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The President, Major General
Muhammadu Buhari (ret.), has been persuaded by the Socio-Economic Rights and
Accountability Project to form a Presidential Investigation Team to look into
the purported disappearance of more than 149 million barrels of crude oil,
which was reported in a 2019 audit.
Report on the Nigerian Manufacturing Industry Transparency Initiative from the Confederation's auditor. The country's oil wealth must be effectively protected, according to SERAP, and anyone suspected of stealing it must be pursued vigorously and compensated fully.
More than 107 million barrels of crude oil were undocumented and untraced exported as domestic crude oil, according to the 2019 audit report from the Audit and Inspection Council.
Furthermore, the NEITI stated that in 2019, 42.25 million barrels of crude oil remained unprocessed.
"This is a legal interest to guarantee the justice and ensuring the very important accusations," the deputy director of the partnership and the head of the organization said in a statement that might be used in the news.
The sentence is only partially read.
"You repeatedly pledge to combat corruption. When you start the final week of the office, you can demonstrate allegiance by blaming the gross oil for taking your gross oil, swearing by the president, and citing jura as a source of oil. As President and Minister of Petroleum Resources Content, you and your administration need to give priority to this charge while relying on the remaining participants to uphold the definition and accountability of Nigerians”
"You repeatedly pledge to combat corruption. When you start the final week of the office, you can demonstrate allegiance by blaming the gross oil for taking your gross oil, swearing by the president, and citing jura as a source of oil. As President and Minister of Petroleum Resources Content, you and your administration need to give priority to this charge while relying on the remaining participants to uphold the definition and accountability of Nigerians”
Thank you for reading this letter; a response is expected within seven days of its receipt. Please respond within 7 days of receipt or publishing.
Thank you for your time.
If we still haven't heard from you, SERAP will take all necessary legal steps to ensure that your government complies with our request in the public interest.
- The law of the 1999 directors in Nigeria in 1999, the international obligations of anti-corruption laws and international commitments, as well as public confidence, are all taken into account in the general and unbiased auditor's report
“These inconsistencies indicate that your government is unwilling to get involved in the robbery and conflict in Nigeria or the effort to bring back crime.”’
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