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My Party (UDA) removed the two thirds gender rule from the NADCO report: Sen Gloria Orwoba
Did you know that it was my party (UDA) that removed the two thirds gender rule from the NADCO report so that when it passes, it is not there. - Gloria Orwoba, Nominated Senator.
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My Party (UDA) removed the two thirds gender rule from the NADCO report: Sen Gloria Orwoba
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