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We rejected fake agency’s N3.8bn personnel costs – Budget Office

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The Budget Office of the Federation rejected a fake agency’s N3.8bn personnel costs, preventing unlawful expenditure. Discover how Nigeria’s financial safe Read More: https://punchng.com/we-rejected-fake-agencys-n3-8bn-personnel-costs-budget-office/

We rejected fake agency’s N3.8bn personnel costs – Budget Office

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