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Tinubu’s Lagos return triggers gridlock, leaves motorists, commuters stranded
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Mr Effiong, a lawyer, questioned whether the president’s security could be managed without subjecting other travellers to prolonged delays.
- Mr Effiong, a lawyer, questioned whether the president’s security could be managed without subjecting other travellers to prolonged delays.
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- Tinubu’s Lagos return triggers gridlock, leaves motorists, commuters stranded
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- 51m agoPremium Times Nigeria: Mr Effiong, a lawyer, questioned whether the president’s security could be managed without subjecting other travellers to prolonged delays.
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