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LG Chairman, Councillors draw battle line over impeachment in Delta
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
The legislative and executive arms of Oshimili North local government council, Delta State, are at each others throat. The face-off, particularly between the Legislative arm and the Council Chairman, Innocent Esewezie, has resulted in the impeachment of the Leader and has divided the Councillors. While the roof of the Legislative building was allegedly removed on [] LG Chairman, Councillors draw battle line over impeachment in Delta
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