northernboy:
sharap

AmazonKindle:
$2b is not missing considering APC and it lies.the money if missing is not up to the stated amount efcc is bragging about as missing.

the money dasuki is sharing is possible for PDP or the president to source for that money or own such cash if wr consider a Niger delta governors like ibori did support yaradua wit N12b at a point.
ameachi only GOd know the quantum of money he spend on buhari election.


total money dasuki claim to be share is not yet even 3billion naira and they are claiming in dollars.

if he used of the money is different that to say he used 2billiob dollars.



yet ngozi and Jonathan not yet indict.
the day they will invite Jonathan that is the day APC will disgrace their lies to nigerians

anonimi:


Yet he was part of the Buharigate having collected:

- Two SUVs to replace just one that was attacked.
- $300,000

Only zombie mumus will believe all this media trial and STORIES of $2 billion.
Are there many like that on this forum



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jpphilips:
Jonathan, Guard your tongue, buhari has been merciiful not stup!d. he is only respecting the office of the president not that he doesnt know you ran an Alibaba government.

NOETHNICITY:
The question now is, which monies re they returning?

blueto:

do you mean charging Gej?

A litigation complotted and executed against Gej will perpetually kowtow to nihility because there are substantiations to verify that he was oblivious concerning the implementation of the egregious defalcation of the arms deal monetary resources.

I precept that he is infallible in this case, that is why EFCC have not been able to i ndict and apprehend him, despite the compulsive urge to do so

Amanwulu1:
how much have they returned? Do u knw how much is $2.1B?

NovusHomo:


Yes, it is old, but Fortunato's stupidity will forever cost Nigeria. Why is the fool still free anyway? Pull the idiot in. Make him talk.

soulpeppersoup:
Nothing hiding that will not come to light. Nigerians are so obsessed with money that when they hear about a high figure they start shouting. Its all about poverty. For the rich know that money can neither be created no destroyed, rather it move from place to place. There can not only me traced but will create vacuum to the quantity of its weight when moved from place place.

For instance the massive move of money in our stock exchange has crippled the sector. If this money where so moved our economy should have suffered as far back as the middle of the gej tenure.

Someone is so shocked by the economic recession worldwide that he may not fulfill his promise and hence want to trade blame.

kayusely:
But where did the money Dasuki disbursed to all manner of people come from

blueto:


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/2b-arms-procurement-jonathan-finally-speaks/

jpphilips:
Jonathan, Guard your tongue, buhari has been merciiful not stup!d. he is only respecting the office of the president not that he doesnt know you ran an Alibaba government.

jpphilips:
Jonathan, Guard your tongue, buhari has been merciiful not stup!d. he is only respecting the office of the president not that he doesnt know you ran an Alibaba government.

manutdadex:
dasuki, gej, whom ever...i dont care..charge them to court...if u are still investigating then shift ur gaze to other tinz that need urgent fix....if not various trade unions will start strikes soonest..d likes of ASUU n others has complaints n griviances

manutdadex:
dasuki, gej, whom ever...i dont care..charge them to court...if u are still investigating then shift ur gaze to other tinz that need urgent fix....if not various trade unions will start strikes soonest..d likes of ASUU n others has complaints n griviances

greenpasture:


I don't understand your statement. Who is blaming who?

The money that has been lost in the Nigerian Stock Exchange has moved out with foreign investors. Foreign investors constitute over 60% of stock market investors and they are extremely skillful at exiting markets with as small a footprint (price wise) as possible. The money is gone (not in Nigeria) - in foreign exchange and is not likely to return for a long while. This isn't bad news because it means that instead of investing in speculative stock investment, Nigerians will actually begin to invest in real assets; businesses,farms, cattle, etc.

The fall in the stock market is very simple. Take a 20 year stock market indices, place it beside the international crude oil prices and you will see it moves in tandem - completely. Foreign stock market investors are aware of this fact and they started moving money out over 18 months ago when the oil price was forecast to fall due to US production of Shale oil. The stock market will not recover until they come back because Nigerian investors do not have the resources to lift the indice up through heavy buying activity. One of the perils of relying on so called "foreign investors" I for one do not mourn the stock market fall. In fact I celebrate the move of Nigerian's into real assets.
This is one of the reasons that this government is pursuing a home grown solution for economic recovery by stimulating the bottom of the pyramid instead of the top. It is a Indian and Brazilian approach and I am reasonably sure it will work.

zheroes:
how does this relate to money missing?

soulpeppersoup:


I dont think you know much about how exchanges work. There are two markets for securities, primary and secondary. When companys want to raise money they go to the primary market through an ipo or offer for subscription. On the secondary markets it is investors who make and lose money not the company. The secondary market gives them liquidity for their investment. My comments refer to the secondary market.

When investors need their money and you don't have it ready; profit made so far. You either borrow or sell of your assets to raise the said money.

Get real, money in stock exchange are not pilled up somewhere and expected to bring profit. They are invested in the company they are bought.

"The aftermath is the massive loose of jobs and closure of many company branches. When investors need their money and you don't have it ready; profit made so far. You either borrow or sell of your assets to raise the said money"

Absolute rubbish. When investors need money, they sell their shares on the secondary market to other investors or would be investors. If the market is in their favour they may make a profit, if not they make a loss and take it. Nobody makes money on the stockmarket without someone else losing money. The picture you paint is as if someone needs money, the company must find it somehow or sell its assets. Thats bunkum. Sorry but its funny you gave a wrong answer with so much confidence and bravado. Reminds me of primary school.

I am still waiting to hear you explan how this government is to blame for the current fall in stock market prices. Especially a government that hasnt run for a full financial year for companies listed on the exchange. There is a worldwide recession among most oil producers who dont have deep reserves. Who do we blame for the weak state of the reserves? Do you blame the government that was there for six years and oil prices averaged $110 or do you blame the government who is there for seven months while oil prices were at $30 and below? Think carefully before answering...waiting.

When this money are small it will not affect the economy, but when it is huge as it is now. It cripples the economy by loose of jobs and closure of branches and in worst case liquidation.