By Lawrence Olaoye
For some time now, the political climate in Ogun state has been nothing but scary. Governor Gbenga Daniel's second tenure has been tumultuous due to fundamental disagreements between the executive arm, which he leads, and the legislature. Political observers however, are of the opinion that some 'big masquerades' in the state are behind the frosty relationship between the two institutions.
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There is no gain saying the fact that the 2011 gubernatorial election may turn bloody in Oyo state, as interested parties to the Agodi Government House are engaged in fierce battle, signalling the fact that they really mean business and not ready to shift ground.
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