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EXCLUSIVE: Alleged 2025 coup leader paid millions to Islamic clerics for spiritual backing

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This is another part of a PREMIUM TIMES exclusive series on the failed coup against President Tinubu revealing how the alleged mastermind paid millions of naira to seek spiritual backing for the plot.

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