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Ex-presidential aide appeals to OPay over woman’s arrest

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Ex-presidential aide Bashir Ahmad appeals to OPay over the woman’s arrest for a false shutdown post, urging compassion and her immediate release. Read More: https://punchng.com/ex-presidential-aide-appeals-to-opay-over-womans-arrest/

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