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Abba Patrick Moro
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- Benue South · Benue
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Abba Patrick Moro
Senator for Benue South Senatorial District, Benue State
This term: 13 Jun 2023–present
THE PERSON- Senatorial district
- Benue South
- State
- Benue
- Country
- Nigeria
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Abba Patrick Moro (born 3 July 1958, per his National Assembly profile; older biographical entries give 1956) is the senator for Benue South, Senate Minority Leader since 21 November 2023, and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for Benue South in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). From Ugbokolo in Okpokwu LGA, he studied political science at the University of Lagos (BSc,…
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Abba Patrick Moro (born 3 July 1958, per his National Assembly profile; older biographical entries give 1956) is the senator for Benue South, Senate Minority Leader since 21 November 2023, and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate for Benue South in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). From Ugbokolo in Okpokwu LGA, he studied political science at the University of Lagos (BSc, 1980) and public administration at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He was a legislative assistant at the National Assembly in 1981 and lectured at Benue State Polytechnic, Ugbokolo from 1983 until he went into politics in 1996, leading its senior staff union and the national polytechnic senior staff association. He was pioneer board chairman of the College of Education, Oju (1990) and was elected chairman of Okpokwu Local Government Council in 1998; the National Assembly also lists him as ALGON chairman (1999-2006). He sought the Benue governorship in the 2006/07 cycle without winning a major party ticket, coordinated David Mark's 2011 Senate campaign by his own account, and chaired the governing councils of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (2008-09) and the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi (2009-11). In 2012 he said a 2005 State Security Service charge of illegal firearms possession had ended in his discharge and acquittal in 2008; a 2022 petition to the Attorney-General said it had ended by nolle prosequi. He was Minister of Interior under President Goodluck Jonathan from 2011 to 2015. On 15 March 2014 stampedes at Nigeria Immigration Service recruitment test centres, for which applicants had each paid N1,000 online, killed at least 15 job seekers. Moro first blamed applicants' impatience, later accepted responsibility before a Senate committee, and refused to resign or refund the fees; Jonathan cancelled the exercise and ordered refunds. The EFCC arraigned him on 29 February 2016 on 11 counts of fraud and money laundering over about N676 million, to which he pleaded not guilty. On 7 April 2022 the Federal High Court, Abuja acquitted him on all counts, while saying he bore political responsibility for the deaths; the EFCC said it would appeal, but no appeal outcome was found. Endorsed by David Mark, he won the PDP Benue South primary (concluded 7 October 2018) and the 23 February 2019 election with 85,162 votes to Steve Lawani's 47,972; challenges by rivals failed in court, the last on 29 October 2019. He was vice-chairman of the Senate Committee on Army in the 9th Senate. Re-elected on 25 February 2023 with 76,459 votes to Daniel Onjeh's 59,959, he defeated Onjeh's petition, which included a forged-birth-certificate allegation, at the tribunal (10 September 2023) and the Court of Appeal (1 November 2023). He has said he will not leave the PDP, which affirmed him in May 2026 as its candidate for a third term.
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1958
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDEarly lifeProfile record
Born
Abba Patrick Moro was born on 3 Jul 1958.
1969
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDEducation & qualificationsReviewed record
Emmanuel Secondary School, Ugbokolo
West African School Certificate (WASC)
- Location
- Ugbokolo, Benue State
- Institution
- Secondary
Graduation stated in the linked record. This does not by itself authenticate an original certificate.
1980
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDEducation & qualificationsReviewed record
University of Lagos
BSc Political Science · Political Science
- Location
- Lagos
- Institution
- University
Graduation stated in the linked record. This does not by itself authenticate an original certificate.
1981
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Legislative Assistant
National Assembly (Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriation)
- Industry
- Legislature
- Employment
- Employee
Legislative assistant to the Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriation in 1981 (BLERF); he said he worked in the National Assembly after leaving the University of Lagos and before lecturing.
1983
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Lecturer
Benue State Polytechnic, Ugbokolo
- Industry
- Education
- Employment
- Employee
Lecturer from 1983; also head of the Department of General Studies and dean of the School of Business Studies (years not found). Resigned in 1996 (BLERF); he said he lectured there for 14 years before entering politics in 1996.
