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Witches In Nigeria Hold Emergency Rally, Endorse President Buhari (Photos+Video)
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has been endorsed by witches after an emergency rally.
A group of witches yesterday organised a mini rally after visiting the residents of Okene in Kogi State ahead of the Saturday’s elections.
After the meeting, the witches who endorsed President Muhammadu Buhari for his strides in fighting Boko Haram and other crimes in the country said: “Vote for Buhari or we will come for you with everything we have including death”
They also instructed the residents of Okene to vote for anybody governor Yahaya Bello approves because the voice of Bello is the voice of God.
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