Solomon Dalung
Solomon Dalung is a Nigerian politician and former minister of Sports and Youth Development, known for his outspoken views on the political landscape in Nigeria. Appointed in 2015, he faced significant challenges during his tenure, particularly regarding budgetary issues with the National Assembly. Dalung is an advocate for political reform and has recently joined the Social Democratic Party (SDP) after expressing dissatisfaction with the current administration led by President Bola Tinubu. He has been vocal about the need for a more accountable government and has criticized the electoral process in Nigeria, emphasizing the importance of restoring democracy and addressing the grievances of the populace.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung has declared that President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress will face defeat in the 2027 general elections.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Youth Minister.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Youth Minister.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Youth Minister.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Minister of Youth and Sports attending the media conference.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Minister of Youth and Sports Development who alleged that a powerful cabal has taken over President Bola Tinubu’s government.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung is a former Minister of Youth and Sports who demanded that Nigerians should be allowed to acquire guns.
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Nigeria:
Former Minister of Youth and Sports, Solomon Dalung, has demanded that Nigerians should be allowed to acquire firearms to defend themselves against attack.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung has criticised President Bola Tinubu’s administration for its complacency in tackling the persistent insecurity in Plateau State.
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Nigeria:
Solomon Dalung, the former Minister of Youths and Sports Development, has lamented the poor outing of Nigeria’s Super Eagles at the ongoing World Cup qualifiers.
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