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Police Funding: Senate approves N1.3 billion for teargas, N10 billion for others - Vimarsana News

Police Funding: Senate approves N1.3 billion for teargas, N10 billion for others

Police Funding: Senate approves N1.3 billion for teargas, N10 billion for others The Senate also approved N1 billion was for the procurement of arms and ammunition. 2 min read The Senate on Wednesday approved N11.3 billion (11,352,457,101.70) as the budget of the Nigeria Police Trust Fund (NPTF) for the 2020 fiscal year. About N1.3 billion (1,362,814,243) of the amount was allocated for the procurement of teargas. About N1 billion was allocated for the procurement of arms and ammunition. The approval was a sequel to the consideration and adoption of the harmonised report of th...

Senate sets up 7-man adhoc C'ttee to probe N1.2trn oil revenue loss - Vimarsana News

Senate sets up 7-man adhoc C'ttee to probe N1.2trn oil revenue loss

By Musa Baba Adamu The Senate on Tuesday constituted a seven-man Adhoc committee to investigate a N1.2 trillion oil revenue loss to the Federal Government owing to a breach by SINOPEC ADDAX Petroleum. The adhoc Committee which is chaired by Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi (APC – Niger North) has six other members which include: Gershom Bassey; Biodun Olujimi; Ahmad Baba Kaita; Jubril Isah; Michael Nnachi; Clifford Ordia; and Haliru Jika. The decision to investigate the revenue loss due to the Federal Government was conveyed in a resolution by the Upper Chamber after it considered a motion...

Senate probes alleged N1.2tn revenue loss to oil firm - Vimarsana News

Senate probes alleged N1.2tn revenue loss to oil firm

Punch Newspapers Sections Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Senate on Tuesday constituted a seven-member ad hoc committee to investigate an alleged N1.2tn oil revenue loss to the Federal Government owing to an alleged breach by Sinopec Addax Petroleum. The ad hoc committee which is chaired by Senator Aliyu Abdullahi has six other members – Gershom Bassey; Biodun Olujimi; Ahmad Baba Kaita; Jubril Isah; Michael Nnachi; Clifford Ordia; and Haliru Jika. The decision to investigate the revenue loss which should have accrued to the Federal Government was contained in a resolution by the Senate after it...

Senate constitutes Adhoc Committee to investigate alleged N1.2trn oil revenue loss - Vimarsana News

Senate constitutes Adhoc Committee to investigate alleged N1.2trn oil revenue loss

Senate constitutes Adhoc Committee to investigate alleged N1.2trn oil revenue loss Senate constitutes Adhoc Committee to investigate alleged N1.2trn oil revenue loss Share The Senate, on Tuesday, constituted a seven-man Adhoc committee to investigate a N1.2 trillion oil revenue loss to the Federal Government in its upstream oil sector. SINOPEC ADDAX Petroleum is being fingered as the multinational oil firm responsible for the loss. Senator representing Niger North, Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi is to chair the Adhoc Committee which has six other lawmakers as members. The investigative team include; G...

Senate probes allege N1.2trn oil revenue loss to private firm - Vimarsana News

Senate probes allege N1.2trn oil revenue loss to private firm

Punch Newspapers Sections Sunday Aborisade, Abuja The Senate on Tuesday constituted a seven-member ad hoc committee to investigate an alleged N1.2trn oil revenue loss to the Federal Government owing to an alleged breach by SINOPEC ADDAX Petroleum. The ad hoc Committee which is chaired by Senator Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi has six other members which include, Gershom Bassey; Biodun Olujimi; Ahmad Kaita; Jubril Isah; Michael Nnachi; Clifford Ordia; and Haliru Jika. The decision to investigate the revenue loss which should have accrued to the Federal Government was contained in a resolution by the Sen...