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Nothing serious here, just a paymaster his loyal errand boy. Go search “Goodluck Jonathan” on that boy’s page and you’ll realize David defends his oga better than Virgil van Dijk defends Liverpool’s goalpost. Investigative journalist bawo 😂

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