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Oshodi stool: Royal family accuses LASG of partisanship
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Oshodi stool: Royal family accuses LASG of partisanship

Punch Nigeria 7 days 1 mins read
The Olushi Onigbesa Royal Family accuses the Lagos State Government of partisanship in the Oshodi Obaship dispute, citing court rulings in their favor. Read More: https://punchng.com/oshodi-stool-royal-family-accuses-lasg-of-partisanship/

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