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Ajufo claimed that the APC has been maligning Peter Obi and conjecturing all sorts of things against him, even though there is no fault to be found with him personally.
It’s a clear indication of Azad’s intent of maligning a family on behalf of his newfound masters.”
It would be better to leave the country than expressing your grievances by shaming the process and maligning the character of our candidate.
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2023/04/01/tinubu-dont-criticise-2023-presidential-election-apc-stalwarts/
Speaking in New Delhi on the birth anniversary of Savarkar, the Chief Minister said some people were deliberately maligning the former for their selfish gains and out of fright that they will have to shut shop if his thoughts become popular in society.
“The Supreme Court of the land has exonerated me that those who are mentioning me or are maligning me or associating me with violence cannot succeed, because I am peaceful.
Source: https://thenationonlineng.net/ballot-box-snatchers-shot-dead-in-kogi-as-voters-elect-new-governor/
They (BJP leaders) are misguiding the people and maligning the image of Rajasthan,” Gehlot on Sunday said.
They (the BJP) have a habit of maligning Bengal and spreading nuisance.
Source: https://www.siasat.com/mamata-in-delhi-to-meet-pm-attend-india-bloc-meeting-2936275/
This group has issued a disparaging letter maligning the fitness of the Rev. Holt to serve as a bishop."
Source: https://virtueonline.org/florida-standing-committee-fires-back-court-review