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APC names Sanwo-Olu, El-Rufai, 22 others as governorship candidates

 The All Progressive Congress (APC) has released the names of 24 cleared candidates for the forthcoming 2019 governorship elections.

The list was included in a statement signed by the Ag. National Publicity Secretary of the party, Yekini Nabe, on Thursday.




     

     

    According to the statement, the party’s National Working Committee (NWC), meeting which held on Thursday ratified the reports of the various Electoral Committees and cleared 24 candidates as governorship candidates for the APC.

    The party which conducted its governorship primaries across the country has not resolved governorship candidates for all the 36 states.

    Some states’ primaries were postponed due to some irregularities. In Imo and Zamfara states, the APC said new electoral panels would be set up to conduct governorship primaries.

    Read the full list of approved candidates below:

    1. ABDULLAHI UMAR GANDUJE – KANO STATE
    2. MOHAMMED ABUBAKAR – BAUCHI STATE
    3. SIMON LALONG – PLATEAU STATE
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    5. NASIR EL-RUFAI – KADUNA STATE
    6. MOHAMMED BADARU ABUBAKAR – JIGAWA STATE
    7. AHMED ALIYU – SOKOTO STATE
    8. ABUBAKAR ATIKU BAGUDU – KEBBI STATE
    9. AMINU BELLO MASARI – KATSINA STATE
    10. ABUBAKAR SANI BELLO – NIGER STATE
    11. BABAGANA UMARA-ZULUM – BORNO STATE
    12. MAI MALA BUNI – YOBE STATE
    13. ABUBAKAR A. SULE – NASARAWA STATE
    14. EMMANUEL JIMME – BENUE STATE
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    16. BABAJIDE SANWO–OLU – LAGOS STATE
    17. TONYE COLE – RIVERS STATE
    18. UCHE OGAH – ABIA STATE
    19. NSIMA EKERE – AKWA-IBOM STATE
    20. ADEBAYO ADELABU – OYO STATE
    21. DAPO ABIODUN – OGUN STATE
    22. GREAT OGBORU – DELTA STATE
    23. OWAN ENOH – CROSS-RIVER
    24. INUWA YAHAYA – GOMBE STATE
    25. SUNNY OGBOJI – EBONYI STATE
    26. SANI ABUBAKAR DANLADI – TARABA STATE

     

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