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N210tn probe: Senate disowns ex-NNPC boss Kyari arrest warrant, rebukes Oshiomhole

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The Nigerian Senate distances itself from an alleged arrest warrant for ex-NNPCL boss Mele Kyari and rebukes Senator Oshiomhole’s comments during the N210t Read More: https://punchng.com/n210tn-probe-senate-disowns-ex-nnpc-boss-kyari-arrest-warrant-rebukes-oshiomhole/

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