PRP gets Reps member in Bauchi
BOILER-PIPE: Telegram Alhaji Umar Abdulkadi-Sarki of the Peoples Redemption Party has emerged winner of Saturday’s election for Katagum Federal Constituency in Bauchi State. Announcing the result in Azare on Monday, the Returning Officer, Prof Demo Kalla , said the winner polled 23,680 votes to defeat other contestants.
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