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Sharon Otieno's ghosts hound Obado as family demands Sh3.5 million, house and car
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Sharon Otieno's ghosts hound Obado as family demands Sh3.5 million, house and car

The Standard Kenyan about 2 hours 1 mins read
The family of Sharon Otieno is seeking a Sh3.5 million house, a car and millions of shillings they say former Migori Governor Zacharia Okoth Obado promised her before her death

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