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The Moment President Tinubu Restrained A DSS Official Attempting To Interrupt Handshake With Chief Razak Okoya – Watch the Viral Video
The Moment President Tinubu Restrained A DSS Official Attempting To Interrupt Handshake With Chief Razak Okoya – Watch The Viral Video....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Written By Oshiobugie John
A recent viral video captured a tense moment as a DSS official attempted to interrupt the handshake between President Tinubu and Chief Razak Okoya at an event in Lagos State. CONTINUE READING
In the video, President Tinubu’s facial expressions and body language vividly display his response to the DSS official’s attempt to separate their handshake.
For those unfamiliar with Chief Razak Okoya, the CEO of Eleganza Group, he stands as a prominent billionaire in dollars within the Southwest region as of this year. The incident has sparked discussions about the limits of security protocol in public events involving high-profile personalities.
Watch the video here: https://x.com/KemPatriot/status/1741219707569471613?s=20
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