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ADC vows to abolish opaque ‘security votes’, treat looting as banditry

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Stop attacking Atiku, explain Tinubu’s record, poverty, insecurity, ADC tells APC

…promises job-led economy, lower cost of governance The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has vowed to abolish opaque “security votes”, slash

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