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Obi flags economic contradictions in Tinubu’s three-year scorecard

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Presidential candidate of Nigeria Democratic Congress(NDC) Peter Obi, has questioned what he described as the contradiction between the Federal Government’s reported surge in revenue and the worsening economic conditions facing millions of Nigerians, demanding greater transparency over the management of

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