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Monday 17 February 2014

NIGERIA IS BURNING WHO WILL STOPPED THIS FIRE ?


 ‘894million(Dimeji Bankole), 248 million fuel subsidy. 49.5billion Pension scam, 3billion bribery scandal(Oteh/hembe), [600dollars(farouk/otedola, 244 million BM Cars(stella oduah, 16 billion powel project,(Obj er , Siemens Bribery Scandal, and lately 20 billion dollars missing fund (NNPC)...Lack of due diligence in prosecuting the offenders and with majority of them ending up with 'Questionable Acquittal ' with an additional appellation to their name Continue with your political Voyage and sin no more...... Cry my people.’

 When I read the write-up of Oluwatoyi Adeyinka Eweje , i am totally convince with the submission  by the CBN governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi  claimed in a Senate hearing that $20 million oil revenue was still unaccounted for by the NNPC despite the lies of the NNPC.

But in an exclusive interview with our reporter during his visit to Kano State, James Entwistle stated that this development was part of US government’s response to the request put forward by Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan.
According to the United States’ ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador James Entwistle,  President Jonathan in his meeting with President Obama last September .said to Obama:  “Look, why don’t you help in investigating oil bunkering and theft in my country”. Obama replied, “I will see what I can do.”

Entwistle added that in line with US government’s commitment towards recovering $20 billion missing oil revenue, if Nigeria’s financial institutions witness any unusual financial transactions, the government should not hesitate to notify US representative in the country for investigation.

The US envoy doubted Nigeria’s government readiness in combating oil bunkering, when he dropped the bomb shell that “I was surprised when I took a helicopter above Niger Delta; it revealed to me that oil bunkering is not hidden from the federal government, or anybody. My conclusion is very simple: some people must know what is going on.”

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