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G-60 Lawmakers protest over leadership row

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Members of the G-60 Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives on Thursday staged a protest over the lingering dispute surrounding the position of Minority Leader. The lawmakers expressed dissatisfaction with what they described as the House leadership’s failure

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