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  2. Tinubu's administration commits to economic transformation, with Abuja serving as the capital and project site.
  3. Peter Agada conducted an exclusive interview in Abuja regarding efforts to transform Nigeria's economy.

Peter Agada Challenges Tinubu and APC on Procurement Act and Modular Refineries

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Peter Agada, a candidate for the Young Progressive Party, challenged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress regarding the implementation of Section 2 of the Procurement Act. Agada alleged that the Act has been neglected, stating that Nigeria has spent over $232 trillion on development with minimal results. He proposed establishing modular refineries to drive the economy and empower local industries and small businesses.

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The criticism targets the efficiency of government spending and procurement processes. Agada suggested reforming EPC contractual processes and establishing a National Council on Engineering Procurement Contract. His proposal for modular refineries aims to increase petroleum production and support local industries.

Peter Agada recently conducted an interview in Abuja regarding efforts to transform Nigeria's economy under the current administration.

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