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Federal Government Says That Recovered Loot Is A Far Cry To Reviving The Economy – Find out Why

Bridget by Bridget
Sep 3, 2016
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Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture, explained that the recovered fund from various loot cannot revive the economy. This was made known on Friday at the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Forum in Abuja by Lai Mohammed.

According to him, the amount of money recovered is always being made public. “What we have recovered and if my record is right is about N78 billion, and 3 million dollars.

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“We have been able to block various accounts in which about 9 billion dollar is found but those are not money available to us because we are still in court over them.Mr. Mohammed assured Nigerians that every penny recovered will be judiciously spent and nobody could re-loot what had been recovered under the administration.

“The government spends N165 billion every month to pay federal civil servants, even what has been so far recovered will not even pay 50 per cent of the salaries in a month.’’
On budget release, he recalled that the Federal Ministry of Finance released N400 billion for capital projects, mostly on roads, railway, and power. The minister further explained that Nigerians should understand that what had been recovered was so little compared to what the people needed on a continuous basis.

“N400 billion seems a lot, but you must also understand that for three or four years contractors were not paid.

“So, when we paid this money to contractors, they also use part of it to settle their own debt, they use part of it to recall laid off staff.

“But the truth of the matter is that many of them have been paid, they are yet to mobilise to site and they cannot do so until the rains are over.
Mr. Mohammed said what the government owed the contractors was about N2 trillion.

 

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