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Honourable Abdulmumin Jibrin and Mohammed Gudaji are to face the Ethics and Privileges committee of the House of Representatives for daring to voice their views on the impeachment threat issued against President Mohammadu Buhari at an emergency joint session of the National Assembly on Tuesday.
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