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Phillips Consulting (pcl.) Releases Revised 2026 State Performance Index(pSPI), Strengthening the Benchmark for Measuring State Performance in Nigeria

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Phillips Consulting (pcl.) has released a revised 2026 State Performance Index (pSPI) with an updated methodology and FY2025 financial data. Read More: https://punchng.com/phillips-consulting-pcl-releases-revised-2026-state-performance-indexpspi-strengthening-the-benchmark-for-measuring-state-performance-in-nigeria/

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