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CSO Clears DMO of Allegations Over Staff Refreshments, Welfare Expenditure

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Integrity Advocacy for Development Initiative (IADI) has cleared the Debt Management Office (DMO) of allegations surrounding its reported expenditure on staff refreshments and welfare items, saying the agency’s explanation satisfactorily addressed the concerns raised. In a statement issued yesterday in Abuja and signed by its Executive Director, Comrade Ofomhi Osizemhete Christopher, the civil society […]

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