Latest News
Again, Senate Summons CBN Governor Over Alleged Missing $9.5m
Senate Committee on Public Account has given the Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele till Thursday to appear before the Committee over alleged missing of $9.5m interest accrued from Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT) investment.
The principal sums deposited, the tenor, and rate of interest were shrouded in secrecy, according to the Senate panel chaired by Senator Matthew Urhoghide.
Petroleum profit tax (PPT) is a tax applicable to upstream operations in the oil industry.
It is particularly related to rents, royalties, margins, and profit-sharing elements associated with oil mining, prospecting, and exploration leases.
Speaking on the issue, the Chairman of the Committee said there are many issues the CBN Governor needs to respond to corroborate some statements of account.
He added that Apex Bank Governor has till Thursday this week to appear to address those issues before the Committee.
It could be recalled that the committee had two weeks ago summoned the officials of the apex bank over the alleged disappearance of the fund.
-
Politics3 days agoTinubu Makes Fresh Appointment
-
Politics2 weeks agoBREAKING: Tinubu Inaugurates New Ministers
-
Latest News2 weeks agoINEC Drops Final List Of Candidates For June 2026 Bye-Elections
-
Latest News1 week agoAbubakar Momoh Engages CCECC President At Global Infrastructure Forum In China
-
Politics1 week agoAPC Rules Out Any Review Of 2027 Primary Election Results
-
Latest News1 day agoBreaking: Okpebholo Backs Words With Action As Edo Moves To Establish Special Court For Cultism And Kidnapping Cases, Writes Chief Judge
-
Latest News1 day agoBandits’ Captivity Death: Widow Rejects Illness Claims, Reveals What K!lled General Rabe
-
Politics3 days ago36 Governors Reveal Their Stance On State Police
-
Latest News1 week agoObasanjo Teases Abdulsalami: “I And Gowon May Not Be Alive When You Hit 100
-
Latest News1 week agoKidnap Suspects Reveal How They Abducted Adelabu’s Sister And Twin Sons
-
Entertainment3 days agoDayo Amusa Blasts Peter Obi: “You Can’t Criticize Government And Hide Your Plans
-
Latest News5 days agoYou Can’t Sign Chequebooks!’ — Wike Issues Tough Warning To FCT Area Council Chairmen

