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Kano Elite Warn Buhari As Katsina Protest Leader, Nastura Ashir Sharif Regains Freedom Following Massive Popular Pressure

Posted By: adminon: June 18, 2020In: GovernanceTags: AUK, CNGNo CommentsViews:
Kano Elite Warn Buhari As Katsina Protest Leader, Nastura Ashir Sharif Regains Freedom Following Massive Popular Pressure

Nastura Ashir Sharif, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Coalition of Northern Groups is now a free man. The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) confirmed his release Thursday evening,... Read more

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