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Oyo monarch backs Afenifere warning as farmers desert farms

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Oyo monarch, Oba Ayobami Ogunmakinde, backs Afenifere’s warning as farmers desert farms due to incessant attacks and kidnappings in the South-West. Read More: https://punchng.com/oyo-monarch-backs-afenifere-warning-as-farmers-desert-farms/

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