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Senate expands Safe Schools probe, summons TETFund, NELFUND

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The Senate extends its Safe Schools probe to include TETFund, NELFUND, UBEC, and other agencies, aiming for a comprehensive review of education funding and Read More: https://punchng.com/senate-expands-safe-schools-probe-summons-tetfund-nelfund/

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