Former Nasinu Town Council employees charged by FICAC

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Former Nasinu Town Council employees charged by FICAC

By Semi Turaga

Wednesday 20/05/2020

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Two former employees of the Nasinu Town Council, as well as six managers and employees of various companies, have been charged by FICAC in relation to an alleged procurement scam.

They are expected to make their first appearance in the Nasinu Magistrates Court later this morning.

Stay with us for an update.

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