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60th anniversary: Did I act improperly that day 20 years ago?, By Yusuph Olaniyonu

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Yusuph Olaniyonu writes about Saraki at 62.

Glory be to Almighty Allah (SWT) that the situation ended well. If the lady who delivered the baby and wrote her exams at the same time gets to read this, I say congratulations! If any of the dramatis personae in this incident get to read this article, they should feel free to contact me. Once […]

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