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Awujale Succession: Why govt can’t abdicate its statutory responsibility, By Soji Adeyemi

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Awujale Succession: Why govt can’t abdicate its statutory responsibility, By Soji Adeyemi

Government must not usurp customary authority. But neither must it surrender its statutory responsibility in the name of avoiding controversy.

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