This Nigerian government never seems to amaze me.
How can the only document that foster hope to any prosecution of IBB be missing?
Maybe IBB was not alone in the windfall.

Who took the documents?

http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/news/article03

Stuff like that do not raise my eyebrows in Nigeria anymore, na today? *long loud hiss*

Soon the president will be missing and we wont be able to account for him. How do this people sleep self?

They sleep soundly knowing that the gullible masses and media will believe whatever they say!

The most amazing thing is not the fact that it is missing, the question here is why inform the Nigerian people that it is missing?/ does it mean that this report is not in electronic copy?/ 
Well what ever is the essence of this anouncement is defeated because the punch had published a summary of the report before. I will simply go print out a copy for myself right not. Ufot Ekaete and OBJ can destroy it if they like but Gani Fawenhinmi and the Nigerian people will always have their copy.

True, but why will someone with responsibility just wake up and tell a country of over 140 Million they can't find the reports.

we house and paid for this people time to compiled the report with tax payers money?

I think this explains why the report got lost

Court adjourns hearing in case against IBB, three others
A federal high court in Lagos Thusday adjourned hearing in a suit involving Gen. Ibrahim Babangida and three others.
The suit is over the alleged failure of the defendants to account for export earnings from the sale of crude oil during the Gulf war.
Justice Dan Abutu adjourned hearing in the case till March 5.
The case, filed by Chief Gani Fawehinmi (SAN) in 1992, listed former CBN governor, the late Alhaji Abdulkadir Ahmed, the Auditor-General of the Federation and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as co-defendants.
Fawehinmi is asking the court to compel the defendants to account for all export earnings realised by the country from the sale of crude oil during the Gulf war crisis, particularly between August and Dec. 31, 1990.
Earlier, counsel to the defendants, Mr Charles Ataboh, told the court that they had filed an application, asking it to set aside its order directing the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Ufot Ekaette, to appear before it.
``We pray the court to dismiss the idea of asking Ekaette to give evidence and produce the report of the Pius Okigbo Panel on the re-organisation and reform of the CBN of 1994,'' he said.
He said in a 15-paragraph affidavit supporting the application: ``In my position as the Director of the Committee and Commissions in the Office of SGF, I am aware that the panel report was submitted to the late Gen. Sani Abacha in 1994.
``All efforts have been made since the assumption of the present administration to locate the report at the Presidency, but to no avail,'' it stated.
Counsel to Fawehinmi, Mr Ugwuzor Adindu, told the court that he was not satisfied with the content of the application and would file a counter affidavit.
``A report of such magnitude is supposed to be deposited at the National Archives by virtue of section 24 of the National Archives Cap N6 Laws of Nigeria 2004 and 25 copies at the National Library, '' he said

As Fellow said a whole ship was declared missing circa 2003/2004. Kalakuta Republic was burnt by an 'unknown soldier' ie after the Justice Uwaifo Panel of Enquiry had wasted man hours and resources, that was the verdict they came up with. Now Okigbo Panel of Enquiry-our leaders like to insult themselves and is it not ironic that the SFG sat on that panel-was only one copy made?Panels of Enquiry submit multiple copies on the expiration of their business and it's rather shameful and pointless for the SFG to utter that mumbo-jumbo.
I know OBJ is using that to keep IBB at bay and one day just as the Berlin wall collapsed and the East Germans got rid of the yoke over their heads ,so shall we, one day!

Maybe NL peeps have failed to realize that Northerners always seem to want to get away with criminal activities. I've not seen the EFCC lay solid hands on a corrupt northerner.

When a "big" northerner's case gets to the court, it ends there, like Muhammed Abacha, Al mustapha and co, but when it comes to people like Rev. King and co, they are quick to revisit the Gallows.

Till jesus comes, the Oil windfall case will continue to rise and fall. Besides, it is widely rumoured that some of the big companies providing well paid jobs for Nigerians started up from the proceeds of this Oil Windfall.


I'm not being tribalistic here, but it's something i've noticed about the Judiciary (The office of the Chief Justice of the federation has been occupied by , in the last three terms?) So you see!

Okigbo doesn't sound northern, neither does Oputa, so how are the Big Overpopulated boys to take them serious?