Nigerian Senator Oshiomhole Faces Isolation Amidst Controversies
Adams Oshiomhole is reportedly facing an isolated battle in the Nigerian Senate, amidst controversies and questions regarding unremitted funds by the NNPCL under Mele Kyari.
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Nigerian Senate Orders NNPC to Account for N210 Trillion
The Nigerian Senate has ordered the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) to account for N210 trillion and has summoned its CEO, Mele Kyari, to appear before a committee.
Nigerian Senate Summons Former NNPCL CEO and Others Over Unaccounted N210 Trillion
The Nigerian Senate Committee on Public Accounts has summoned the immediate past Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPCL, Mele Kyari, and others to account for N210 trillion, threatening arrest if they fail to appear.
Nigerian Senate Invalidates Arrest Warrant for Former NNPC MD Mele Kyari
The Nigerian Senate has disowned and invalidated an arrest warrant previously issued against former NNPC Managing Director Mele Kyari, stating that the warrant was not authorized by the full Senate. This decision came amidst a probe into an alleged missing N210 trillion.
Senate summons ex-NNPC boss Kyari over N210tn audit queries
Nigeria’s Senate summons ex-NNPC chief Mele Kyari to answer for N210tn in unresolved NNPC audit queries covering 2017 to 2023. Get the details here. Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-summons-ex-nnpc-boss-kyari-over-n210tn-audit-queries/
Nigerian Senate Panel Threatens Arrest of Ex-NNPCL CEO Mele Kyari Over Missing N210 Trillion
The Nigerian Senate Committee on Public Accounts has threatened to issue an arrest warrant against Mele Kyari, former Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), for failing to appear before a committee investigating an alleged N210 trillion discrepancy flagged in audit reports from 2017 to 2020.
Nigerian Senate Summons Ex-NNPCL Bosses Over N210tn Expenditure Probe
The Nigerian Senate has summoned former NNPCL CEO Mele Kyari and other ex-bosses to account for an alleged N210 trillion expenditure, demanding answers for unaccounted funds.