APC governorship campaign organisation tackles Makinde over use of increased federal allocations

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The campaign organisation of the APC’s governorship candidate in Oyo said Mr Makinde is crueless over is ‘more money no hunger’ comment. The post APC governorship campaign organisation tackles Makinde over use of increased federal allocations appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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