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Nigeria parliament urges fuel subsidy graft arrests
Fuel subsidy corruption cost $6.8 billion in 3 years* Report recommends petrol price regulator be indicted* Marketers collected fuel subsidy but never deliveredBy Camillus EbohABUJA, April 25 (Reuters) - Nigeria's lower house of parliament approved a report on Wednesday recommending senior officials be prosecuted for their part in the corrupt fuel subsidy scheme that lawmakers said cost the country $6.8 billion over three years.The probe was prompted by nationwide protests in January when the…See More
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FUEL SUBSIDY SCAM: Adoke, Okonjo-Iweala disagree over trial of culprits
A major disagreement ensued between two major cabinet members in the President Goodluck Jonathan administration, on Thursday, as the two key ministers gave conflicting information on what would be the fate of oil marketers indicted in the probe of fuel subsidy regime by the House of Representatives. The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke, in a statement, declared that the culprits would not be prosecuted by the government based on the report of the…See More
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- African Initiative for Transparency Accountability & Responsible Leadership (AFRITAL) Is an organization that aims to be a role model for advocating transparency, combating corruption and fostering leaders who will be role models for those causes.
In 2008, as an emerging organization, it actively took part in the 1st Nigerian Youth Forum, ever, in Abuja, to discuss, analyze, and contribute to good governance in Nigeria. AFRITAL also holds training sessions and workshops to educate youth on these topics.
As a follow up for the GYAC forum last year, in Brussels, AFRITAL also organized the first online Anti-corruption event in Nigeria, where young people could suggest practical ways to combat corruption.
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EFCC Slams Money Laundering Charges Against Former Bayelsa Governor, Timipre Sylva
Posted on June 7, 2012 at 10:55pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has formally instituted criminal charges against former governor of Bayelsa state, Timipre Sylva, for laundering close to N5 billion of funds belonging to Bayelsa state.
The charges filed by EFCC prosecuting attorney Festus Keyamo accused Mr. Sylva of money laundering, conversion and obtaining by false pretense.
Mr. Sylva has just ended a grueling political battle with president Goodluck Jonathan regarding his candidacy…
Alleged N558m fraud: Court okays Ehindero for trial June 28
Posted on June 7, 2012 at 10:50pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
ABUJA — An Abuja High Court, yesterday, gave the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, the nod to arraign former Inspector General of Police, Mr Sunday Ehindero, over allegation that he misappropriated about N558 million belonging to the Nigerian Police Force.
Justice Mudashiru Oniyangi ordered Ehindero to appear for trial alongside a former Police Commissioner in-charge of Budget, Mr John Obaniyi, on June 28.
The duo will be answering to a…
Continue FUEL SUBSIDY SCAM: Adoke, Okonjo-Iweala disagree over trial of culprits
Posted on May 25, 2012 at 11:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
A major disagreement ensued between two major cabinet members in the President Goodluck Jonathan administration, on Thursday, as the two key ministers gave conflicting information on what would be the fate of oil marketers indicted in the probe of fuel subsidy regime by the House of Representatives. The Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Mohammed Adoke, in a statement, declared that the culprits would not be prosecuted by the government based on the report of…
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Posted on May 25, 2012 at 11:04pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Fuel subsidy corruption cost $6.8 billion in 3 years
* Report recommends petrol price regulator be indicted
* Marketers collected fuel subsidy but never delivered
By Camillus Eboh
ABUJA, April 25 (Reuters) - Nigeria's lower house of parliament approved a report on Wednesday recommending senior officials be prosecuted for their part in the corrupt fuel subsidy scheme that lawmakers said cost the country $6.8 billion over three years.
The probe was prompted…
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Wow you've even taken a picture with the GYAC poster on the lobby! Hahaha. Sure it'll be great. See you soon :)
regards!
Thanks once again, i shall add my pix soon
Peter Hassan T.
Coordinator,
Network for Empowerment & Development Initiatives (NEDIN)
Kano.
May God help us.
Peter Hassan Tijani
Coordinator,
Network for Empowerment & Development Initiatives (NEDIN)
Kano
hi Bro. it has been a long time. however we are still fighting against corruption in Liberia with limited resources it is very difficult but we believe that we can make it happen....... till then
Hi Maxwell:
for security reason I couldn't participate to the nairobi forum, but I suggest a common action in west african country. I mean we could work on a common projector design an activity related to anti-corruption. let talk with friend other ECOWAS countries young leaders.
I look forward to hear from you
please write to
ozoukoud@yahoo.fr tel 225 02733562
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