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No kobo was spent on PEAC, PFIPC, Budget office tells Reps

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The Budget Office confirms to Reps that no kobo was spent on the controversial PEAC and PFIPC, despite N1.3bn allocation, as conditions for spending were u Read More: https://punchng.com/no-kobo-was-spent-on-peac-pfipc-budget-office-tells-reps/

No kobo was spent on PEAC, PFIPC, Budget office tells Reps

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