No fraud in ANTP, we only have enemies at work
By SOLA BALOGUN
Friday, January 29, 2010

Popular actor and President of the Association of Nigerian Theatre Practitioners, (ANTP), Prince Jide Kosoko has dismissed rumours that he would contest for a second term later this year. Kosoko, told Daily Sun that he had no ambition to re-contest for election, and that people who peddle rumours about his re-election are enemies of the association | Read Story

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