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Confusion as Yahaya Bello appears ‘not cleared’ in APC Senate screening

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A document circulating within the APC in Kogi State has listed former Governor Yahaya Bello as “not cleared” for the party’s senatorial primaries, deepening uncertainty over his ambition amid his ongoing EFCC corruption trial.

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