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Wike’s son denies $2.1m land deal, alleges forgery
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· September 30, 2026
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Key points The minister's son has made a denial regarding the receipt of funds. A court case involves a land deal and allegations of forgery.
A court case involves a land deal and allegations of forgery. The son of a minister is at the center of this matter. He claims his signature was not genuine on a contract in question.
Further details about this case are available, including the amount of money allegedly involved. The minister's son has made a denial regarding the receipt of funds.
More information can be found through a news source, which provides additional context and details about the court proceedings and the allegations made by the minister's son.
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Category: parks Published: September 30, 2026 Source: The Punch Reading time: 1 min
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