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FAAC disburses N2.55trn to federal, state, local govts, as federal account revenue hit N4.5trn in June

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The federal, state and local governments received a total of N2.55 trillion as allocation form the Federation Account Allocation Committee

FAAC disburses N2.55trn to federal, state, local govts, as federal account revenue hit N4.5trn in June

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