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Abia spent N1bn on 12 vehicles, not N2bn – Commissioner
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Abia spent N1bn on 12 vehicles, not N2bn – Commissioner

The Abia State Government clarified that it spent approximately ₦1,003,091,350 on the purchase of 12 Toyota Hilux vehicles, not ₦2 billion as previously reported. This correction came after a review of payment records and procurement documents revealed a 'quantity-entry error' in the 2025 Accountant-General’s Report. The error occurred because the digit '1' was omitted from the number '12', resulting in the incorrect display of '2'. The state government emphasized transparency and accountability, noting that the figures can be independently verified through supplier records and government documentation. Governor Alex Otti reiterated the government's commitment to correcting errors and maintaining public trust.

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Abia spent N1bn on 12 vehicles, not N2bn – Commissioner

The Abia State Government clarified that it spent approximately ₦1,003,091,350 on the purchase of 12 Toyota Hilux vehicles, not ₦2 billion as previously reported. This correction came after a review of payment records and procurement documents revealed a 'quantity-entry error' in the 2025 Accountant-General’s Report. The error occurred because the digit '1' was omitted from the number '12', resulting in the incorrect display of '2'. The state government emphasized transparency and accountability, noting that the figures can be independently verified through supplier records and government documentation. Governor Alex Otti reiterated the government's commitment to correcting errors and maintaining public trust.

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