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Ondo stands firmly against corruption in all forms – Attorney General

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The Ondo State Attorney-General, Kayode Ajulo, has declared the state’s zero-tolerance policy for corruption, stating that public office is a trust. Read More: https://punchng.com/ondo-stands-firmly-against-corruption-in-all-forms-attorney-general/

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