ADC warns Sokoto govt, vows to hold governor responsible for intimidation, violence against opposition
The ADC warns Governor Ahmed Aliyu that it will hold him responsible for violence against opposition members as disputes over campaign access continue ahead of Atiku Abubakar’s planned Sokoto campaign
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The ADC warns Governor Ahmed Aliyu that it will hold him responsible for violence against opposition members as disputes over campaign access continue ahead of Atiku Abubakar’s planned Sokoto campaign launch The post ADC warns Sokoto govt, vows to hold governor responsible for intimidation, violence against opposition appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
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