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Atiku Abubakar

Atiku denies bribing ex-Speaker Na’Abba to impeach Obasanjo

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"If this allegation were true, why did he never make it while Rt. Hon. Na’Abba was alive? Why wait until the only man who could confirm or refute the claim has departed this world? By invoking a deceased man as the principal witness to such a grave allegation, former President Obasanjo has denied Nigerians the opportunity of hearing the other side of the story."

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