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Tinubu-approved funds for information agencies stalled as permanent secretary withholds clearance

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Fayose, ex-Ekiti gov, named REA chairman as Tinubu makes 26 appointmentsFunds approved by President Bola Tinubu for key agencies under the Ministry of Information and National Orientation have reportedly been

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