The All Progressives Congress (APC) has shifted its governorship primaries in Bayelsa State earlier scheduled for August 29 to August 31st....
The All Progressives Congress has shifted its governorship primaries in Bayelsa State earlier scheduled for August 29 to August 31st.
The letter explained that the shift was caused by planning and logistic reasons and apologized for inconveniences the development could cause the commission.
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