Nigeria: Abia Sets N3bn Monthly Revenue Target

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Nigeria: Abia Sets N3bn Monthly Revenue Target

[Daily Trust] Umuahia -- Abia State Government has given a marching order to all revenue-generating establishments in the state, to work towards surpassing the N3 billion monthly Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) benchmark.

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