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NDC declares N8.5bn income, N2.4bn expenditure in 7 months

The Sun Nigeria's headline. Reported by The Sun Nigeria, ThisDay.

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What The Sun Nigeria reported

The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has disclosed that it generated N8.53 billion in seven months from nomination forms, membership contributions, dues and levies, out of which it spent N2.4 billion, leaving a balance of over N6.12 billion.

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NDC declares N8.5bn income, N2.4bn expenditure in 7 months. The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has disclosed that it generated N8.53 billion in seven months from nomination forms, membership contributions, dues and levies, out of which it spent N2.4 billion, leaving a balance of over N6.12 billion. Covered by 2 publications. The Sun Nigeria: NDC declares N8.5bn income, N2.4bn expenditure in 7 months. ThisDay: NDC Discloses N8.5bn Income, N2.4bn Spending in Seven Months.

Who is covering it

  1. The Sun Nigeria Nigeria NDC declares N8.5bn income, N2.4bn expenditure in 7 months The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has disclosed that it generated N8.53 billion in seven months from nomination forms, membership contributions, dues and levies, out of which it spent N2.4 billion, leaving a balance of over N6.12 billion. 27 Oct · Tier 3
  2. ThisDay Nigeria NDC Discloses N8.5bn Income, N2.4bn Spending in Seven Months • Cleopas: Members deserve to know how party funds are managed •Party unveils campaign council, commissions national secretariat •Umeh seeks greater funding for state chapters as chairman pledges reconciliation Sunday 27 Oct · Tier 3

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