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MDGIF rejects Auditor-General’s N94.4bn audit query

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The MDGIF has rejected the Auditor-General’s N94.4bn audit query, clarifying that discrepancies are due to timing and reconciliation, not missing revenue. Read More: https://punchng.com/mdgif-rejects-auditor-generals-n94-4bn-audit-query/

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