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Íhé ńgósị́ ébé Peter Obi sékpù àlà n’íhú Tinubu bụ̀ ǹkè é jìrì AI nwóghàrị̀á
Hoton Peter Obi ya durkusa ma Tinubu a Rome na hadi ne
Foto wey show as Peter Obi dey kneel down for Tinubu inside Vatican na photoshop
Peter Obi kò kúnlẹ̀ fún Tinubu ní Rome
FACT CHECK: No, Abia government didn’t block arrest of 59 youths by EFCC
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Íhé ńgósị́ ébé ńdị́ òmékómè bù ńgwúgwú égo émeghị nà Naijiria
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