Lumumba Dah Adeh
Lumumba Dah Adeh yin tonudọtọ Nigeria tọn de, ajọwatọ, azọ́nyọnẹntọ nuyọnẹn wintinwintin tọn, anadenanutọ bọlu-hògbẹ́ tọn, po alọtlútọ po he wá sọn Lẹdo Gandudu dokọ̀ tọn Bassa tọn, to Ayimatẹn Plateau tọn, to Nigeria.[1][2]
Agbasazọ́n tonudidọ tọn
[jlado | jla asisado]Adeh Lumumba Dah wadevizọn to Pipli Sẹ́nbasitọ Ayimatẹn Plateau tọn mẹ taidi hagbẹ Pipli Sẹ́nbasitọ tọn de, he ze afọ agbegbe Jos North/Bassa tọn dai sọn 1999 jẹ 2003. E sọ duto vòbibla lẹdo Bassa tọn ji heyin titobasina gbọn tònudọgbẹ́ etọn dali. E wadevizọn taidi alọgọtọ vonọtaun de na Togán lọ do whẹho he gando Pipli Sẹ́nbasitọ tọn go lẹ ji.
To 28 Nuwhàsun 2022, Adeh Lumumba Dah tọ́nsọn vòbibla tònudọgbẹ́ lọ tọn tẹnmẹ. E do wekanhlanmẹ de hlan nukọntọ APC tọn to Ayimatẹn Plateau tọn mẹ nado dọ dọ emi masọ nọ whlẹnagbà ba.[1][2][3]
Alọdlẹndonu lẹ
[jlado | jla asisado]- 1 2 "Hon. Lumumba Adeh withdraws from Senatorial race, says result already determined". nigeriastar.news.blog. 2022-05-28. Retrieved 2025-05-22.
- 1 2 "Jos North/Bassa By-Election: Lumumba Da Adeh Emerge Bassa APC Candidate". Independent Nigeria. 2021-11-10. Retrieved 2025-05-22.
- ↑ Nasir Ayutogo (June 28, 2019). "Deputy Speaker appoints spokesperson other officers". Premium Times. Retrieved 2025-05-22.