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Name local contractors in $460m Abuja CCTV project, SERAP urges FG

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SERAP demands the Nigerian Federal Government disclose all local contractors and payment details for the $460 million Abuja CCTV project, citing lack of tr Read More: https://punchng.com/name-local-contractors-in-460m-abuja-cctv-project-serap-urges-fg/

Name local contractors in $460m Abuja CCTV project, SERAP urges FG

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