1990
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Pioneer Chairman, Governing Board
College of Education, Oju
- Industry
- Education (governance)
Chairman of the governing board in 1990 (National Assembly profile); he described himself as its pioneer chairman.
1998
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Executive Chairman
Okpokwu Local Government Council
- Industry
- Local government
Elected chairman of Okpokwu LGA in 1998; still in office in 2001, when he received several awards as council chairman. Inauguration and exit days not found, so this is stored as a career rather than an lga_chairman position.
1999
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Chairman
Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON)
- Industry
- Local government
Listed by the National Assembly as 'Chairman, ALGON 1999-2006'; whether this was the Benue chapter or national body is not stated.
2008
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing Council
Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike
- Industry
- Education (governance)
Pro-chancellor and chairman of the governing council, 2008-2009 (National Assembly profile).
2009
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing Council
Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi
- Industry
- Education (governance)
Pro-chancellor and chairman of the governing council, 2009-2011 (National Assembly profile).
2011
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Campaign Coordinator
David Mark Senate campaign (2011)
- Industry
- Politics (campaign)
By his own account, coordinator of Senate President David Mark's 2011 Benue South campaign.
Working lifeReviewed record
Minister of Interior
Federal Ministry of Interior
- Industry
- Government (federal executive)
Minister of Interior under President Goodluck Jonathan, 2011-2015. He supervised the March 2014 Nigeria Immigration Service recruitment exercise in which applicants died in stampedes (see legal records). The swearing-in and exit days were not found, so this is a career, not a minister position.
2018
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2019 Senate primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Benue South · Benue
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Votes
- 461
- Recorded winner
- Abba Moro (PDP)
PDP Benue South senatorial primary. Voting on 4 October 2018 in Otukpo was inconclusive (accreditation problems in Okpokwu, Ohimini and Otukpo); the rescheduled exercise was concluded on Sunday 7 October 2018 at the Aper Aku Stadium handball court, Makurdi, over security concerns. Moro 461 votes (Daily Post; Daily Trust says 464), Joseph (Joe) Ojobo 365, Mike Onoja 165; over…
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PDP Benue South senatorial primary. Voting on 4 October 2018 in Otukpo was inconclusive (accreditation problems in Okpokwu, Ohimini and Otukpo); the rescheduled exercise was concluded on Sunday 7 October 2018 at the Aper Aku Stadium handball court, Makurdi, over security concerns. Moro 461 votes (Daily Post; Daily Trust says 464), Joseph (Joe) Ojobo 365, Mike Onoja 165; over 1,000 delegates. Ojobo's suit against the result failed at the High Court, the Court of Appeal (28 March 2019) and the Supreme Court (28 May 2019).
2019
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDElection participationReviewed record
2019 Senate election
Peoples Democratic Party · Benue South · Benue
- Result
- Won
- Votes
- 85,162
- Recorded winner
- Abba Moro (PDP)
Poll of 23 February 2019; declared on Monday 25 February 2019 in Otukpo by INEC returning officer Aunde Anune. Moro (PDP) 85,162; Steve Lawani (APC, former deputy governor) 47,972; Mike Onoja (SDP) 29,901; Usman Abubakar 'Young Alhaji' (APDA) 5,504. He won all nine LGAs and replaced David Mark, who had endorsed him. Abubakar's petition was withdrawn and struck out on 21 May…
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Poll of 23 February 2019; declared on Monday 25 February 2019 in Otukpo by INEC returning officer Aunde Anune. Moro (PDP) 85,162; Steve Lawani (APC, former deputy governor) 47,972; Mike Onoja (SDP) 29,901; Usman Abubakar 'Young Alhaji' (APDA) 5,504. He won all nine LGAs and replaced David Mark, who had endorsed him. Abubakar's petition was withdrawn and struck out on 21 May 2019; Lawani's petition was dismissed by the tribunal on 4 September 2019 and his appeal on 29 October 2019.
Electoral caseClosed
The record
Abubakar (APDA) v. Moro & Ors: 2019 Benue South senatorial election petition
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- National and State Houses of Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Makurdi
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Closed
Petition by Usman Abubakar ('Young Alhaji'), the APDA candidate, struck out on Tuesday 21 May 2019 after the petitioner applied to withdraw it and no party objected.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Closed
Petition by Usman Abubakar ('Young Alhaji'), the APDA candidate, struck out on Tuesday 21 May 2019 after the petitioner applied to withdraw it and no party objected.
Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Ojobo v. PDP & Moro: Benue South PDP senatorial primary (October 2018)
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- High Court; Court of Appeal, Makurdi; Supreme Court of Nigeria
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Dismissed
Joe Ojobo, runner-up in the primary, argued he should have been declared winner after the inconclusive 4 October 2018 vote. The High Court upheld the primary; the Court of Appeal in Makurdi dismissed his appeal on Thursday 28 March 2019; the Supreme Court (panel led by Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour, judgment read by Justice Amina Augie) dismissed his final appeal on 28 May 2019, holding that the 4 October vote was inconclusive and the 7 October conclusion valid.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
Joe Ojobo, runner-up in the primary, argued he should have been declared winner after the inconclusive 4 October 2018 vote. The High Court upheld the primary; the Court of Appeal in Makurdi dismissed his appeal on Thursday 28 March 2019; the Supreme Court (panel led by Justice Bode Rhodes-Vivour, judgment read by Justice Amina Augie) dismissed his final appeal on 28 May 2019, holding that the 4 October vote was inconclusive and the 7 October conclusion valid.
ElectedProfile record
Senator
Benue South · Benue
Took office
10th National Assembly
- Status
- Current term
- Party on this record
- PDP
- Term
- 10th National Assembly
Recorded periods in this office: 11 Jun 2019 – 13 Jun 2023 (PDP); 13 Jun 2023 – end date not recorded (PDP).
Committee & oversightReviewed record
Senate Committee on Army
Deputy · Senate
The end of this committee role is not recorded.
Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Lawani & APC v. Moro, PDP & INEC: 2019 Benue South senatorial election petition
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Makurdi; Court of Appeal
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Dismissed
Steve Lawani (APC) challenged Moro's 23 February 2019 win. The tribunal (Justice A. A. Adeleye) dismissed the petition as lacking merit on Wednesday 4 September 2019; the Court of Appeal (panel led by Justice Jumai Sankey) dismissed his appeal on Tuesday 29 October 2019.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
Steve Lawani (APC) challenged Moro's 23 February 2019 win. The tribunal (Justice A. A. Adeleye) dismissed the petition as lacking merit on Wednesday 4 September 2019; the Court of Appeal (panel led by Justice Jumai Sankey) dismissed his appeal on Tuesday 29 October 2019.
2022
IN THE PUBLIC RECORD Criminal caseAcquitted
The record
FRN v. Abba Moro & 4 Ors: EFCC charges over the March 2014 Nigeria Immigration Service recruitment exercise
- Role in this matter
- Defendant
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- Federal High Court, Abuja
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Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Acquitted
Background: on 15 March 2014 stampedes at NIS recruitment test centres (applicants had each paid N1,000 to an online portal run by Drexel Tech Nigeria Ltd) killed at least 15 job seekers (reports range to about 20). As minister he first blamed applicants' impatience, then accepted responsibility at a Senate Committee on Interior hearing but refused to resign or refund the fees; President Jonathan cancelled the exercise, offered jobs to victims' families and ordered refunds. The EFCC arrested him on 22 February 2016 and arraigned him…
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Background: on 15 March 2014 stampedes at NIS recruitment test centres (applicants had each paid N1,000 to an online portal run by Drexel Tech Nigeria Ltd) killed at least 15 job seekers (reports range to about 20). As minister he first blamed applicants' impatience, then accepted responsibility at a Senate Committee on Interior hearing but refused to resign or refund the fees; President Jonathan cancelled the exercise, offered jobs to victims' families and ordered refunds. The EFCC arrested him on 22 February 2016 and arraigned him on 29 February 2016 (Justice Anwuli Chikere) with ex-permanent secretary Anastasia Daniel-Nwobia, deputy director F. O. Alayebami, Mahmood Ahmadu (at large) and Drexel on 11 counts of obtaining by false pretence, procurement fraud and money laundering over about N676 million; he pleaded not guilty, was remanded in Kuje and granted bail on self-recognition on 3 March 2016. Justice Chikere withdrew on 27 April 2016; re-arraigned before Justice Nnamdi Dimgba on 11 May 2016. Seven counts fell on a no-case submission on 25 June 2020. On 7 April 2022 he was acquitted on the remaining counts; the judge found no proof he abused his office but said he bore 'political responsibility' for the deaths; Daniel-Nwobia was convicted on one procurement count. The EFCC said it would appeal; no appeal or appeal outcome was found (a December 2022 petition still urged the AGF to have the EFCC appeal).
