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NLC moves against pro-Tinubu group, queries Lagos chairman

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A fresh internal crisis brews within the NLC as its national secretariat queries the Lagos chairman over her involvement with a pro-Tinubu group, WoPU. Read More: https://punchng.com/nlc-moves-against-pro-tinubu-group-queries-lagos-chairman/

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