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Reps probe: Fake agency accounts opened on OAGF directive have zero balance – CBN director
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Reps probe: Fake agency accounts opened on OAGF directive have zero balance – CBN director

Punch Nigeria about 12 hours 1 mins read
A CBN director tells the House of Reps committee that fake agency accounts opened on OAGF directive have zero balance and were never operated. Read More: https://punchng.com/reps-probe-fake-agency-accounts-opened-on-oagf-directive-have-zero-balance-cbn-director/

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