The Assets Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) said it has received N1, 667, 582, 605.04 recovered by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) between 2017 and July 5, 2021.
The Corporation said these represented loan repayments recovered, which were credited to its Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) account for the settlement of bond obligations.
This was contained in a letter presented to the House of Representatives Ad-Hoc Committee on Assessment and Status of All Recovered Loots during an investigative hearing on Tuesday.
The letter was signed by the Managing Director, Ahmed Lawan Kuru and Group Head, Enforcement, Joshua Ikioda.
Giving a synopsis of the payment, AMCON indicated that remittances to the Corporation in 2017 amounted to N1, 178, 764, 500 for the credit of nine debtors.
For recoveries made in 2019, it said received N356, 318, 105.08 on 21st September 2020 on account of seven debtors.
AMCON said it received a letter dated 17th December 2019 from the EFCC forwarding promissory notes on account of four debtors to the tune of N1, 194, 778, 813.
The Corporation said however, the notes were returned to the EFCC through a letter dated 28th October 2019 as they were made out by the Debt Management Office.
The letter pointed out that the schedule forwarded to the Corporation by the Committee indicated remittances by EFCC of the sum of 87, 495, 087.50 in 2020.
But the agency said it is yet to receive the quoted amount as it might be collections yet to be released to the Corporation.
Also at the hearing, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) said it was working to recover debts from some banks for the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) dividend funds.
The committee, led by Hon Adeogun Adejoro, also directed that the NNPC should submit all its accounts by its next sitting next week Tuesday.
Adejoro said all debt owed the government must be vigorously pursued as money is needed to fund the 2022 budget.
