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He noted that while much of the debate has centered on whether money was diverted, a more critical question is whether the procedures followed in moving the funds aligned with the NUPRC’s governing laws. In his view, accountability means officials must justify major financial actions, especially when they involve statutory allocations and regulatory finances. Transparency, he argued, is essential to clear up misunderstandings and rebuild trust.
During the interview, Gbillah stated, “I Will Not Say Gbajabiamila Cornered ₦54 Billion, But I Will Explain Exactly What Happened.” His goal, he said, was to separate claims of theft from concerns about procedural compliance—two distinct matters that should not be conflated.
He based his stance on his reading of the Petroleum Industry Act and existing records, urging Nigerians to review the facts carefully before forming opinions. If all relevant documents are made public, he added, citizens can independently judge whether the transactions adhered to the law.
Ultimately, Gbillah said his aim is to promote openness and responsibility, stressing that institutions handling large public sums should provide clear explanations instead of leaving room for speculation.
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