
Court fines ADC and Aregbesola N1 million in leadership case
A Federal High Court judge fines the ADC and Rauf Aregbesola N1 million after they sought his recusal in a party leadership case. The judge found their claims of bias unmerited.
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A Federal High Court judge fines the ADC and Rauf Aregbesola N1 million after they sought his recusal in a party leadership case. The judge found their claims of bias unmerited.

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