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FG yet to pay N3.3tn power debt approved by Tinubu — GenCos
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FG yet to pay N3.3tn power debt approved by Tinubu — GenCos

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Despite presidential approval, power generation companies (GenCos) reveal the Federal Government is yet to pay the N3.3tn power sector debt, raising concer Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-yet-to-pay-n3-3tn-power-debt-approved-by-tinubu-gencos/

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