A group of youths known as the All Progressives Congress Youths for Good Governance on Saturday faulted the call for the resignation of the sacked Bayelsa State Deputy Governor-elect, Biobarakuma Degi
-Eremienyo, from the Senate within two weeks or face simultaneous protests in Abuja and Yenagoa.
He said the senator had been “used as a sacrificial lamb” and needed the support of party members and his constituents.
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