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Evening recap: Peter Obi’s convoy blocked in Benue, Tinubu mourns media aide, other top stories

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Youths chanting against Peter Obi barricaded Gboko Road in Makurdi on Tuesday, preventing the Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate’s convoy from proceeding during a visit to condole with victims of killings in Benue State. A suspected child trafficker in Oyo State, Adejoke Popoola, has confessed to selling her own babies and stealing 19 children as Read More: https://punchng.com/evening-recap-peter-obis-convoy-blocked-in-benue-tinubu-mourns-media-aide-other-top-stories/

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