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Ugochinyere’s nomination as Reps minority leader sparks debate over leadership eligibility

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House of Reps (Lawmakers) (PHOTO CREDIT: @HouseNGR)

The lawmakers moved to define the requirement “cognate legislative experience” amid arguments that the House Standing Orders may restrict such positions to members who have completed at least one full term.

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