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The political undercurrents of the feud between Wike and APC governors, By Uche Igwe
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The political undercurrents of the feud between Wike and APC governors, By Uche Igwe

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Uche Igwe writes about drivers of conflict in Nigeria's Middle Belt.

These unfolding scenarios deserve some careful introspection. I believe that the Progressive Governors are neither lazy nor collectively fraudulent. They are probably responding to the complicated political realities in their states, worsened by the grassroots discontent with the Tinubu administration. Perhaps Wike is also right to insist on his Rainbow Coalition, while refusing to join […]

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