FarahAideed:


God forbid your ill wish for me ..

Buterflyle0:


Why are you saying God forbid

You said 6 people are impoverished every minute as if one ghost enters into their bank accounts and drains it.

So why shouldn't you be among the next batch of 6 per minute and be able to use yourself as evidence to tour claim

Buterflyle0:
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru
ABUJA – PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday appealed to the National Assembly to hasten the passage of the Proceeds of Crime Bill before it in order to strengthen his anti-corruption war in the country.

This is as the President has vowed to make optimal use of proceeds of recovered loots to address the economic and social problems and has promised to block loopholes for stealing public funds.
The President made the appeal when he received report of the committee on the Audit of Recovered Public Assets which he set up last year to carry out a comprehensive audit of assets and funds recovered by Ministries, Departments and Agencies between 29th May 2015 and 22nd November 2017.

The three-member Committee which said it had recovered N769 billion is chaired by Olufemi Lijadu, an accountant from the Auditor General of the Federation office, Mohammed Nami, and Gloria Chinyere Bibogha.

Pointing out that assets recovery is an integral part of the war against corruption, the President said the committee was empanelled not only to reconcile different figures released as recovered loot since 2015, but to also evolve a proper management, transparency and accountability culture in the management of recovered assets

According to him: “Our asset recovery and management system will in future be transparently, effectively and efficiently managed, and we will set out a fresh template of public accountability in the country.

“However, a key tool that will revolutionize our asset recovery and management architecture is the Proceeds of Crimes Bill which is currently awaiting passage by the National Assembly.

“Once the Bill is passed and assented, many of the challenges facing our asset recovery and management practice will be adequately taken care of as the Bill addresses most of the challenges facing effective asset recovery and management in Nigeria. I therefore encourage the National Assembly to take necessary steps to pass the Bill.”

He promised that proceeds of assets recoveries would be optimally used to address economic and social problems, while loopholes for stealing public funds must be blocked; even as he assured Nigerians that the findings and recommendations of the Committee would be carefully examined and given due consideration with a view to implementing the recommendations.

Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, who stressed that the committee’s work was intended to avoid a re-looting of the recovered assets, proposed that projects funded by recovered loot should henceforth be appropriately captured in national budgets.

Giving a mini breakdown of the recovered assets, Malami said: “The federal government recovered N13.8 billion from tax evaders in May 2018.

“In May 2018, government paid N439.2million to about 14 whistle blowers who gave specific information on tax evasion.

“Again, N3.8 million, $378million US dollars 27,800 pounds was equally recovered from public officials.

“In summary, the recovered funds by the three-man committee is N769 billion naira cash, recovered within the period under review.”

Chairman of the Committee, Lijadu, in his brief remarks, disclosed that it was complied in four volumes even as he appealed to government to always deploy recovered assets properly.

Lijadu said, “The government agencies covered by the audit are the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) Nigeria Police Force, Pension Transitional Arrangement Department, PTAD, Federal Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Justice, Office of the National Security Adviser, ONSA, and Department of State Security, DSS.

“The Committee obtained access to records including bank statements and other information from government agencies, banks and other organizations regarding recovered cash and non cash public assets. The Committee as required by its Terms of Reference, reviewed and attempted to reconcile the recovered assets as declared by agencies with the actual recoveries made.”


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/buhari-begs-nass-to-pass-proceeds-of-crime-bill-recovers-n769bn-stolen-assets/amp/

FarahAideed:


Butterfly I don't have time for your mind games today ..Since you have chosen the path of dishonor I wish you well but we patriots must ensure that man is sent back to Daura In Gods name

Tolahinges:
The last government rule of 4years cant be comepared to Buhari rule because economy wise we have been growing steadyly and rapidly, investors are more confident to invest in Nigeria and the interest rate right now in the capital market is massive. Greater heights and continuity we prady now #PMB2019

StillX10:
Gosh!! and he is still borrowing

denko:
Gullible You recover and borrow cant you think

denko:
Gullible You recover and borrow cant you think

Tolahinges:
The last government rule of 4years cant be comepared to Buhari rule because economy wise we have been growing steadyly and rapidly, investors are more confident to invest in Nigeria and the interest rate right now in the capital market is massive. Greater heights and continuity we prady now #PMB2019

Sermwell:

I need that phone urgently for a kid sister. plz tell me the last price.

Buterflyle0:


Say in Jesus name you this dastardly fiendish fellow. I have told you God does not honour the prayers of people who support thieves and liars and fraudsters.

You are well on the path to destruction.

