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Duke: Nigerians Better Off Under Military Rule

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Former Cross River State governor and presidential candidate of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Donald Duke, has said Nigerians were better off under military rule, arguing that 27 years of civilian administration have failed to deliver meaningful improvements in the lives of citizens. Duke, who spoke during an interview in Abuja on Saturday said the […]

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