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2027 debate: PDP candidate accepts Cross River gov’s challenge

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PDP governorship candidate, Arthur-Javis Archibong, accepts Governor Bassey Otu’s challenge to a public debate in Cross River State ahead of the 2027 elect Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-debate-pdp-candidate-accepts-cross-river-govs-challenge/

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