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Protesters gather in Abuja over alleged rape of Bisola Dakolo

By TVC News Nigeria
30 June 2019   |   2:01 pm
Protesters in Abuja gathered @ about 8am local time to hold a peaceful march to the Headquarters of COZA to air their grievances over the alleged rape of Bisola Dakolo, wife of Nigeria popular singer Timi Dakolo. The accused is the Senior Pastor of COZA, Biodun Fatoyinbo.

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