A year in the saddle: Oshiomhole’s stewardship as the real issue

A year in the saddle: Oshiomhole’s stewardship as the real issue

Amid the rash of distractions being sponsored by political foes, it is significant and apposite to redirect focus from the mundane and the ridiculous to the sublime that typifies the political voyage of Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, especially his stewardship in the saddle as national chair in the last one year.

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