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Osun heads to court as EFCC freezes govt account

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Osun State plans to sue the EFCC after the anti-graft agency froze government accounts, potentially hampering state business. Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-heads-to-court-as-efcc-freezes-govt-accounts/

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