Audit examination of the Ministry’s accounting records showed that a total of USD68,875,902.00, was approved by the president as intervention fund for distressed Nigerian missions abroad. The sum which was in three tranches – USD32,873,896.68, USD28,810,217.80 and USD7,191,787.52 was meant to address challenges such as: missions ‘indebtedness, renovation and refurbishment of missions’ chanceries and residencies, and replacement of broken-down representational vehicles
The Permanent Secretary is required to render full account as to how the sum of USD68,875,902.00 was disbursed to the benefiting missions, failing which sanctions stated in FR 3115 should apply
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