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Dickson to unveil NDC selection committee, host aspirants dinner

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

A former Governor of Bayelsa State and National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, Seriake Dickson, will on Monday inaugurate the party’s 21-member Selection Committee in Abuja. The exercise forms part of preparations for the general elections and ongoing internal processes aimed at streamlining candidate selection across all levels of elective offices. According to a Read More: https://punchng.com/dickson-to-unveil-ndc-selection-committee-host-aspirants-dinner/

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