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EXCLUSIVE: Permanent Secretary blocks release of funds approved by Tinubu for agencies

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The permanent secretary allegedly refused to approve the payment files because the heads of the agencies under the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation declined her request to appear before her.

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