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APC primary: Ekiti Rep rejects election results, seeks review

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Rep. Akinlayo Kolawole of Ekiti North has rejected the results of the APC primary, citing inconsistencies and calling for a review by party leadership. Read More: https://punchng.com/apc-primary-ekiti-rep-rejects-election-results-seeks-review/

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