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Khadija Ibrahim, Foreign Affairs Minister, Resigns

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Published: 2019/01/09
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Khadija Ibrahim has resigned her appointment as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs.

Mrs Ibrahim resigned to contest the February 16 House of Representatives election in her home-state of Yobe.

The wife of former Governor of Yobe State, Bukar Abba-Ibrahim, is contesting the Damaturu/Tarmuwa/Gujba/Gulani Federal Constituency seat.

Recall that she had last year contested against and defeated her son-in law, Mohammed Bukar-Ibrahim, to pick the ticket of the All Progressives Congress in October 2018.

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