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Magaji Abubakar
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Magaji Abubakar is a Nigerian politician from Gombe. They have contested 1 election (1 loss) across 1 party. Most recent: 2023 Nigerian Senate Elections as Action Alliance (AA) candidate.
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Biography
Magaji Abubakar is a male political candidate from Gombe State, Nigeria, who ran in the 2023 senatorial election under the Action Alliance party. Born circa 1973, he did not secure the election results that year.
His highest qualification listed is F.S.L.C WAEC NCE.
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Who declares, who drops out, who switches party: sourced, not speculation.
In The News
Vanguard News20 Mar 2026
Magaji hits UK, says Tinubu has made Nigerians proudThe Guardian Nigeria News19 Mar 2026
City Boy Movement delegation moves to deepen diaspora engagement ahead of 2027Daily Trust19 Mar 2026
CBM Youth Coordinator Magaji Joins Delegation To UK In Support Of TinubuTribune Online25 Feb 2026
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Vanguard News21 Feb 2026
City Boy Movement appoints Magaji as North Central Zonal Youth CoordinatorTribune Online21 Feb 2026
2027: CBM appoints Suleiman Magaji as North-Central Youth CoordinatorThe Guardian Nigeria News19 Jan 2026
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