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OAU Campus Journalists suspend coverage of SU election over alleged harassment

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The association alleged that despite identifying themselves as accredited journalists, its members were prevented by electoral officials from accessing polling units in the Faculties of Arts, Agriculture, Basic Medical Sciences, Law and Social Sciences.

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