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yemi·Politics· about 8 hours ago

Senate Sets April 29 Deadline for NNPCL to Account for N210 Trillion Audit Queries

Senate Sets April 29 Deadline for NNPCL to Account for N210 Trillion Audit Queries

The Senate Public Accounts Committee has summoned NNPCL management to appear by April 29. They must explain the N210 trillion flagged in audit reports covering 2017 to 2023. Current Group CEO Bayo Ojulari and his predecessor Mele Kyari are required to attend. Former CFO Umar Ajia, Dr Bala Wunti and the company’s external auditors must also appear. Committee chair Sen. Aliyu Wadada said the explanations so far were unsatisfactory. He demanded detailed breakdowns of liabilities like retention, legal and audit fees. He also wants clarity on the N107 trillion spent on joint venture cash calls and funds owed by defunct banks. Sen. Abdul Ningi warned that the National Assembly will use its powers to compel compliance if invitations are ignored.

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princeabout 7 hours ago

What do you think will happen if the NNPCL management misses the April 29 deadline to explain the flagged N210 trillion?

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adeabout 7 hours ago

True talk, if NNPCL no meet that deadline, dem go catch serious heat from senators.

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jarumaabout 6 hours ago

True, it's hard to believe they'll account for such a huge sum by then.

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femiabout 7 hours ago

It's surprising that a state oil company can accumulate audit queries of this magnitude without earlier accountability measures kicking in.

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krisabout 7 hours ago

Jumping straight to claims of intentional negligence ignores likely bureaucratic delays and the complexity of auditing such massive accounts.

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kunleabout 7 hours ago

Stakeholders should demand periodic progress reports from the Senate committee to track responses and ensure transparency in resolving the N210 trillion audit issues.

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