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Rochas Okorocha refutes report of arrest order against him

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Rochas Okorocha [PHOTO CREDIT: @realRochas]

A report recently surfaced online claiming that a “senior magistrate's court” in Abuja issued a bench warrant of arrest on 9 September against Mr Okorocha, former Senator Ifeanyi Araraume, and two others.

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