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PFIPC scandal: No staff deployment, office space given to fake agency — HoS

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The Head of Service denies deploying staff or allocating office space to the fake PFIPC, clarifying approvals were only for establishment and recruitment w Read More: https://punchng.com/pfipc-scandal-no-staff-deployment-office-space-given-to-fake-agency-hos/

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