A delicate dance: El-Rufai’s high-wire act in seeking presidential favour
In a high-stakes interview, El-Rufai's wife navigates the complexities of seeking presidential favour without jeopardizing the judicial process.
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In a high-stakes interview, El-Rufai's wife navigates the complexities of seeking presidential favour without jeopardizing the judicial process.
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