The Federal Government of Nigeria mandated that the Office of the Secretary (OSGF) must approve all foreign trips, requiring the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enforce the rule.
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What happened
The Federal Government of Nigeria mandated that the Office of the Secretary (OSGF) must approve all foreign trips, requiring the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enforce the rule.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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George Akume
Nigerian politician, Governor of Benue State
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Runs the diplomatic relations of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan with other countries
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