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EXCLUSIVE: Signage To 'Non-Existent' Presidential Council Still Mounted At Federal Secretariat Complex Despite Tinubu Presidency's Denial
A source familiar with the development told SaharaReporters on Monday that the directional signage is still mounted inside the ministry, pointing visitors to the office of the controversial council.
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