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Ghost workers, IPPIS fraud, and lessons from the ₦941m forfeiture, By Nafisat Bello

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by Justice Okamgba

“Ghosts are supposed to haunt abandoned buildings, not government payrolls. They do not possess bank accounts, collect monthly salaries, pay taxes or operate ATMs. Yet, in Nigeria, our ghosts have become some of the country’s highest-paid ‘public servants.’”

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