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Resist foreign scrutiny over 33-year-old allegations against Tinubu, Buratai tells Nigerians

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Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai urges Nigerians to resist foreign interference regarding 33-year-old drug allegations against President Tinubu, citing national sove Read More: https://punchng.com/resist-foreign-scrutiny-over-33-year-old-allegations-against-tinubu-buratai-tells-nigerians/

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