Ali, who is also the chairman House Committee on Justice, said that the House plans to approve the recommendations of the report on probe of oil subsidy regime will commence today.
He also said that some serving governors and ministers were among other political office holders that benefited from the oil subsidy regime, adding that the committee would reveal their names after the report is adopted.
"The oil business is like a secret society thing. If you don't belong, you don't belong. Oil industry is so small, but so powerful. I'm even surprised I haven't started seeing advertorials here and there. They have lots of money and have nothing to do with it", he said.
Ali Ahmad, who said the implementation of the report by the executive in the next three months would help finally address standard pricing of petroleum products in the country, added that Nigerians should have rest of mind, for once.
"Petroleum product should not be N60 today, N80 tomorrow by one government and another government comes with N100 or N140. We could achieve standard price on petroleum and that's what this report is all about", he said.
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Daily Trust