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Elder statesman, Chief Edwin Clark has described as unfortunate, President Muhammadu Buhari’s stance which appeared to query the legality of a decision by Governors of Nigeria’s southern states to ban open grazing in their region.
But 94-year-old Clark who was a guest on ARISE News Tuesday observed that the Nigerian leader’s statements depict a president who represents a section of the country, and advised that the Nigerian leader retracts the statement.
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