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2027: Abia PDP candidate vows to restore civil service

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Abia State PDP governorship candidate, Kelechi Anosike, has vowed to restore the civil service with a N90,000 minimum wage and recall of 15,000 workers. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-abia-pdp-candidate-vows-to-restore-civil-service/

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