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Ex-gov rejects ‘fake’ APC primary results in Gombe Central, urges calm

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Ex-Gombe Gov. Danjuma Goje rejects purported results from the Gombe APC primary for the Central Senatorial District, urging supporters to await official ne Read More: https://punchng.com/ex-gov-rejects-fake-apc-primary-results-in-gombe-central-urges-calm/

Ex-gov rejects ‘fake’ APC primary results in Gombe Central, urges calm

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