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Federal Government Defends Relocation of FAAN and CBN Departments to Lagos for Operational Efficiency

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January 29, 2024
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Federal Government Defends Relocation of FAAN and CBN Departments to Lagos for Operational Efficiency
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The Federal Government emphasizes that relocating FAAN and CBN departments to Lagos aims to enhance efficiency and reduce operational costs, countering accusations of political marginalization.

Minister Mohammed Idris dismisses these claims, stressing the practical administrative nature of the move.

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