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Fuel Subsidy: Oando, AA Rano, Sahara Energy, Others Deny Receiving Payments From NNPC

July 28, 2022 9:02 am
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Oando Plc, AA Rano, Sahara Energy Resources, Hyde have all denied involvement in fuel subsidy payments before the House of Representatives ad hoc committee investigating subsidy regime.

The oil companies said they only lifted crude oil and we’re not part of subsidy payment by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company, NNPC, Ltd.

The representatives of the companies took turns to explain contract deals with the  NNPC Ltd.  in Abuja after being quizzed by the lawmakers.

Mustapha Aliyu, the Chairman of the Committee, said some oil companies were in attendance to explain their role in the deal with the Nigerian NNPC Ltd.

Mr Aliyu who read a list containing the name of the individual companies explained that a communication from the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, on the request of the committee came back without any information on the affected companies.

He said that committee would write to the embassies of the companies which he said were mostly expatriates to provide the details of the profiles.

Mr Aliyu said there would be questions to answer, adding that the Committee wrote to CAC, requesting the commission to avail it with information on the following companies, about 57 companies.

He said that the committee would also write to their commercial desks of their various embassies if they were expatriates so that they could have their full data.

The bid to ascertain the veracity of the over N6 trillion allegedly spent on fuel subsidy as of the Second Quarter of this year, the committee unveiled plans to extend the ongoing investigation into the fuel subsidy from 2017 to 2022.

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The committee investigating the subsidy payment between 2017 and 2021 chaired Aliyu had during the ongoing investigative hearing made public the lists of 23 unregistered oil companies that participated in the fuel subsidy regime between 2017 and 2021.

The details of the affected companies were contained in a memo sent by Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, with Reference No: RGO/SU/VOL.5/2022/0248 dated Wednesday, July 13, 2022, to the Chairman, Special Ad-hoc Committee on petroleum products subsidy regime. NAN

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