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Ex-Gov Aregbesola warns of possible revolution in Nigeria

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“Whatever does not give appropriate opportunity or rights to the people will be resisted no matter what you do. If other things fail, people can revolt. If we are conscious of all this and understand the consequences of things getting out of hand, we would be interested in finding the best ways to govern ourselves.”

The post Ex-Gov Aregbesola warns of possible revolution in Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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