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Opposition Summit: We can replicate APC’s 2015 success – Reps minority caucus
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Opposition Summit: We can replicate APC’s 2015 success – Reps minority caucus

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Opposition Summit: We can replicate APC’s 2015 success – Reps minority caucus

By Omeiza Ajayi

ABUJA: The Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives has urged opposition leaders in the country to work together and replicate the 2015 electoral successes of the then opposition All Progressives Congress APC.

Minority Leader in the House, Hon. Fred Agbedi gave the charge on Monday in Abuja at the first national summit of opposition politics on leaders.

According to him, all that is required is unity of purpose, saying all leaders of the opposition parties must endeavour to attend gatherings such as the parley.

Agbedi noted that Nigeria has a president who believes that all is fair in politics, urging participants to take note of such disposition and act accordingly.

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