Nigerian Government Pays N152 Billion for Verified Contracts Amid Protests
The Nigerian Federal Government has confirmed the payment of N152 billion for verified contracts, addressing protests by local contractors over unpaid fees. Dr. Dori Uzoka of the Ministry of Finance disclosed the payment, emphasizing transparency and adherence to due process.
The government assured ongoing support for contractors and commitment to resolving conflicts. The payments were made to indigenous contractors following rigorous verification processes.
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