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Ope Banwo Releases Part Two Of “The Kingmaker Of Muguland” To Tumultuous Reception

Dr. Ope Banwo has released the second part of his book to movie blockbuster, “The Kingmaker of Muguland”. The second part of the flick which...

Movies11 months ago

Ope Banwo Holds Youtube Premiere Of “The Kingmaker Of Muguland”

Prolific author, Dr. Ope Banwo has held the Youtube premiere of his most recent work “The Kingmaker of Muguland”. The first part of the work which...

Opinion12 months ago

Shadow Play In Muguland: Dr. Banwo’s New Thriller Puts Nigerian Politics In Spotlight

The political thriller “The Kingmaker of Muguland” hasn’t even hit the shelves, but it’s already the center of a firestorm. Written by the outspoken Dr. Ope...

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Ope Banwo Releases Part Two Of “The Kingmaker Of Muguland” To Tumultuous Reception

Ope Banwo Holds Youtube Premiere Of “The Kingmaker Of Muguland”

Shadow Play In Muguland: Dr. Banwo’s New Thriller Puts Nigerian Politics In Spotlight

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