NAMA has issued a clarification regarding the N7.58bn Lagos ILS. The organization has attributed recurrent failures to certain factors.
Further information on this matter is available from Tribune Online, which has reported on NAMA's clarification.
Details of the clarification and the factors contributing to the failures can be found in the report, providing insight into the situation.
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