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Federal Government approves payments for 1,240 contractors across ministries and agencies

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According to the statement signed by Mary-Ann Duke, the senior special assistant on communication and press secretary to the minister of finance, contractors with verified claims of N100 million or below were given priority in the latest round of disbursement.

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