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government of Uyo
Local Government Area,
which was
headed by John
James Akpanudoedehe, who
later became Senator. In
January 1998 he had to deal with protests...
- "Primaries: Oshiomhole, Daniel, Yari, Bamidele,
Others Win APC N**** Tickets;
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Nigerian Tribune. 29 May 2022. Retrieved...
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closest rival was Dan Abia who came
second with 4,189 votes,
Akpanudoedehe came
third with 2,015 votes,
while Edet
Efretuei had 1,234 votes. A...
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Federal Capital Territory In
office 2009–2010
Preceded by Sen. John
James Akpanudoedehe Succeeded by Navy Capt.
Omoniyi Caleb O.
Personal details Born (1960-10-19)...
