Abdullahi Ganduje, the president of the National Progressive Conference (APC), formally issued a return certificate on Wednesday, returning to Nicholas Ukachukwu, who will represent the party in the upcoming governoral elections in Anambra state.
Naija News The report said the speech took place after the primary election results recognized by the party’s National Working Committee (NWC).
At a meeting held at the APC National Secretariat in Abuja on Wednesday, the primary election committee chaired by Cross River Governor Bassey Otu submitted a report and confirmed Ukachukwu as the winner, with a total of 1,455 votes.
Ganduje thanked Otu for the “fair and transparent process” of the committee.
He called on all party members, especially other candidates and their supporters to rally after Ukachukwu.
Ukachukwu received the party’s nomination in the primary election held on Saturday, where he achieved a major victory with other rival Valentine Ozigbo, among other candidates.
Once the account received 67 votes, Set Man and Johnboardco or 2 26 votes went to rescue.
Anambra governor election is scheduled to be held on November 8.
Meanwhile, Labour Party (LP) 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obionce said party Make sure the right person becomes their candidate During the 2027 election.
Naija News Peter Obi reportedly spoke at the LP National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Abuja on Wednesday.
According to the former governor of Anambra, LP will correct past mistakes in 2027 and ensure fairness.
He said:Let’s do the right thing, let’s everyone compete freely from wards to local governments to states and to the country.
“We will make sure that fairness, we want to build a just, impartial party where people can look and say ‘this is what this party looks like.’
“We want to go into the next election and fully know that we provide Nigeria with the best people in the House of Representatives, the Senate, the Governor and all kinds of election forms.
“We want to correct mistakes we have made in the past and we will make sure that anyone who wants to compete must be a member of the Labor Party rather than a transit.
“It’s going to be an ideological party, not you’re just electors and they’re going to have anything to come.
“We have to get the senators to agree with us, even if we fail, we fail, but the failure is better than on the wrong side. We will do this for Nigeria.”
