
The Nigeria Governors' Forum has inaugurated the Forum of State Directors-General of Public Procurement in Abuja, aiming to strengthen transparency, accountability and efficiency in public spending. According to Leadership, the ceremony brought together directors-general of the Bureau of Public Procurement, or their equivalents, from Nigeria's 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory. The initiative is intended to improve coordination and oversight of procurement processes across state governments.
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