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Audit queries: Senate issues fresh 72-hour deadline to NNPCL, CBN, others

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The Senate Committee on Public Accounts gives NNPCL, CBN, and other agencies a 72-hour ultimatum to respond to unresolved audit queries. Learn more about t Read More: https://punchng.com/audit-queries-senate-issues-fresh-72-hour-deadline-to-nnpcl-cbn-others/

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