VIDEO: Call for oil revenue audit in Nigeria

In Nigeria, Central Bank governor Lamido Sanusi was suspended after he accused the state oil company, Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC), of failing to account for $20bn in oil revenues.

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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

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VIDEO: Call for Nigerian oil revenue audit

Nigeria's finance minister has called for an audit of the national oil company, after it was accused of failing to account for billions of dollars in oil revenues.

 

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Nigeria oil money 'not missing'

Nigeria's state oil firm denies an allegation by the central bank chief that it has failed to account for at least $20bn (£12.2bn) of oil revenues.

 

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Can Nigeria defeat oil corruption?

Can Nigeria's president clean up the oil industry?

 

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Nigeria devalues currency on low oil

Nigeria has devalued the naira, saying a drop in oil prices has been making it hard to defend its currency.

 

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