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Peter Obi Warns About 'Ghost Agencies' Fueling Government Corruption

Peter Obi has raised the alarm over secret agencies operating within federal ministries. He warned that these phantom bodies employ staff, fund overseas trips, and draw huge budgets without public oversight. He cautioned that if unchecked, the phenomenon of ghost agencies could evolve into ghost ministries, ghost governors, or even a ghost presidency. What started as ghost workers now threatens to hollow out the entire system.

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jayjay

How can citizens demand transparency in such secret agencies before they drain even more public funds?

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H
hala

Which public bodies or officials should citizens approach to insist on openness around these ghost agencies?

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julia

It makes you wonder why these phantom bodies haven't been exposed earlier if budgets balloon without oversight.

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emeka

Are we sure Obi isn't exaggerating the threat to score political points against the current administration here?

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kaka

Budget audits and regular ministry reviews should help catch these ghost agencies early and stop illicit spending.

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