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Home Posts tagged Jerry Ajogwu Ochada (Page 2)

Tag: Igala, Jerry Ajogwu Ochada, Kogi, Opinion, Yahaya Bello

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Kogi Guber: Beyond Igala Agenda; A Case For Yahaya Bello

adminJun 30, 2019

At the eve of any election in Nigeria, many politicians storm the terrain to declare their ambitions but in the aftermath they go back to their comfort zones to wine and...

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Bagana Killings: Bloodbath Beyond Politics

adminApr 13, 2019

Bagana is one of the riverine settlement located on the shores of the River Niger in the present day Omala local government area of Kogi State. Aside the strategic...

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