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Opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed is blasting the current administration over what he calls rampant corruption and wasteful spending, spotlighting the $161 million Linden-Soesdyke Highway rehab—far more than needed for resurfacing—as “highway robbery,” while a longer, tougher nearby road is nearing completion at a fraction of the cost. He also alleges President Ali’s private estate, valued at over $2.2 billion in state-funded development, is impossible to justify with his salary alone. President Ali denies the claims, asserting he owned the property pre-presidency and has financial records to prove it, while hinting at threats from Mohamed over extradition—though no evidence has been released. Tensions remain high as the public waits for proof from both sides.

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