The Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Chief
Mike Kwentoh, has said not less than 141 nomination
forms had been sold by the party since it commenced
sales on Oct. 27.
Kwentoh told the News Agency of Nigeria in a telephone
interview on Monday that the forms were sold to
candidates vying for elective positions under the umbrella
of APGA.
NAN reports that the national chairman of the party, Chief
Victor Umeh, and a former Executive Vice Chairman of the
Nigeria Communications Commission, Chief Ernest
Ndukwe, are among those that had bought the forms.
Others include ; Chief Dubem Obaze, a former
commissioner for Local Government Affairs and Chieftaincy
Matters, and Chief Patrick Obianwu, a former gubernatorial
aspirant.
NAN reports that there are three Senatorial, 11 Federal
House of Representatives and 30 House of Assembly
seats, to be vied for by political aspirants in the 2015
general elections.
He said that the sale of forms by the party would end
on Nov. 4 , adding that the closing date could be extended
if there were appeals by aspirants.
According to Kwentoh, about 115 nomination forms had
been sold to those aspiring to represent their
constituencies in the Anambra House of Assembly.
He added that 24 forms were sold to those aspiring to go
to the House of Representatives and nine forms to those
going to the Senate.
Also, Chief Ifeanyi Udokwu, Deputy Chairman of the party
in the state, said that the activities at the party’s state
headquarters in Awka since it commenced sales of forms
last week had shown that it was still the party to beat in
the state and beyond.
Udokwu said the rush for the party’s ticket was expected
as the party had performed well there, adding that the
party would extend the feat to the elections proper.

http://www.punchng.com/news/umeh-140-others-obtain-anambra-apga-nomination-forms/

mistudreh:
The Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Chief
Mike Kwentoh, has said not less than 141 nomination
forms had been sold by the party since it commenced
sales on Oct. 27.
Kwentoh told the News Agency of Nigeria in a telephone
interview on Monday that the forms were sold to
candidates vying for elective positions under the umbrella
of APGA.
NAN reports that the national chairman of the party, Chief
Victor Umeh, and a former Executive Vice Chairman of the
Nigeria Communications Commission, Chief Ernest
Ndukwe, are among those that had bought the forms.
Others include ; Chief Dubem Obaze, a former
commissioner for Local Government Affairs and Chieftaincy
Matters, and Chief Patrick Obianwu, a former gubernatorial
aspirant.
NAN reports that there are three Senatorial, 11 Federal
House of Representatives and 30 House of Assembly
seats, to be vied for by political aspirants in the 2015
general elections.
He said that the sale of forms by the party would end
on Nov. 4 , adding that the closing date could be extended
if there were appeals by aspirants.
According to Kwentoh, about 115 nomination forms had
been sold to those aspiring to represent their
constituencies in the Anambra House of Assembly.
He added that 24 forms were sold to those aspiring to go
to the House of Representatives and nine forms to those
going to the Senate.
Also, Chief Ifeanyi Udokwu, Deputy Chairman of the party
in the state, said that the activities at the party’s state
headquarters in Awka since it commenced sales of forms
last week had shown that it was still the party to beat in
the state and beyond.
Udokwu said the rush for the party’s ticket was expected
as the party had performed well there, adding that the
party would extend the feat to the elections proper.

http://www.punchng.com/news/umeh-140-others-obtain-anambra-apga-nomination-forms/

Who is the National Chairman of APGA

Most of them just want recognition

Imagine!!!! 141 aspirants for a single post.... Desperate and selfish politicians

mistudreh:
Imagine!!!! 141 aspirants for a single post.... Desperate and selfish politicians

Bimbo iti....lemme school you..thick akamu headed man

There 141 aspirants for

3 senatorial districts

11 house of representatives

30 state house of assembly

thats a total of 44 posts vied for by 141 aspirants


Now say thank you