Governor Sheriff Oborevwori says Ovie Omo-Agege's political troubles stem from a long history of falling out with allies, insisting the former deputy senate president is no longer a major force in Delta politics.
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Oborevwori says Omo-Agege ‘cannot be trusted’, cites alleged political betrayals
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