
According to Punch, a report says Abia State ranks among Nigeria’s top states for revenue growth, capital spending and service delivery, citing significant fiscal and infrastructural progress. The blurb does not name the report’s author, methodology, comparison period or exact ranking figures, so the findings are presented as the source’s claim rather than independently verified.
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