Oronsaye Report: Full List of Agencies to be scrapped, merged, relocated
The Steve Oronsaye report was submitted in 2012 to the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
The Steve Oronsaye report was submitted in 2012 to the Goodluck Jonathan administration.
"Many agencies will be scrapped and many others will be merged, to pave the way to a leaner government."
From the 541 agencies in 2011, parochial and self-serving legislations and political expediency have ensured the reckless accretion of more ...
The minister said the merger is contained in a roadmap "already approved by the president".
Messrs Afe and Oronsaye are standing trial for alleged fraud in awarding contracts for verification of civil servants.
The case will come up on December 5.
The former HOS is standing trial on a 35-count charge bordering on money laundering and fraud.
Mr. Oronsaye was docked for alleged diversion of N190 million meant for a government committee he chaired.
Mr. Bello told the court that the first N50 million was withdrawn remaining less than N500, 000.
Mr. Oronsaye first appeared before Justice Kolawole on July 13, 2015, where he was confronted with a 25-count charge.
"Since 2009 till date, the committee only maintained the Zenith Bank account and we had only three inflows into it.”
The trial judge, Olasumbo Goodluck, adjourned sitting till Thursday to allow the defence study the evidence.
As at the time of filling this report as at 6:50PM, Mr. Oronsaye, our sources said, was still being grilled ...
“Don’t mention plea bargain here. I don’t want to hear about it’’.
Mr. Maina is currently on the run after the EFCC filed charges against him for stealing billions of naira through ...
Court documents reveal graphic details of how Stephen Oronsaye and his collaborators allegedly stole about N1billion from Nigerian pension funds
The judge says the prosecutor was intimidating the court by accusing him of bias.
The court says the accused will not abscond.
After hours of rigorous questioning by EFCC, 24-count charge of stealing were drawn up against Mr. Oronsaye
Mr. Oronsanye is alleged to have used his position as chair of Nigeria's FATF as conduit to launder public funds.
Mr. Oronsaye wants Nigerians to support the administration because the government alone could not bring about the expected change.
An audit by the office of the Nigeria's Auditor General indicted Stephen Oronsaye of monumental corruption.
“The FRC is central to the country’s quest for improvements in fiscal governance.” The Centre for Social Justice, CSJ, on ...
The EFCC said its investigation is not over. The Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), has said that its investigation ...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has uncovered how Steve Oronsaye, a former Head of Service, and other top ...
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