We Have Strong Evidence Of Stolen oil Money- Buhari

Muhammadu Buhari, who was elected in May on an anti-corruption ticket, says ‘mind-boggling’ sums of federal money had been stolen

President Muhammadu Buhari, said on Wednesday that they have seen documents suggesting that the proceeds from past crude oil sales were diverted to personal accounts instead of reaching government coffers.
This was disclosed by him in a two-hour "presidential media chat” with three journalists broadcast live on on NTA and other television stations.
“We have some documents where Nigerian crude oil was lifted illegally and the proceeds were put into some personal accounts instead of the federal government accounts,” he said.
He added that some stolen money had already been recovered by the government, but did not disclose the sums involved and said he could not provide more details because various cases were being taken to court. “If you know the atrocities committed by the people granted bail then you’d understand”

 On Chibok girls he said “If a credible leadership of Boko Haram can be established and they tell us where those girls are, we are prepared to negotiate with them without any preconditions,” However, he said there was no firm intelligence on the whereabouts of the girls after two years of their kidnap "we are looking for a credible Boko Haram leadership that will confirm that the girls are alive,”