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Nduka Obaigbena, Chairman of Leaders & Company Limited, which runs THISDAY Newspaper titles and Arise TV Network

NPAN tackles Tribune, Peoples’ Daily, Telegraph over NSA Dasuki compensation payment claim

byPremium Times

December 12, 2015

Some newspapers had on Friday dissociated themselves from the compensation payments.

Nduka Obaigbena, Chairman of Leaders & Company Limited, which runs THISDAY Newspaper titles and Arise TV Network

Tribune, Telegraph, two other newspapers disown Obaigbena, over ex-NSA Dasuki payment claim

byPremium Times

December 12, 2015

Mr. Obaigbena had claimed he received N120 million in March 2015 on behalf of NPAN and 12 newspapers.

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