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Jigawa guber: Mohammed Badaru picks Umar Namadi as deputy
Governor Mohammed Badaru Abubakar of Jigawa State, has chosen Umar Namadi, as his running mate in 2019.
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Jonah Jang: Why I won’t honour EFCC’s fresh invitation
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