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SIGA did not conjure or manufacture figures -SIGA boss

He acknowledged that separating the impact of foreign exchange movements from operational efficiency could be useful in determining the extent to which managers of individual state-owned enterprises had contributed to their performance.
He explained that several of the concerns raised about the figures and the performance of the state-owned enterprises had already been acknowledged and addressed in SIGA’s report.
Michael Kpessa-Whyte, has defended the figures contained in the Authority’s report on the performance of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), insisting that the data were drawn from audited accounts of the entities.
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