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Delta records full spending on N50 million court project, chief judge says funds never accessed

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Photo of part of the Erho-Abraka court overgrown with weeds. And Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori

PREMIUM TIMES’ checks reveal that a N50 million court project reported as 100 per cent implemented in Delta State’s 2024 budget records was not executed, while the state’s Chief Judge says the allocation was never accessed.

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