Awujale: Ogun reveals Fusengbuwa crisis, insists on due process

The government also warned individuals and groups allegedly sponsoring media attacks and spreading disinformation to pressure it over the succession process to desist or face the full weight of the law The post Awujale: Ogun reveals Fuse…
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