Unusual Names on Confidential Fund Receipts Emerged During Congressional Hearings, Says Former DepEd Official
Former Education Undersecretary Michael Poa stated that peculiar names found on acknowledgment receipts for the agency's confidential funds did not surface until a House panel's inquiry. Poa made this assertion while serving as a witness during the investigation.
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