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EXCLUSIVE: Auto dealer reveals details of vehicle purchases by coup suspect

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Auto dealer details N65 million vehicle purchases by alleged coup leader

PREMIUM TIMES is reporting for the first time details of some vehicle purchases allegedly carried out by the suspected mastermind of the 2025 failed coup in the thick of the planning towards the reported plot.

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