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Below Is a Transcript Of Notes Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Had Made When He Held That Crucial Meeting With Southeast Governors In August 2017. A Meeting That Could’ve Positively Changed The Course Of History If Buhari Had Not Resorted To The Infamous Python Dance And Tried To Have MNK Assassinated....

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