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Atiku’s inconsistent consistency, By Zainab Suleiman Okino

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Zainab Suleiman Okino writes about Sule Lamido and his new biography.

Sure, this is the first time Atiku’s policy thrust appears to resonate strongly with the people. His persistence, faith in his convictions, and audacity have strengthened the contest around our experimental presidential system of government. Whether he is playing to the gallery and seeking cheap popularity or not remains to be seen… What is certain, […]

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