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NNPC, NUPRC remit N322bn, $116.9m after Tinubu order

Punch Nigeria 3 days 1 mins read

Discover how NNPC and NUPRC remittances surged, adding over N322bn and $116.9m to Nigeria’s treasury following President Tinubu’s Executive Order 9. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-nuprc-remit-n322bn-116-9m-after-tinubu-order/

NNPC, NUPRC remit N322bn, $116.9m after Tinubu order

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