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ANALYSIS: Inuwa returns to APC, Daura joins APM as Katsina ADC coalition unravels

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The two former ADC governorship aspirants cite similar grievances over the party's candidate-selection process but have chosen sharply different paths ahead of the 2027 elections.

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