Excess Crude Account: Govt to Settle Out of Court
- Author:
- channelsweb
- Publisher:
- Channels Television
- Publication Date:
- 21 September 2012
- Tags:
- Nigeria, Petroleum
The National Economic Council (NEC) on Wednesday urged Federal and states government to continue the peace talk on the excess crude oil account, which has been source of acrimony between the two parties. The governors had after its meeting on Wednesday decided to head back to the Supreme Court to enforce the Federal Government's adherence to the constitution.
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