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2027: PDP faction cautions against selling votes for rice, spaghetti

The faction urged Nigerians to reject attempts by politicians to influence their votes with food items or cash. The post 2027: PDP faction cautions against selling votes for rice, spaghetti appeared f

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2027: PDP faction cautions against selling votes for rice, spaghetti
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The faction urged Nigerians to reject attempts by politicians to influence their votes with food items or cash. The post 2027: PDP faction cautions against selling votes for rice, spaghetti appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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