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Asari Dokubo has declared that the next battleground for the Ijaws is Edo State 😂. After their dollars bribe to INEC Nigeria has worked wonders for them in Warri now Edo state is next. Bini people who backed them against us, why the sudden silence? Rain don fall reach...

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