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Acquitted
Background: on 15 March 2014 stampedes at NIS recruitment test centres (applicants had each paid N1,000 to an online portal run by Drexel Tech Nigeria Ltd) killed at least 15 job seekers (reports range to about 20). As minister he first blamed applicants' impatience, then accepted responsibility at a Senate Committee on Interior hearing but refused to resign or refund the fees; President Jonathan cancelled the exercise, offered jobs to victims' families and ordered refunds.…
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Background: on 15 March 2014 stampedes at NIS recruitment test centres (applicants had each paid N1,000 to an online portal run by Drexel Tech Nigeria Ltd) killed at least 15 job seekers (reports range to about 20). As minister he first blamed applicants' impatience, then accepted responsibility at a Senate Committee on Interior hearing but refused to resign or refund the fees; President Jonathan cancelled the exercise, offered jobs to victims' families and ordered refunds. The EFCC arrested him on 22 February 2016 and arraigned him on 29 February 2016 (Justice Anwuli Chikere) with ex-permanent secretary Anastasia Daniel-Nwobia, deputy director F. O. Alayebami, Mahmood Ahmadu (at large) and Drexel on 11 counts of obtaining by false pretence, procurement fraud and money laundering over about N676 million; he pleaded not guilty, was remanded in Kuje and granted bail on self-recognition on 3 March 2016. Justice Chikere withdrew on 27 April 2016; re-arraigned before Justice Nnamdi Dimgba on 11 May 2016. Seven counts fell on a no-case submission on 25 June 2020. On 7 April 2022 he was acquitted on the remaining counts; the judge found no proof he abused his office but said he bore 'political responsibility' for the deaths; Daniel-Nwobia was convicted on one procurement count. The EFCC said it would appeal; no appeal or appeal outcome was found (a December 2022 petition still urged the AGF to have the EFCC appeal).
Party primaryReviewed record
2023 Senate primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Benue South · Benue
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Votes
- 179
- Recorded winner
- Abba Moro (PDP)
PDP Benue South senatorial primary held in Otukpo on Tuesday 24 May 2022: Moro 179 votes, ahead of Hassan Anthony Saleh, Joe Ojobo and Bright Ogaji (their scores were in a results table not captured as text).
2023
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Minority Leader
Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (10th Senate)
- Industry
- Legislature
Announced as Senate Minority Leader by Senate President Godswill Akpabio at plenary on Tuesday 21 November 2023, after the Court of Appeal removed Simon Mwadkwon; some caucus members protested the choice. Still Minority Leader in July 2026.
Election participationReviewed record
2023 Senate election
Peoples Democratic Party · Benue South · Benue
- Result
- Won
- Votes
- 76,459
- Recorded winner
- Abba Moro (PDP)
Poll of 25 February 2023; result announced on Monday 27 February 2023 in Otukpo. Moro (PDP) 76,459; Daniel Onjeh (APC) 59,959; Joe Ojobo (LP) 40,194. Onjeh and the APC petitioned (qualification, incl. an allegation of a forged birth certificate; majority of lawful votes; non-compliance): dismissed by the tribunal in Makurdi (Justice Ory Zik-Ikeorha) on Sunday 10 September 2023…
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Poll of 25 February 2023; result announced on Monday 27 February 2023 in Otukpo. Moro (PDP) 76,459; Daniel Onjeh (APC) 59,959; Joe Ojobo (LP) 40,194. Onjeh and the APC petitioned (qualification, incl. an allegation of a forged birth certificate; majority of lawful votes; non-compliance): dismissed by the tribunal in Makurdi (Justice Ory Zik-Ikeorha) on Sunday 10 September 2023 and by the Court of Appeal, Abuja (Justice Onyekachi Aja Otisi) on Wednesday 1 November 2023.
