Yunusa Tanko Abdullahi
While it is likely that the best pursuits in life for many have yet to be discovered, every person can however make his or her own job title. Therefore, the best quest in life, for each person, is the one that they believe in, and for which they would sacrifice every other thing.
For Alhaji Ahmed Idris, the Accountant-General of the Federation (AGF), it appears he knew he could be a better accountant, a career for which he would sacrifice many other things. He pretty much only needed his hands and mind; this certainly being a lifetime mission for results-oriented administrator in pursuit of excellence for his career satisfaction.
The monies were given for oil and gas supply, Dataphyte found.
Oil sales are Nigeria’s largest revenue source, and revenue shortages due to defrayed costs could cause a severe financial burden, including an increase in borrowings. This was evident in the corporation’s financial account, with the posting of a loss of ₦16.3 billion in
2019 while the overall Group reported a ₦20.2 billion loss. In 10 years, it reported a
combined loss of ₦474 billion and ₦1.55 trillion, respectively.
NAPIMS and Kaduna refinery owe the bulk of unpaid bills
A breakdown of the credit sales showed that the loss-making Kaduna refinery and National Petroleum Investment Management Services (NAPIMS), a subsidiary managing the Nigerian government’s investments in the upstream sector, owed NNPC in unpaid bills to the tune of ₦470.08 billion and ₦534.8 billion, respectively.