there is dependence of nnpc in the national economy. attention is on it.he slightest mistake you make is blown out of proportion. nigeria is one of the largest oil producers. oil accounts for 80% of revenue. as little as 1% of nigerians benefit. he was respected as a reformist. this time it seems he probed the oil sector, hitting too close to home. despite repeated requests nobody from the government or the president's office were prepared to talk to us about the removal of the central bank governor. this will make nigerians more suspicious. >> syrian activists say hundreds of people have been killed in air strikes targetting rebel areas. barrel bombs were dropped in deraa. two people at least were killed. other cities have been targeted as the government attempts to be captured by the area. >> the syrian government admitted a plan. it's been put forward at a meeting for the prohibition of weapons and the u.n. in the hague. 11% of its arsenal was behind schedule. >> syria has missed two deadlines, the most poisonous was supposed to be surrendered by the 31

nnpc's concern, going back to $20 in 19 months. go back to 2010 and do the same exercise. the number simply increases. >> allegations mean losses in public money could run into the hundreds of billions of dollars. the ex-governor says he wouldn't be surprised if he is jailed for speaking out. >> i'm not aprayed. i think if you do the kinds of things that i did, you would realize that you have put your signature on a piece of paper that says you're in trouble. but the only way this country will change is if people stop being intimidated 50 state. because what happens a group of people basically capture the state, use the state to amass huge amounts of money. they use the enormous amount of power, and they can jail you or we can kill you. >> many people we spoke to in abuja about the anusi sacking told me they thought the money may be funde used to fund electn campaigns. the public money may have already been squandered. >> i think a lot of it is gone. it is in the private jet on the tarmac, in the yachts being bought by these people