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Senator. Named in national reporting of the APC senatorial primaries as the party's ticket winner for the Kaduna South senatorial district ahead of the 2027 general election.
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Katung declares 2027 Senate re-election bid (Kaduna South, APC)
Other15 May 2026Primary source needed
THISDAY - 2027: Akpabio, Barau, Bamidele, Kalu, Ndume, Others Win APC Primary Tickets
THISDAYNews report19 May 2026
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Senate of Nigeria · Present
Role attributed at the time of the 2027 APC senatorial primaries.
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All Progressives Congress
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