Mr. John Obaro, Managing Director of SystemSpecs, said his company is yet to get paid for the Treasury Single Account (TSA) apps which are currently being used by ministries, agencies and departments (MDAs) for remittance of funds to the Central Bank of Nigeria for the Federal Government.
He spoke at the sidelines during the Nigeria Internet Governance Forum (NIGF) jointly organized by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA) and SystemSpecs.
Obaro, who was represented by Mr. Uche Obiofuma, the company’s Abuja head office, was optimistic that the recommendation of the committee made up of members from the Ministry of Finance and the Accountant General’s office will be made in good in faith.
As at February, the money said to have been remitted to CBN was put at N2.3 trillion
FG Yet to Pay for TSA Apps
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Mr. John Obaro, Managing Director of SystemSpecs, said his company is yet to get paid for the Treasury Single Account (TSA) apps which are currently being used by ministries, agencies and departments…
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