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Hardship Persists Despite 23% FAAC Allocation Rise to States, LGs in 5 Months

Hardship Persists Despite 23% FAAC Allocation Rise to States, LGs in 5 Months
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Hardship Persists in Nigeria Despite 23% Increase In FAAC Allocation To States, LGs In 5 Months

Hardship Persists in Nigeria Despite 23% Increase In FAAC Allocation To States, LGs In 5 Months
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Diri says Bayelsa not financially insolvent

The prophets of doom will always make predictions that Bayelsa State is insolvent and I think they need to stop those predictions.

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Diri says Bayelsa not financially insolvent

Governor Douye Diri faulted the report and said the analysis was based only on federal allocation and Internally Generated Revenue.

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Report names Lagos, six others viable states, declares six insolvent

A report by Economic Confidential, a subsidiary of PR Nigeria, has declared seven states, including Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Kaduna, Kwara, Oyo and Edo as the most viable states in Nigeria for 2022.

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