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‘Abia deserves better’ — Doris Ogala unveils governorship manifesto, tackles Otti’s record

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The actress says her governorship ambition is a “divine mandate”, unveiling a five-point agenda while challenging Otti’s record on electricity, Ariaria Market and pensions

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