First runner up in the People's Democrtic Party (PDP) primaries, Alh. Abubakar Ibrahim Idris has raised concern about the results of the exercise.

Speaking after the decalration of Engr. Mus Wada winner of the primary election, Ibrahim, who came second, said that the winner defeated him with 38 votes, which he said, was not up to the missing 247 ballot papers.

He expressed the confidence that if the missing ballot papers could be recovered, he would emerge the winner.

Recall the Chairman of the governorship primary election committee, Gov. Ahmadu Fintri, told newsmen on Wednesday in Lokoja that Wada emerged by polling 748 votes to beat 12 other aspirants including the embattled Senator Dino Melaye who polled 70 votes.

Fintri also said that the 247 missing ballot papers could be as a result of the invasion of the venue of the primary by yet-to-be-identified gunmen, saying that the number was not enough to damage the integrity of the exercise.

He added that any aggrieved aspirant was free to lodge appeal with the national secretariat of the party.

Let the Best man win

there problem am not from kogi

GYB All The Way.

Kogites should vote in GYB for second time.

where is dino

Rerun with the last 248 voters

The primary should be declared inconclusive