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All political differences aside, Hon. Pantami should sue Dauda Kahutu Rarara over these grievous allegations if they are false. Otherwise, just as many of us drew conclusions from the infamous "Yes Daddy" audio, public silence will only fuel further speculation. In his song, Rarara made serious allegations against Pantami,...

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