President Buhari hosts Senate principal officers in Abuja.

17 Jan 2018

President Buhari hosts Senate principal officers in Abuja.

By: Unachukwu Chibuzor emmanuel on January 17, 2018

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President buhari just recently hosted the Senate principal officers at the state house:senate president bukola saraki,deputy Senate president ike ekweremadu,majority leader Ahmed Lawan,minority leader God'swill akpabio, Chief whip sola adeyeye, minority whip Phillips aduda.

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