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OKLAHOMA CITY — As Gov. Kevin Stitt’s administration continues to clash with Oklahoma’s tribes in the courtroom, the state is paying his legal costs using gaming compliance fees from the

The amount of money the state is spending in its legal fight over tribal compacts keeps climbing. A new report from the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency shows the Office of Management and Enterprise Services is paying over $3.3 million in legal fees for the Governor's lawsuits over tribal gaming compacts.

OKLAHOMA CITY — As Gov. Kevin Stitt’s administration continues to clash with Oklahoma’s tribes in the courtroom, the state is paying his legal costs using gaming compliance fees from the

The Fiscal Responsibility Commission has advised the federal government to restructure its debts and limit the expenditures of ministries, departments, and

Speaking on he 2024-2026 Medium Term Expenditure Framework, MTEF, Abana noted that “the country’s fiscal deficit (including project tied loans) as a percentage of GDP will keep increasing over the medium term from 3.83 percent, 3.89 percent and 3.92 percent respectively of the projected GDP.

The experts spoke during a session themed “Corrosive and Constructive Capital Inflow in Africa: Regulatory Framework and Governance Gaps” at the ongoing Media and Development Conference

P&ID’s $11.5 billion case: Pacifying the villains and neglecting the heroes, by Umar Yakubu. The story of the P&ID case would require a book

Entrenching open, transparent and integrity-anchored public governance in Nigeria may be a long journey, going by the Transparency and Integrity Index 2023

Certain escaped officials of P&ID vowed that given a gun, with a single bullet, Bala Sanga, who they called a mad dog, would be their target.

As noted in the 2023 Transparency and Integrity Index, information disclosure is just the initial stage of strengthening public institutions.