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APM berates Sadipe over road rehabilitation project, commences Ayegun-Olomi potholes filling

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The Chairman of Oluyole Local Government and Allied Peoples' Movement (APM) House of Representatives candidate for Oluyole Federal Constituency in the 2027 general election, Engr Akeem Olatunji, has criticised the representation of Hon. Tolu Sadipe, the member representing Oluyole Federal Constituen

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APM berates Sadipe over road rehabilitation project, commences Ayegun-Olomi potholes filling. The Chairman of Oluyole Local Government and Allied Peoples' Movement (APM) House of Representatives candidate for Oluyole Federal Constituency in the 2027 general election, Engr Akeem Olatunji, has criticised the representation of Hon. Tolu Sadipe, the member representing Oluyole Federal Constituen Covered by 1 publications. Nigerian Tribune: APM berates Sadipe over road rehabilitation project, commences Ayegun-Olomi potholes filling.

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  1. Nigerian Tribune Nigeria APM berates Sadipe over road rehabilitation project, commences Ayegun-Olomi potholes filling The Chairman of Oluyole Local Government and Allied Peoples' Movement (APM) House of Representatives candidate for Oluyole Federal Constituency in the 2027 general election, Engr Akeem Olatunji, has criticised the representation of Hon. Tolu Sadipe, the member representing Oluyole Federal Constituen 18 h ago · Tier 3

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