Electoral caseDismissed
The record
Onjeh & APC v. Moro, PDP & INEC: 2023 Benue South senatorial election petition
- Role in this matter
- Respondent
- Record type
- Adjudicated
- Court / authority
- National Assembly Election Petition Tribunal, Makurdi; Court of Appeal, Abuja
Being named in a court record does not by itself establish wrongdoing. A claimant, respondent and legal representative have different roles.
Response on record
No separate response is linked. Read the court outcome and the original sources for the full account.
Last documented outcome
Dismissed
Daniel Onjeh (APC) alleged that Moro was not qualified (including that he gave INEC a forged birth certificate), did not win a majority of lawful votes, and that the poll breached the Electoral Act. The tribunal (Justice Ory Zik-Ikeorha) dismissed the petition as weak on Sunday 10 September 2023; the Court of Appeal, Abuja (lead judgment by Justice Onyekachi Aja Otisi) dismissed the appeal, including the forged-birth-certificate allegation, on Wednesday 1 November 2023.
Dated entries in this matter 1 entry
- Outcome recorded · Dismissed
Daniel Onjeh (APC) alleged that Moro was not qualified (including that he gave INEC a forged birth certificate), did not win a majority of lawful votes, and that the poll breached the Electoral Act. The tribunal (Justice Ory Zik-Ikeorha) dismissed the petition as weak on Sunday 10 September 2023; the Court of Appeal, Abuja (lead judgment by Justice Onyekachi Aja Otisi) dismissed the appeal, including the forged-birth-certificate allegation, on Wednesday 1 November 2023.
2024
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDWorking lifeReviewed record
Chairman, Ondo State Ward Congress Electoral Committee
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
- Industry
- Politics (party office)
Appointed by the PDP National Working Committee (announced 6 April 2024) to chair the committee for the 8 April 2024 Ondo ward congresses ahead of the governorship primary.
2026
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDCommittee & oversightReviewed record
Senate conference committee on the Electoral Act (amendment) bill
Member · Senate
The end of this committee role is not recorded.
2027
IN THE PUBLIC RECORDParty primaryReviewed record
2027 Senate primary
Peoples Democratic Party · Benue South · Benue
- Primary result
- Won
- What this establishes
- A party-stage result, not election to public office
- Recorded winner
- Abba Patrick Moro
constituency: Benue South Senatorial District · also listed as: Moro Abba Patrick, Patrick Abba Moro, Abba Moro · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 37, p.26; INEC name: MORO ABBA PATRICK; age 68; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): WASC HSC · Primary: obtained the PDP expression-of-interest and nomination form at the Makurdi secretariat on…
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constituency: Benue South Senatorial District · also listed as: Moro Abba Patrick, Patrick Abba Moro, Abba Moro · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 37, p.26; INEC name: MORO ABBA PATRICK; age 68; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): WASC HSC · Primary: obtained the PDP expression-of-interest and nomination form at the Makurdi secretariat on Friday 1 May 2026; affirmed as the PDP (consensus) candidate for Benue South at the party's zonal affirmation exercise reported on 21 May 2026 (TheCable) and 22 May 2026 (The Nation); exact day, votes and any opponents not published. INEC final list (12 Sep 2026) also lists Daniel Onjeh (NDC) among his opponents.
Dates not recorded
KEPT OUTSIDE THE DATED CHRONOLOGYEducation & qualificationsReviewed record
Federal Government College, Kano
Higher School Certificate (HSC)
- Location
- Kano
- Institution
- Secondary
Graduation stated in the linked record. This does not by itself authenticate an original certificate.
Party membershipReviewed record
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
PDP member: Minister of Interior in the PDP federal government (2011-2015), PDP senator for Benue South since 2019 (re-elected 2023), Senate Minority Leader for the PDP-led minority caucus since 21 November 2023, and PDP candidate for Benue South on INEC's final list (12 September 2026). In March 2026 he said he would never leave the PDP. Date he joined not found (a 2026 profile says he started in politics in the NADECO era).
An end date is not recorded for this membership.
Education & qualificationsReviewed record
University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Master's degree in Public Administration (MPA/MSc) · Public Administration
- Location
- Nsukka
- Institution
- Masters
Graduation stated in the linked record. This does not by itself authenticate an original certificate.
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