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ddippset:
That one na your wahala.

My point is that you people should not be using 2 million people in queue to boast that Nigerians want Tinubu back.

What about the remaining 98 million?

ddippset:
All these crowds in the North highest 2 million.

There are over 50 million adults in the North.

fergie001:
No wahala, time shall tell.

Shezy001:
Kwara has the best APC primary election for gubernitarial

fergie001:
But he can beat the Governor's candidate from another Party.
Do your findings.

OredoPikin:
U mean the governor decision

saintkel:
well, it's a arty thing so we won't say anything but APC knows that they won't win Nasarawa again except for...... U all know d missing dot

dalongjnr:
He's right ✅️.
What happened in nasarawa APC direct primary elections was an eyesore.
A broad daylight robbery and a sham.
I went to lafia and then to karu,akwanga and gwantu in Kaduna and back. It was also sad reminder that, if care isn't taken, the 2027 elections will be rigged.
Imagine APC is rigging APC without fears, so what would happen to those that are not of the APC, if the elections are conducted?

SadiqBabaSani:
One party state, APC is so disorganised

Lithiumite:
No credible source, the story looks unbelievable.

seunmsg:
Ali Pate worked against Tuggar because of his own 2031 ambition. The question now is, is Abubakar Mohammed popular enough to win the general election? Is he no longer from Kogi state since that was the accusation they labeled against him in 2019? Considering how powerful Ali Pate already is, will MA be willing to support him in 2031?

Former governor of Bauchi State, Barr. Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar, SAN, has officially emerged as the winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary election in the State ahead of the 2027 general election.

Chairman of the APC Governorship and House of Assembly Primaries Committee for Bauchi State, Assistant Inspector General of Police, John Bassey Abang (retired), announced the results early Saturday morning, stating that the governorship primary was conducted on Friday, May 22.

According to him, Abubakar secured a total of 57,517 votes to defeat six other aspirants who participated in the exercise.

He said the immediate-past Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, scored 26,001 votes, while Nura Manu Soro polled 13,638 votes.

Other contestants included Bala Maijama’a A. Wunti, who secured 13,648 votes, and Kabir Baba Ma’aji, who polled 8,157 votes.

Also in the race were Baba Abubakar Suleiman with 7,688 votes, and Yakubu Yakubu Abdullahi, who scored 7,181 votes.

Declaring the winner, AIG Abang (rtd) stated that M.A. Abubakar, having secured the highest number of votes cast, was duly returned as the winner of the APC governorship primary election in Bauchi State.

The committee chairman also announced the results of the party’s State House of Assembly primaries, noting that the election was conducted earlier on Thursday, May 21.

LEADERSHIP reports that Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar served as governor of Bauchi State from 2015 to 2019 under the APC platform.

He lost his re-election bid in 2019 to incumbent Governor Bala Mohammed of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). His victory in the primary election now positions him as the APC’s flag bearer in the 2027 governorship election as he seeks a return to office for a second term..

fergie001:
This administration is more dangerous.

fergie001:
I said and I repeat yes, the INEC guidelines are borne out of the CFRN. However, in a conflict between a delegated legislation and the Principal Act, the latter prevails. The Principal Act here is the Electoral Act and 10/10 will prevail over the INEC guidelines.

fergie001:
Some will still defend it.
This administration will destroy every fabric of our nation.

peleson1:
Your dreams show you are having acute malaria. APC won't win more than 10 states in this election. Not Rivers , not Middle belt ,not north east or north west

fergie001:
INEC guidelines bow to the Electoral Act.
Let INEC appeal.

franchasng:
Check again, I have fixed your errors

fergie001:
What is 120 days from January?

fergie001:
The Electoral Act says names of Candidates should be submitted 120 days before the Election.

120 days from January should be September.

Again, the Electoral Act says the register should be regularly updated. The Electoral Act 2026 also says that the membership register should be submitted 21 days before the Primary. This simply means the Primary could even hold later than June.

seunlayi:
APC want to clear road for Makinde candidate to Agodi.

fergie001:
Na now the real anti-party go start.

KanwuliaExtra:
Senator ABBO is crying gaaaaan.
APC about to die a natural death!😂

seunmsg:
Tuggar should win the ticket. Former governor Abubakar is not really very popular with the people. He was voted out in 2019 and I don’t he still has what it takes to win the election. Is Bala Wunti still in the race??

seunmsg:
Shehu Buba has stepped down. Is Bala Wunti still in the race?

heniford2:
wish I was in Nigeria would have placed bet in you NDC will win 3 or more states in this particular election

Ofunaofu:
You lie if you say Nasir El-Rufai played no role in delivering Tinubu 2023. Even Tinubu himself acknowledge his contribution in the early part of his administration. Agreed, he didn’t deliver his own state, but his influence across the North during that election was obvious.

All these politicians you mentioned that you claim are still with Tinubu, can they actually deliver their states for him today?

And more importantly, what exactly will they tell their people Tinubu has done to deserve another vote?

Or are we now pretending Tinubu’s performance over the last three years won’t be a deciding factor in 2027?

Svoboda:
Fingers crossed. The caveat is that Tinubu isn't as popular as Buhari.

Ofunaofu:
Tinubu will split the NW and NE vote with Atiku?

You think this is still 2023?

Back then, Nasir El-Rufai and northern APC governors galvanized the NW and NE for Tinubu.

Mention one notable northern APC figure today who can mobilize those regions for him the same way.

You should read Deji Adeyanju’s submission on Tinubu’s current acceptability in the NW after his Sokoto visit