How poor planning, corruption ruin N200b school feeding initiative in states

Iyabo Lawal (Lagos), Lawrence Njoku (Enugu) Ann Godwin and Obinna Nwaoku (Port Harcourt) Rotimi Agboluaje (Ibadan), Adewale Momoh (Akure) and Tina Agosi Todo (Calabar)

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