G7 aspirants for the Speaker of the 10th House of Representatives have met with a 'Greater Majority 'and resolved to present a consensus candidate for the
G7 aspirants for the Speaker of the 10th House of Representatives have met with a “Greater Majority “and resolved to present a consensus candidate for the Speaker and Deputy Speaker.They reiterated their commitment to work with the minority caucus to present a common front for the 10th National Assembly Speaker.
Responding on behalf of the Greater Majority, Rep. Fred Agbedi commended the G7 for seeing them as partners in progress for the progressive growth of the 10th House of Reps. He promised that the more outstanding minority would work with all members-elect of the minority to ensure that the 10th House had a speaker for all.
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