Akwa Ibom revenue hits N3.218 trillion in 41 months under Eno
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Akwa Ibom has received N3.218 trillion under Umo Eno in 41 months, but persistent gaps in its budget disclosures leave citizens in the dark about how the money is spent.
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Akwa Ibom revenue hits N3.218 trillion in 41 months under Eno. Akwa Ibom has received N3.218 trillion under Umo Eno in 41 months, but persistent gaps in its budget disclosures leave citizens in the dark about how the money is spent. Covered by 1 publications. Premium Times: Akwa Ibom revenue hits N3.218 trillion in 41 months under Eno.
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- Premium Times Nigeria Akwa Ibom revenue hits N3.218 trillion in 41 months under Eno Akwa Ibom has received N3.218 trillion under Umo Eno in 41 months, but persistent gaps in its budget disclosures leave citizens in the dark about how the money is spent. 2 h ago · Tier 2
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