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2023: Hamza Al-Mustapha Visits Wike (PHOTOS)
2023: Hamza Al-Mustapha Visits Wike (PHOTOS)
The former Chief Security Officer (CSO) to late Gen. Sani Abacha, Hamza Al Mustapha, on Monday visited Governor Nyesom Wike at his Port Harcourt residence.
Hamze Al Mustapha, Presidential candidate for the Action Alliance (AA) in the 2023 general elections, arrived Governor Wike’s Ada George road, Rumuopirikom residence at about 4.30pm and went into in a private meeting with the Governor.
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Mustapha, who came with a routine entourage, was said to have visited the Governor as part of his consultation for the 2023 Presidential election.
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