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Osun Senator dismisses disqualification claim after Supreme Court judgment

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Senator Olubiyi Fadeyi of Osun East has dismissed claims that a recent Supreme Court judgment on the Electoral Act has ended his 2027 re-election bid. Read More: https://punchng.com/osun-senator-dismisses-disqualification-claim-after-supreme-court-judgement/

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