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allowances, the Presidential Amnesty Programme office has announced that the scholarship remains in place, as it has not announced outright cancellation of the scheme.
Akpore explained that the scholarship award carried out by previous leaderships of the agency were done without necessary budgetary consideration and planning, which has had attendant effects on the agency’s financial management.
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