David Mark
5 Oct
Former Senate President, Senator David Mark, on Friday, described the death of former Deputy Leader of the Senate, Senator Jonathan Silas Zwingina, as a monumental loss to the nation, especially the political class.
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Former President of the Senate, Senator David Mark, on Tuesday, took stock of Nigeria's tortuous journey to nationhood and submitted that the time calls for sober reflection as the country celebrates its 64th independence anniversary. Mark, in his goodwill message to Nigerians, reflected on the journey so far and noted that despite the challenges of…
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