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2023: Winners emerge at PDP governorship primaries (LIST)

AHEAD of the 2023 general elections in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) held its governorship primaries on May 23-25, 2022.




     

     

    Here are the winners that emerged and will represent the party at the general election.

    1. Eleazar Ikonne     –    Abia.
    2. Umaru Fintiri        –    Adamawa.
    3. Umo Bassey         –    Akwa Ibom.
    4. Ibrahim Kashim Mohammed    –   Bauchi.
    5. Titus Uba                               –   Benue.
    6. Mohammed Ali Jafari               –   Borno.
    7. Sheriff Oborevwori                  –   Delta.
    8. Peter Mbah          –    Enugu.

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    9. Muhammad Jubril Barde           –  Gombe.
    10. Mustapha Sule-Lamido           –  Jigawa.
    11. Isa Ashiru Kudan                   –  Kaduna.
    12. Muhammed Abacha               –   Kano.
    13. Aminu Bande                        –    Kebbi.
    14. Abdullah Yahman                   –    Kwara.
    15. Abdul-Azeez Olajide  Adediran     –    Lagos.
    16. David Ombugadu                       –    Nassarawa.
    17. Segun Sowunmi     –    Ogun.
    18. Seyi Makinde         –    Oyo.

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    19. Caleb Mutfwang     –    Plateau.
    20. Siminialayi Fubara  –    Rivers.
    21. Sa’adu Umar          –    Sokoto.
    22. Kefas Agbu            –    Taraba.
    23. Sheriff Abdullahi     –    Yobe.
    24. Dauda Lawal          –    Zamfara.

    25. Sandy Onor; Cross River
    26. Yakubu Lado; Kastina
    27. Liman Kantigi; Niger

    *The report was updated to reflect Cross River, Katsina and Niger.

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