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Navajo Nation Council Presses for Answers on Missing $24 Million Tied to ZenniHome Contracts

Navajo Nation Council Presses for Answers on Missing $24 Million Tied to ZenniHome Contracts

During the Controller’s report at the Spring Session, the Navajo Nation Council renewed its demand for answers regarding a missing $24 million connected to the Executive Branch and housing contracts involving ZenniHome. Crystalyne Curley, speaker of the Council, underscored that lawmakers have taken what she described as decisive and lawful steps to uncover the truth…

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