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Fact-Check: How accurate is Gov Sani’s claim that Kaduna hasn’t taken new loans since he assumed office

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Kaduna Governor Uba Sani’s claim that he has borrowed “not one kobo” since taking office is at odds with state records showing ₦10.03bn in loan receipts under his administration, while FAAC data also challenge his ₦6.7bn monthly deduction claim.

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