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Buying vehicles from unregistered suppliers is criminal offence, BPP warns MDAs

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The Bureau of Public Procurement has warned MDAs that procuring vehicles from suppliers not registered with the NADDC is a criminal offence subject to pros Read More: https://punchng.com/buying-vehicles-from-unregistered-suppliers-is-criminal-offence-bpp-warns-mdas/

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