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garfield1:Early result |
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PARTY GOVERNOR DEPUTY 1. A Reuben Boye Famuyibo Olumide Ezekiel Falana 2. AAC Ajagunigbala Moses Olajide Oludele Oluwabunmi 3. ADC Oluwole Olumayokun Oluyede Popoola Hidiat Simbo 4. ADP Elebute-Halle Josephine Kemi Afuye Idowu Sunday 5. APC Abiodun Abayomi Oyebanji Afuye Monisade 6. APGA Benjamin Olufemi Obidoyin Oluwafemi Anthony Faeji 7. APM Fagbemi Peter Adegbenro Akinyeye Oluwatosin Eunice 8. APP Christiana Modupe Olatawura Ibukun Solomon Owolabi 9. LP Daramola Rowland Olugbenga Onile Ibrahim Yusuf 10. NNPP Fatomilola Oladosu Abiodun Ade-Ajayi Oluwatoyin Hannah 11. NRM Iyaniwura Tope Ifedayo Arowolo Kayode Williams 12. PDP Olabisi Kolawole Kolapo Olugbenga Kolade 13. PRP Agboola Olaniyi Ben Ogidan Tolulope Oluwatoyin 14. SDP Olusegun Adebayo Oni James Oladipo Owolabi 15. YPP Adebowale Oluranti Ajayi Olaseni Nureni Babatunde 16. ZLP Adeolu Kolade Akinyemi Damilola Akinto |
EIGHTEEN candidates will be jostling for the governorship seat at the June 18 gubernatorial election in Ekiti state, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC) has shown. Out of the 16 candidates vying for the governorship seat, 14 of them are male while two are female. Stay tuned for More updates |
[quote author= post=113805160]Otondo do WAEC publish their WAEC result on Internet 1999 [/quote]Then where do you get evidence to support your point of 27th then |
maestroferddi:You're the one dragging the issue. Also you just describe what you're doing. He simply asked you where is the evidence pre-obi tenure that shows Anambra is 27th. So simple and stop this story |
blamingthedevil:We will soon have forum of Former Presidential Apsirant and deputy aspirant APC Chapter |
Forum of former deputy Governor indeed |
Programme of event
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The day is here. As the delegates get set to elect the Presidential flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Today. Follow on for the updates, events and Results.
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Penguin2:It's an open field every one is allowed |
fergie001: Aftef how many court judgement and he chasing shadows. Om another note. Seems the governors are set to be at logger head with Buhari on APC primary |
chloride6:Ẹní bá woṣẹ́jú akan, yóò pẹ́ lójú omi |
fergie001:Goodluck to the winner. The 2023 Election is taking shape gradually. From this election can you predict APC winner |
aTIKU 371 |
fergie001: ![]() Safe to say Atiku is the winner, We await APC Candidate, permutation will now start in the APC Camp. |
Nyeson WIke: 237 |
fergie001:............ Good evening |
Nyesom Wike: 200..... Counting |
Olusola Bukola Saraki: 70 |
Senator Bala Mohammed: 20 |
Udom Emmanuel: 38 |
Pius Ayim: 14 |
fergie001:I wonder honestly. But it seems its a setup to weeds out some contestants |
2023: APC Pegs Presidential Form At 100M, Releases Timetable for Primaries Ahead of primaries, the National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has released fee schedule for Expression of Interest and Nomination forms for all elective positions in the 2023 general elections, with that of the presidential slated for N100 million. According to the document containing the fees which was obtained by Prime Business Africa, the expression of interest form goes for N30 million while nomination form is sold for N70 million. Forms for governorship is N50 million, Senate, N20 million, House of Representatives, N10 million, and House of Assembly, N2 million. According the proposed fees, female aspirants and people with disabilities were offered incentives of obtaining nomination forms for free; while youths of 35 years and below are to purchase the forms at 25 per cent of prescribed fees for each position. Meanwhile, the party has also released its timetable and schedule of activities for the conduct of the 2023 General Elections. According to the document released on Wednesday after the NWC meeting, signed by the APC National organising secretary, Alhaji Sulaiman Muhammad Arugungu, the sale of forms all positions begins on Friday 22 April and ends on Saturday 7 May, 2022. Primary Election The APC primary election begins with State House of Assembly on Wednesday 11 May; followed by House of Representatives on Monday 16 May; Senate, Wednesday 18 May; and Governorship, Monday 23 May, 2022. An APC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting will be convened to on Saturday May 28, 2022 after to approve all elected candidates at all levels. This after all issues of appeals regarding the primaries for all positions (which will take place between Saturday 14 May and Wednesday 25 May, 2022) have been concluded. Also, a special national convention to elect the party’s Presidential flag bearer will be convened between Monday 30 and Tuesday 31 May, 2022 https://www.primebusiness.africa/apc-pegs-presidential-form-at-n100m/
