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Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, representing Borno South Senatorial District, has supported Maiduguri Monday Market (MMM) fire victims with N10 million.
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I asked you to “wait for the beauty of the succession strategy Zulum’s predecessor organised. I see hope”.
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The brewing controversy over who the principal officers of the National Assembly (NASS) should be means that, once again, there will be no peace in the revered chambers. The last four years witnessed unending drama at the NASS following the election of Bukola Saraki as senate president that was largely opposed by the presidency. The…

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