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NNPC remits N7.9tn to Federation Account in seven months

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NNPC Limited remitted N7.91tn to the Federation Account from January to July 2026, despite a drop in crude oil production. Get the full report here. Read More: https://punchng.com/nnpc-remits-n7-9tn-to-federation-account-in-seven-months/

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