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Electoral Act: Appeal Court Restrains AGF Malami, Others From Frustrating Appeal The Court of Appeal has restrained the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami and others from taking steps to frustrate the hearing of an appeal against a judgment mandating the AGF to delete Section 84 (12) from the amended Electoral Act. A three-member panel of the court, led by Justice Rita Nosakhare Pemu, in a ruling, granted the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) permission to appeal, as an interested party, against the March 18, 2022 judgment by Justice Evelyn Anyadike of the Federal High Court in Umuahia. The Appeal Court, in the ruling delivered by Owerri division on April 7, 2022, also granted accelerated hearing in the appeal. The ruling was on a motion marked: CA/OW/87m/2022 filed by the PDP, with Chief Nduka Edede (plaintiff in the suit decided by Justice Anyadike) and the AGF as respondents. It reads: ” Leave is hereby granted the applicant (PDP) to appeal as person interested in this appeal – CA/OW/87/2022. “Due to the exigencies of this appeal and its constitutional colourisation, there is need to hear this matter expeditiously. “Accordingly, the appellant is hereby given up to Tuesday 12th of April, 2022 to file its notice of appeal and the parties are to file their respective briefs of arguments within three days from the date of service of the notice and record of appeal on the respondents. “There shall be a further three days given to the appellant to file a reply. “Parties should desist from taking any step to frustrate the hearing of the appeal. “The matter is adjourned to the 4th of May, 2022, for the hearing of the appeal. “Fresh hearing notice to be issued on the 2nd to the 12th respondents.” The National Assembly has also indicated its intention to formally appeal the judgment by Justice Anyadike. Justice Anyadike had, in the March 18 judgment in the suit by Edede, marked: FHC/UM/CS/26/2022 held that Section 18(12) of th amended Electoral Act is unconstitutional and should be struck down. The judge noted that sections 66(1)(f), 107(1)(f), 137(1)(f) and 182(1)(f) of the 1999 Constitution already stipulated that government appointees seeking to contest elections are only to resign at least 30 days before the election. She held that any other law that mandates such appointees to resign or leave office at any time before the 30 days provided in the Constitution was unconstitutional and void to the extent of its inconsistency with the clear provisions of the Constitution. Justice Anyadike then ordered the AGF to delete the said Section 18(12) from the amended Electoral Act. Section 84(12) of the Electoral Act provides: “No political appointee at any level shall be a voting delegate or be voted for at the convention or congress of any political party for the purpose of the nomination of candidates for any election.” The PDP has already filed a separate suit before the Federal High Court in Abuja in which it is challenging among others, President Muhammadu Bujari’s request that the National Assembly alters the provision of Section 84(12) of the Electoral Act. The case marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/247/2022, now before Justice Inyang Ekwo has been adjourned till April 28 for hearing. https://thenigerialawyer.com/electoral-act-appeal-court-restrains-agf-malami-others-from-frustrating-appeal/ https://thenationonlineng.net/electoral-act-appeal-court-restrains-malami-others-from-frustrating-appeal/
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Indispensable85:2 pm is too far, by 10am NW, NW, SW, NC result would have been concluded. Let SS, SE bring in their 100% voter output result |
seunmsg:Come out straight You want Wike to win the primary right. Then Tell your APC to support his primary campaign naaaaa. |
Truthisunique2:Are you removing buhari Support for APC candidates What you need to know is that, as it is Wike cannot be an option if PDP is to dislodge APC come next year |
garfield1:Bayelsa election case a case of revolt. |
fergie001:Na wa hoooo. Please stay safe hooo |
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[/quote]Then where do you get evidence to support your point of 27th then
