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PDP Congratulates Senator Aduda On Appointment As Senate Minority Leader
By Daniel Dafe
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has congratulated Senator Philip Aduda (PDP FCT) on his well-deserved emergence as the Minority Leader of the Senate.
In a statement signed by Hon. Debo Ologunagba, National Publicity Secretary, the party said that “Senator Aduda’s emergence as Minority Leader underscores the confidence our Party, his colleagues in the Senate and indeed Nigerians at large have in his long-standing legislative experience, competence and capacity as a lawmaker.”
According to the statement, the “PDP trust in Senator Aduda’s capacity to lead our fold in the Senate and charges him to use the attributes that earned him this enviable position to strengthen his commitment as a strong voice for the independence of the legislature, the democratic tenets of the Rule of Law and the pursuit of the interest and wellbeing of the people.”
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Adding: “Senator Aduda’s selection as the Minority Leader of the Senate could not have come at a better time than this when Nigerians are looking up to the PDP to salvage our nation from the misrule of the All Progressives Congress (APC).”
PDP urged Senator Aduda to put in all his effort to ensure that the Party’s Caucus in the National Assembly remains united and focused for the task ahead.
“Our Party wishes Senator Aduda success as he leads our Caucus in the Senate,” the statement said.
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