seges:


So your justifying the massive corruption based on a technicality that it was'nt announced to the public in a broadcast.I'm beginning to suspect that you are one of accomplices of those raping the country or a beneficiary of the corruption in the system.

Ngwakwe:


You are funny, spare me as I no follow.

What I actually advocate is the need for structural and institutional changes involving amendment to some sections the constitution and the passage of PIB to make the agency totally accountable to Civilian regime and not just a cosmetic changes as a result of public outcry.

Ngwakwe:


You are funny, spare me as I no follow.

What I actually advocate is the need for structural and institutional changes involving amendment to some sections the constitution and the passage of PIB to make the agency totally accountable to Civilian regime and not just a cosmetic changes as a result of public outcry.

nduchucks:
Common sense should tell most people that if this report is favorable to GEJ and his cohorts, it would have been released right away and the usual suspects would have been shoutin "Fresh Air" all over the place.

I wouldn't be surprised if they are using this delay to further cook the books thereby making them in line with the audit report. But not-to-worry. President Buhari and Attorney General Lai Mohammed will expose then soon enough.

nduchucks:
Common sense should tell most people that if this report is favorable to GEJ and his cohorts, it would have been released right away and the usual suspects would have been shoutin "Fresh Air" all over the place.

I wouldn't be surprised if they are using this delay to further cook the books thereby making them in line with the audit report. But not-to-worry. President Buhari and Attorney General Lai Mohammed will expose then soon enough.

LRNZH:


My suspicion all along. Infact it got myself and Ngwakwe into an e fight because I was trying to raise awareness on the report to be released before the elections to reduce the extent of the cookery.

seges:

I see you sent me a message,my email is no longer functional,is there a way I can view it on nairaland?

seges:

Structural and institution changes won't make a difference as long as there is corruption in the system

We need a leader like Buhari to tackle the corruption first then all the institutional changes will happen.

Ngwakwe:

You forgot that the former GED of the NNPC in charge of exploration, Abiye, was sacked after he fought spiritedly to reconcile accounts on alleged missing oil funds with ex-CBN Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi.

LRNZH:


I'm familiar to a considerable level with Abiye's sack story. He was sacked for being utterly stubborn with the IOCs not for the reasons mentioned above.

Abiye verbally insulted the Country Managers/Directors of those IOCs in meetings between NNPC and IOCs. He refused their cash call without any consideration for workarounds

Infact, he stopped some company's from drilling between 2014 and 2015. He was a risk to Gov't's revenue from the oil sector and was destroying the goodwill between the IOCs and the FG hence his sack. He barely lasted for a year If I recollect well.

Ngwakwe:


Sometimes, you people won't cease to amaze me. Is it this same Buhari that managed PTF for which PwC Audit indicted almost every department involved in management of PTF funds.

Corruption in Nigeria is not a one man show and it doesn't persevere where there are adequate checks and balance.

seges:

I just read through the PTF report,no where was Buhari indicted in the report

Ngwakwe:


I said the agency headed by the same Mohammadu Buhari was in corruption mess as indicated in PTF Audit reports by PwC.

How dare you promote this same Buhari to stamp out corruption before structural and institutional reforms aimed at checking and punishing corrupt practices in the system. Are we in military regime?

It should also be noted that the NASS and Judiciary have more to contribute to make these desired changes and to ensure the system works.

seges:

Are you a Goodluck Jonathan supporter?