Nigerian Government Dismisses 'Hidden Spending' Claims, Cites World Bank Misinterpretation

Nigeria's Finance Ministry has dismissed claims of "hidden spending," stating that a World Bank report was misinterpreted and that FAAC deductions reflect legitimate fiscal obligations, with ongoing reforms improving transparency.

19 Apr, 17:19 — 19 Apr, 17:19

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FG dismisses ‘hidden spending’ claims, says World Bank report misinterpreted

The Finance Ministry says FAAC deductions reflect legitimate fiscal obligations, and ongoing reforms are improving transparency and revenue distribution. The post FG dismisses ‘hidden spending’ claims, says World Bank report misinterpreted appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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