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I’m Sam Jones, and from the Financial Times and Pushkin Industries, this is Hot Money: Agent of Chaos, Episode 5 — A Different Set of Rules.

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"Akwa Ibom is not a political pawn. We are a people with a history, a voice, and a mandate. That voice must not be silenced by opportunism. That mandate must not be bartered away," the group said.