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Remi Tinubu

Premium Times to bring rare, intriguing details of 2025 alleged coup plot against Tinubu administration

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The special PREMIUM TIMES series draws on official investigation records, bringing to light rare, intriguing and shocking details of the alleged 2025 failed coup plot against President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

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