Gagdi leads Reps’ probe of ₦1.3bn budgetary allocation to alleged phantom agency

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Leading the debate, Gagdi said the ease with which the alleged agency gained official recognition pointed to systemic failures that could allow other fictitious organisations to find their way into government budgets.
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