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Political office exit must not end public service
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Leaving political office should not mark the end of public service, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu said on Thursday, as she urged former Speakers and Deputy Speakers of state Houses of Assembly to continue deploying their experience to national development. Tinubu spoke in Abuja at the National Summit of the Forum of Former Presiding Officers of
- Leaving political office should not mark the end of public service, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu said on Thursday, as she urged former Speakers and Deputy Speakers of state Houses of Assembly to continue deploying their experience to national development. Tinubu spoke in Abuja at...
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- Leaving political office should not mark the end of public service, First Lady Oluremi Tinubu said on Thursday, as she urged former Speakers and Deputy Speakers of state Houses of Assembly to continue deploying their experience to national development. Tinubu spoke in Abuja at the National Summit of the Forum of Former Presiding Officers of.
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