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NAFCO warns public against fraudsters posing as agents for school food contracts
The National Food Buffer Stock Company Limited (NAFCO) has warned the public against individuals allegedly posing as agents of the company and claiming to have influence over the allocation of food supply contracts to second-cycle schools.
It urged members of the public to disregard anyone who claimed to have special access or influence over the award and selection of food supply contracts in exchange for money.
The company said it had received reports about unscrupulous individuals approaching unsuspecting members of the public and soliciting money under the pretext of helping them secure school food supply contracts.
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