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Gombe 2027: Pantami, Mailantarki, Garry enter fresh PDP ticket battle

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Former minister Isa Pantami, Khamisu Mailantarki, and Usman Garry are set to contest in a fresh PDP governorship primary for the Gombe 2027 election. Read More: https://punchng.com/gombe-2027-pantami-mailantarki-garry-enter-fresh-pdp-ticket-battle/

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