Oyo PDP dismisses financial misconduct claims against Makinde
The Oyo State PDP has dismissed allegations of financial misconduct against Governor Makinde as unfounded. They assert that the claims lack any credible evidence.
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The Oyo State PDP has dismissed allegations of financial misconduct against Governor Makinde as unfounded. They assert that the claims lack any credible evidence.
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