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SEDC Faces Senate Heat Over Controversial Spending Claims

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Senate has launched a far-reaching investigation into the finances of the South East Development Commission (SEDC), uncovering what lawmakers described as troubling expenditure patterns and opaque financial disclosures in the agency’s first months of operation. The probe, which places

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