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PDP, learn from past mistakes

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The judgment of Nigeria’s apex, the Supreme Court, has laid to rest the debate regarding who should hold the mantle of leadership in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). This has facilitated a viable and formidable opposition.
Opposition is the strength of democracy. But the party should learn from its past mistakes so that it can stand the test of time. A senator, Stella Oduah, recently accused the party of dragging its feet concerning the gubernatorial primary in Anambra State. PDP faithful, please build your party on justice.

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