StillX10:
Gosh!! and he is still borrowing

Buterflyle0:
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru
ABUJA – PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday appealed to the National Assembly to hasten the passage of the Proceeds of Crime Bill before it in order to strengthen his anti-corruption war in the country.

This is as the President has vowed to make optimal use of proceeds of recovered loots to address the economic and social problems and has promised to block loopholes for stealing public funds.
The President made the appeal when he received report of the committee on the Audit of Recovered Public Assets which he set up last year to carry out a comprehensive audit of assets and funds recovered by Ministries, Departments and Agencies between 29th May 2015 and 22nd November 2017.

The three-member Committee which said it had recovered N769 billion is chaired by Olufemi Lijadu, an accountant from the Auditor General of the Federation office, Mohammed Nami, and Gloria Chinyere Bibogha.

Pointing out that assets recovery is an integral part of the war against corruption, the President said the committee was empanelled not only to reconcile different figures released as recovered loot since 2015, but to also evolve a proper management, transparency and accountability culture in the management of recovered assets

According to him: “Our asset recovery and management system will in future be transparently, effectively and efficiently managed, and we will set out a fresh template of public accountability in the country.

“However, a key tool that will revolutionize our asset recovery and management architecture is the Proceeds of Crimes Bill which is currently awaiting passage by the National Assembly.

“Once the Bill is passed and assented, many of the challenges facing our asset recovery and management practice will be adequately taken care of as the Bill addresses most of the challenges facing effective asset recovery and management in Nigeria. I therefore encourage the National Assembly to take necessary steps to pass the Bill.”

He promised that proceeds of assets recoveries would be optimally used to address economic and social problems, while loopholes for stealing public funds must be blocked; even as he assured Nigerians that the findings and recommendations of the Committee would be carefully examined and given due consideration with a view to implementing the recommendations.

Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, who stressed that the committee’s work was intended to avoid a re-looting of the recovered assets, proposed that projects funded by recovered loot should henceforth be appropriately captured in national budgets.

Giving a mini breakdown of the recovered assets, Malami said: “The federal government recovered N13.8 billion from tax evaders in May 2018.

“In May 2018, government paid N439.2million to about 14 whistle blowers who gave specific information on tax evasion.

“Again, N3.8 million, $378million US dollars 27,800 pounds was equally recovered from public officials.

“In summary, the recovered funds by the three-man committee is N769 billion naira cash, recovered within the period under review.”

Chairman of the Committee, Lijadu, in his brief remarks, disclosed that it was complied in four volumes even as he appealed to government to always deploy recovered assets properly.

Lijadu said, “The government agencies covered by the audit are the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) Nigeria Police Force, Pension Transitional Arrangement Department, PTAD, Federal Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Justice, Office of the National Security Adviser, ONSA, and Department of State Security, DSS.

“The Committee obtained access to records including bank statements and other information from government agencies, banks and other organizations regarding recovered cash and non cash public assets. The Committee as required by its Terms of Reference, reviewed and attempted to reconcile the recovered assets as declared by agencies with the actual recoveries made.”


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/buhari-begs-nass-to-pass-proceeds-of-crime-bill-recovers-n769bn-stolen-assets/amp/

positivethought:
A bag of garbage, if at all any money is recovered it should go to the federation account in CBN to be shared among the tiers of government, the federal executive council can also meet to decide what should be done with any recovered assets, all this talk of a bill been passed before the so call recovery can be use is just pure deception n propaganda, tomorrow when APC/buhari are ask to be specific about the so call recovery they will tell you it is still a subject of judicial litigations but now they are shouting about some imaginary huge recoveries yet they keep borrowing everyday what an irony!

Buterflyle0:

You are all manners of an economic illiterate.

denko:
Gullible You recover and borrow cant you think

Buterflyle0:

You are all manners of an economic illiterate.

Buterflyle0:


Yes because we need all the monies we can get now due to the massive infrastructural drive this government is on and also due to the "about" 1000 abandoned projects the previous governments left for this administration.

kitaatita:
Some Nigerians are worse than lunatics. They roam in Nairaland. Instead of blaming the looters, they are attacking PMB for recovering over 700 billion dollars.

victordaimond:
no,you are the illiterate sai barbarian here

Easy1401:
Abeg stop lying to us joor if you have N769 bn in your Kitty you won't go to China and borrowed $328 million okuro oshi

Easy1401:
Abeg stop lying to us joor if you have N769 bn in your Kitty you won't go to China and borrowed $328 million okuro oshi

Bitterleafsoup:
Where is the money for 2 years they have this money somewhere