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Abubakar Ibrahim••525 words · 3 min read As extortion allegations rock Parliament, a call for calm suggests a deeper investigation is underway, but what will it uncover?
Incoming Majority Leader James Agalga has urged calm amidst escalating extortion allegations involving Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin. The
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