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NEWS and REPORTS => Nigerian News => Topic started by: SR on Apr 19, 2012, 04:00 PM

Title: Fuel Subsidy Scam: House Probe Panel Ordered Fuel Importer to Refund Illegal Fun
Post by: SR on Apr 19, 2012, 04:00 PM
Find list of Oil Marketers deemed to have collected subsidy funds illegally from the Federal Government. The Probe report indicates that they return these amounts:

S/N    NAME OF MARKETER                                    Amount    

1.    ACORN PLC                                                   N8,514.900,513.00 

2.    ALIMINNUR RESOURCES LTD                   N2,543,800,931.00    

3.    AMG PETRO-ENERGY LTD                            N7,226,773,136.00    

4    ANOSKYE GROUP OF COMPANIES LTD    N1,318,443,535.00    

5.    ASCON OIL AND GAS COMPANY                    N4,451,932,090.00    

6.    AVANT GARDE ENERGY                                    N1,154,824,298.00    

7.    A-Z PETROLEUM                                            N8,065,557,645.00 owned By Chika Okafor   

8.    CAH RESOURCES ASSOCIATION LTD    N24,206,727.00    

9.    CONOIL PLC                                                    N3,027,526,589.00 owned Mike Adenuga

10.    CRUST ENERGY LTD                                    N1,192,651,581.00    

11.    DOWNSTREAM ENERGY SOURCE LTD    N2,947,780,261.00    

12.    DOZZY OIL AND GAS LTD                            N1,587,298,801.00    

13.    DUPORT MARINE LTD                                    N3,555,127,358.00    

14.    ECO-REGEN LTD                                            N3,339,101,218.00    

15.    EURAFIC OIL AND COASTAL SERVICES LTD    N3,868,147,024.00    

16.    FIRST DEEP WATER DISCOVERY LTD    N932,207,739,.00    

17.    FRADRO INTERNATIONAL LTD                    N3,661,643.268.00    

18.    FRESH SYNERGY LTD                                    N1,417,029,059.00    

19.    HEYDEN PETROLEUM                                    N3,345,456,733.00    

20.    IBAFON OIL LTD                                                    N1,474,479,459.00    

21.    IMAD OIL &GAS LTD                                            N2,701,002,852.00    

22.    INTEGRATED OIL & GAS                                    N13,252,055,429.00    

23.    INTEGRATED RESOURCES LTD                    N1,166,486,995.00    

24.    IPMAN INVESTMENT LTD                            N7,538,586,178.00    

25.    KNIGHTS BRIDGE                                            N1,685,869,439.00    

26.    UNETRALE OIL SUPPLY & TRADING CO.   N1,213,903,930.00    

27.    UNGO OIL AND GAS COMPANY LTD            N1,201,297,922.00    

28.    LLOYDS ENERGY LTD                                   N4,370,512,172.00    

29.    LOTTOU OIL &GAS LTD                                   N1,427,429,910.00    

30    MAIZUBE PETROLEUM LTD                           N5,509,407,903.00    

31.    MATRIX ENERGY OIL & GAS LTD                  N11,211,040,786.00    

32.    MENOL OIL & GAS LTD                                  N4,333,348,489.00    

33.    MOB INTEGRATED SERVICES                  N5,066,786,851.00    

34.    MOBIL OIL NIGERIA PLC                                  N2,660,968,597.00    

35.    MUT-HASS                                                          N1,102,084,041.00    

36.    NADABO ENERGY LTD                                  N2,660,902,801.00    

37.    NASAMAN OIL SERVICES LTD.                  N3,441,253,193.00    

38.    NATICEL PETROLEUM LTD                          N5,276,169,320.00    

39.    NEPAL OIL &GAS SERVO LTD                  N2,353,911,978.00    

40.    NIPCO PLC                                                          N7,838,353,057.00    

41.    OAKFEILD SYNERGY NETWORK LTD          N988,920,219.00    

42.    OCEAN ENERGY                                          N1,778,180,051.00    

43    OILBATH NIGERIA LTD                                 N1,019,644,138.00    

44.    ONTARIO NIGERIA LTD                                 N4,248,727,148.00    

45.    ORIGIN OIL &GAS LTD                                 N4,141,367,099.00    

46.    PETROTRADE ENERGY LTD                        N908,805,371.00    

47.    PHOENIX OIL COMPANY LTD                N1,827,838,204.00    

48.    PRUDENT ENERGY & SERVICES LTD    N1,360,898,638.00    

49.    RAINOIL LTD                                                N1,266,773,492.00    

50.    ROCKY ENERGY LTD                                N1,620,110,167.00    

51.    RYDEN OIL LTD                                                N451,150,983.00    

52.    SEA PETROLEUM & GAS CO. LTD        N1,019,571,609.00    

53.    SEDEC ENERGY LTD                                N845,226,771.00    

54.    SETANA ENERGY LTD                                N2,791,264,070.00    

55.    SHEILD PETROLEUM CO. NIG. LTD        N1,502,198,610.00    

56.    SIFAX OIL &GAS COMPANY LTD                N3,589,063,041.00    

57.    SOMERSET ENERGY SERVICES LTD        N2,172,206,037.00    

58.    STONEBRIGDE OIL LTD                                N1,784,158,258.00    

59.    SULPHUR STREAMS LTD                        N4,758,693,054.00    

60.    SWIFT OIL LTD                                                N5,062,403,555.00    

61.    TAURUS OIL & GAS LTD                                N6,472,821,001.00    

62.    TECHNO OIL LTD                                       N547,179,342.00    

63.    TONIQUE OIL SERVICES LTD               N3,827,112,622.00    

64    TOP OIL & GAS DEV CO. LTD                    N7,367,662,306.00    

65.    TOTAL NIGERIA PLC                              N1,931,075,306.00    

66.    VALCORE ENERGY LTD                              N8,709,548,082.00    

67.    VIVENDI ENERGY LTD                              N1,127,773,642.00    

68.    YANATY PETROCHEMICALS NIGERIA LTD    N4,682,342,275.00    

The office of the accountant-general of the federation (OAGF) should account for the sum of N213.678 billion, being total of excess payments made by it over and above what PPPRA identified as paid in 2009 and 2010. The OAGF is not only responsible for the accounts of the federation, including the PSF and domestic crude account, but refused to provide further details on the account when requested to do so during the public hearing.

The EFCC and ICPC should ensure that the office of the Accountant General of the Federation accounts for the over-recovery figures of N2.766 billion and N5.27 billion respectively. Conflicting figures for Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation NNPC had two sources of recovery of its subsidy as follows:

Direct deductions from domestic crude receipts accruable to the federation.

    Payment by CBN through deductions from distributable revenues as per the federation account component statement.

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