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EXPOSE: How faulty prison vehicles prompt family and lawyers to collude with officials to transport inmates to court via private means in Osun
Samuel Ojo, a 32-year-old man, was restless and was seen wandering aimlessly across the premises of Ilesa High Court. He was making calls intermittently while he paced up and down to meet a particular target, which I was unaware of until he was approached after appearing calm.
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