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Nigeria: Rift in PDP Governors' Forum Widens

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[Leadership] The division within the ranks of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governors over the party's leadership widened yesterday as governors Adamawa and Osun States, Ahmadu Finitri and Senator Ademola Adeleke, respectively, differed on the continued stay of Amb. Umar Damagum as acting national chairman of the party.

Source: allAfrica.com

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