The document also showed how N36.4 billion was released to
the Office of the National Security Adviser, then under the headship of Col.
Sambo Dasuki for the restoration and building of dams in substitute to the
Federal Ministry of Water Resources. The report also stated that about 3
billion was used to purchase hand sanitizers just during the Ebola epidemic. The
document also revealed how Chief Clerk of the National Assembly made payments
of 9.5 billion without raising payment vouchers.
The report also revealed how the Nigerian Embassy in
Washington DC generated about 3.8 million dollars (between 2012 and 2015) but expended
the whole amount on unaccounted frivolities. The document showed how Nigerian
Prisons Service deducted tax to the tune of 2 billion naira but remitted zero
naira to the federal government.
The document also revealed how Jonathan doled out $1.6m meant
to build a school by Nigeria following the earthquake of 2010. But the project
is yet to be executed 6 years later. The document stated that, “As of the time
of inspection, there was no evidence of a Memorandum of Understanding between
Nigeria and the Haitian Government for the construction of the school. More so,
the location of the school was not affected by earthquake in 2010. Therefore,
the purpose for which the money was given could not be achieved.”
Last week, the president was visibly angry at the mismanagement and thievery
of the Goodluck Jonathan government. He has directed the EFCC and other
relevant agencies to prosecute all perpetrators without fear or favor.
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