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EFCC Establishes Directorate To Monitor State Government Funds

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The Commission’s Chairman, Ola Olukoyode, disclosed this while delivering a special lecture to mark the 30th anniversary of Zamfara State in Gusau.

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EFCC Establishes Directorate To Monitor State Government Funds. The Commission’s Chairman, Ola Olukoyode, disclosed this while delivering a special lecture to mark the 30th anniversary of Zamfara State in Gusau. Covered by 1 publications. Channels Television: EFCC Establishes Directorate To Monitor State Government Funds.

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  1. Channels Television Nigeria EFCC Establishes Directorate To Monitor State Government Funds The Commission’s Chairman, Ola Olukoyode, disclosed this while delivering a special lecture to mark the 30th anniversary of Zamfara State in Gusau. 3 h ago · Tier 2

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