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Tinubu’s flyover fury: Why is Mr. President mad?, By Adeola Akinremi
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Tinubu’s flyover fury: Why is Mr. President mad?, By Adeola Akinremi

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Tinubu should not treat this as a one-off outburst of frustration. He should institutionalise it. He should do more in town halls with language a trader in Bodija and Agege market can understand. It should not be limited to an election period. Transparency offered once, in a moment of pique, is theatre. Transparency offered as policy […]

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