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Ebonyi PDP youth leader condemns Nwifuru’s threat to sack council chairmen

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Ebonyi PDP youth leader condemns Governor Nwifuru’s threat to sack newly elected local government chairmen, calling it undemocratic and unconstitutional. Read More: https://punchng.com/ebonyi-pdp-youth-leader-condemns-nwifurus-threat-to-sack-council-chairmen/

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