This was contained in a timetable and schedule of activities signed by the PDP National Organising Secretary, Col. Austin Akubundu (retd.), a copy of which was sighted by SUNDAY PUNCH, in Abuja, on Saturday.

According to the document, the sale of expression of interest and nomination forms will begin on Friday, May 29, while June 2 has been set aside as the last day for the submission of the forms.


Thursday June 4, is set aside for the screening of candidates and Saturday June 6 is the date fixed for the consideration of appeals emanating from the screening exercise.

Ward congresses to elect a three-member ad hoc ward delegates will hold on June 9 and appeals arising from the ward congresses will be entertained on Friday, June 19.

Local government congresses to elect one national delegate and persons with disability per local government is scheduled to hold on June 16.

Exc2000:
Obaseki , your transfer window closes a week before june 24

HeadNigga:
Elections must happen. They are very important but my worry is how social distancing will be achieved when electorates queue up and scramble for the 1,000 naira party agents share.

I think more wards/units should be created or the elections held for days to minimize the number of people at a unit at atime

Macro231101:
If dis corona nor subside b4 den I nor see how dem way say do am except maybe na online election dem go do..

Exc2000:




Obaseki , your transfer window closes a week before june 24... Oshiomhole the Party Chairmans silence is cause for worry, and since Abba kyari the manipulator is dead Obaseki's own done enter voicemail if he doesn't act fast

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Whothecapfits:
Covid 19 no longer scars

StubbornGENIUS:
In this trying times,PDP have the luxury to start planning primaries. when will we start to put our coumtry first? After all this they will still criticize and blame buhari for everything