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Two months ago, Tinubu gave out 135 billion Naira to governors to fight COVID 19. COVID 19 in 2023 – Femi Falana (Video)
In a viral video, Femi Falana alleges President Tinubu’s administration distributed a staggering N135 billion to governors for COVID-19 in December 2023. The video unveils damning money-sharing practices among governors, implicating the President, and intensifying concerns about financial transparency and accountability in the current administration
Two months ago, Tinubu gave out 135 billion Naira to governors to fight Covid 19. Covid 19 in 2023. ~
— OLA MI LEKAN (@Onlineguru_) February 13, 2024
Femi Falana (SAN)
COVID 19?
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