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Buhari congratulates APC on retaining Imo, Kogi
Former President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday congratulated the All Progressives Congress @OfficialAPCNg on winning the Governorship elections in Imo and Kogi states.
According to a statement on Monday by Garba Shehu, the former President thanked the people of the two states for reaffirming their confidence in the nation’s biggest political party.
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Garba Shehu in the statement highlighted:
Muhammadu Buhari
@MBuhari
PRESS RELEASE
EX-PRESIDENT BUHARI CONGRATULATES APC ON RETAINING IMO AND KOGI STATES
Former President Muhammadu Buhari congratulates the All Progressives Congress @OfficialAPCNg on winning the Governorship elections in Imo and Kogi States, and thanks the people of the two States for reaffirming their confidence in the nation’s biggest political party.
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The former President thanks particularly the party leaders and the workers who laboured tirelessly to ensure the re-emergence of Senator Hope Uzodimma @Hope_Uzodimma1
for his second term in Imo State, and Alhaji Usman Ododo @OfficialOAU
as the new Governor of Kogi State.
“My best wishes to them for their tenure,” the former President says.
Garba Shehu
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