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Delta APC hails Okowa, Dafinone, Joel-Onowakpo over senatorial primary victories

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Delta State APC congratulates Ifeanyi Okowa, Ede Dafinone, and Joel-Onowakpo Thomas on their victories in the party’s senatorial primaries. Read More: https://punchng.com/delta-apc-hails-okowa-dafinone-joel-onowakpo-over-senatorial-primary-victories/

Delta APC hails Okowa, Dafinone, Joel-Onowakpo over senatorial primary victories

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