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Nigeria Reps Probe Revenue Debts

Nigeria's House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee directs Accountant-General to disclose CBN, NNPC revenue debts

Nigeria Reps Probe Revenue Debts

The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee has directed the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation to disclose outstanding revenues owed to the federal government by the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, as reported by Premium Times. The committee's investigation is part of a broader effort to probe revenue debts and fund withdrawals from government agencies, including the Universal Basic Education Commission. According to premiumtimesng.com, the Accountant-General of the Federation, Shamseldeen Ogunjimi, attended the investigative hearing on Monday. This development comes as the Nigerian government faces various challenges, including security concerns and economic issues, which are being closely monitored by local and international media outlets, such as premiumtimesng.com.

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