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Ex-Transport Minister Aishath Nahula Announces Bid for South Hulhumalé Parliament Seat

Former Transport Minister and Jumhooree Party Deputy Leader Aishath Nahula announced her candidacy for the South Hulhumalé parliamentary seat via a social media post on Monday night. Her announcement comes as JP has not finalised its 2024 parliamentary election strategy and holds only two seats in the 19th Parliament.

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    Aishath Nahula announced her candidacy for the South Hulhumalé seat in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Monday night only Maldives Republic has announced her candidacy for the South Hulhumalé seat in the upcoming parliamentary elections. The announcement was made via a social media post on Monday night.

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Ex-Transport Minister Aishath Nahula Announces Bid for South Hulhumalé Parliament Seat

less than 5,500 votes garnered in Qasim Ibrahim's presidential campaign
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  • less than 5,500 votes garnered in Qasim Ibrahim's presidential campaign Maldives Republic Qasim Ibrahim’s recent presidential campaign ended in a significant defeat, garnering less than 5,500 votes.

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Aishath Nahula Former Transport Minister and Jumhooree Party (JP) Deputy LeaderIbrahim Mohamed Solih former PresidentJumhooree PartyMaldivian Democratic PartyPeople's National CongressQasim Ibrahim JP Leader and Maamigili MP