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“Please stop lying. I didn’t saying anything about having knowing someone higher in the police. My papers are complete. I was going to drop my videographer and police stopped us and &$$&ut3d me. I’m not trying to fight the Nigerian police.” — Papaya ex debunked ACP Benjamin Hundeyin’s claim.

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