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AD Vice Presidential Candidate Involved In a terrible Auto Accident On The Way To Debate

Posted by: BalogunAdesina in Breaking News, Politics 2 Comments

The vice presidential applicant of Aliance for Democracy, AD, Akuchie Clinton Cliff was yesterday included in a car collision on his way to the airplane terminal to go to the vice presidential debate in Abuja.
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Akuchie who barely escaped passing in the accident needed to cross out his flight promptly, to look for medical medical .

In another condition, a vice presidential candidate candidate, Hassanatu Hassan of the Citizens Popular Party, CPP, who was set to go to the same debate in Abuja was supposedly worked upon in an undisclosed clinic, likewise yesterday.

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