The Senate
hehehehe.......A new revelation has shown how export activities from Nigeria have been carried out without any documentation at all for years.
The Nigerian Senate was on Monday told that Nigeria has since June
2015, been exporting its oil and non-oil products without any
documentation, Vanguard reports.
This was just as it heard that the development has made the country
loose over N23.6 billion expected to be repatriated proceeds of the
export within the period.
Also, on its own, the Senate alleged discovery of over $850 billion
supposedly earned by the country between 1996 and 2014 from its crude
oil export proceeds which it alleged was yet to be repatriated to the
country by the Joint Venture Oil Companies, a development it noted, was
in total contravention of Nigeria’s Pre-shipment Inspection of Export
Act and Article 26 of Export Policy Guidelines and procedures for crude
oil, Gas and non-oil goods.
The various revelations were made, Monday, during an investigative
public hearing organized by a Joint Committee of the Senate Committees
on Finance, Trade and Investment, Gas, Petroleum Upstream, Banking,
Insurance and Other Financial Institutions, Judiciary, Human Rights and
Legal Matters, and Customs, Excise and Tariff on the “Need to
Investigate Pre Shipment Inspection of Export Activities in Nigeria.
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