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I Will Invest FG Share Allocation In Sovereign Wealth Fund – Prince Adebayo

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Presidential Candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Prince Adewole Adebayo during the weekend disclosed that his administration will not share revenue from crude oil.

Prince Adewole Adebayo in a state of nation interaction said his government would rather invest federal government share of the allocation in Sovereign Wealth Fund.

His words: “Presidency under me won’t share oil money. Rather, I will put the federal government allocation of the money into sovereign fund and then dedicate it to building hospitals all over the place. I am not going to mainstream oil money into my budget . The present generation has spent enough of oil money, we need to keep for the future”.

He also promised to carry out forensic audit of Federal government accounts and make full disclosure of where the country’s money is from day one in office as President of Federal Republic of Nigeria.

According to him, One of the things that you Nigerians will know when I get to office is that you will know where your money is. There is too much mystery about Nigerian money. Even President Buhari today cannot tell you how much money Nigeria has. Board members of NNPC, now NNPL, don’t know how much the company has. Minister of Finance does not know where government money is.

He said Nigeria’s over-dependence on oil is because of ingenuity of the leaders, explaining that petroleum, during his reign as president, especially in his first year, will be in the withdrawal zone. “Nigeria makes about 20m dollars from ginger. Even in a good year, we don’t gross up to 120m dollars a year. If only we invest a little more to squeeze our ginger and get ginger oil, we will be making 1.4b dollars from ginger oil.

“If you go into the value chain of some of the produce, you will see that petroleum isn’t a big deal. At the peak of Jonathan’s tenure when oil price was above 100 dollars and everybody was clapping, I wasn’t really impressed because I have an oil palm plantation that I was selling my palm oil at 660 dollars per barrel. This was why Michael Opara created the Ada palm in the Eastern region. I am not the kind of president who is running for office because of NNPL.

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