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Dickson breaks silence on NDC primary controversies, appeals for calm

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Founder and National Leader of the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), Senator Seriake Dickson, has sympathised with party aspirants over the irregularities recorded during the party's recently concluded primary elections, assuring members that measures are being put in place to address grievances and improve future exercises.

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