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Police arrest Unilorin lecturer over social media post on Kogi road project

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Olorunsuwa Ola, lecturer at the University of Ilorin.

The University of Ilorin lecturer says police arrested him in Ilorin over a social media post about a Kogi road project, while a petition linked to the state security adviser accused him of making false claims.

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