing seriously will b done n the thief will still go set free
ReplyDeleteWho dem wan hold? Dat money don go joor. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteNo be 2day e start...dey hv bin stealin since....smh too bad
ReplyDeleteLong thing abeg
ReplyDeleteOleeeeeee!okonjo iweala, dt woman is not transparent at all,dey money don waka na
ReplyDeleteI used 2 trust hour so much bcos of her resume`. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
Deletestory for the gods..
ReplyDeleteSanusi is being vindicated here, thank God. Thought they said money was never missing.
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