UPDATED: Statutory Delegates: Reps to debate motion to override President Buhari - Premium Times Nigeria

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UPDATED: Statutory Delegates: Reps to debate motion to override President Buhari - Premium Times Nigeria

The National Assembly had passed an amendment to Section 84(8) to include statutory delegates as eligible voters in primary elections.

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