Five parties that came tops at presidential polls
The voting pattern sprung up surprises, some analysts say
The voting pattern sprung up surprises, some analysts say
The APGA candidate lost to Uche Ekwunife of PDP in Saturday’s election.
The National Assembly elections were held on Saturday across Nigeria.
APGA wins four Reps polls
APGA is a minority party usually associated with Nigeria's South-East geopolitical zone.
Mr Ubah defeated his closest challenger, Chris Uba of the PDP
The event was organised by Hope Givers Initiative, a civil society organisation.
The candidates say they resolved to join APC because of the massive work done in the state and across the ...
The APGA governorship candidate in Nasarawa says he has always relied only on God throughout his life.
Mr Maku is the candidate of APGA in Nasarawa State.
The party, in a statement on Thursday, described the ruling as bizarre and questionable.
279 candidates were cleared to contest election into the 24 Plateau constituencies.
Mrs Ojukwu lost the contest for the Anambra south senatorial seat to Nicolas Ukachukwu
Chris Uba is contesting the seat under the platform of the PDP.
Its national scribe explained that APGA was not part of the PDP coalition with other political parties.
The candidate worked with Lagos News and the defunct National Concord Newspapers.
The Anambra Central senatorial district had been without representation in the last two years.
Mr. Umeh won the recently conducted senatorial election for Anambra Central district.
Mr. Umeh has a 50,000 votes advantage that is not likely to be upturned.
A total of 7,670 ad-hoc workers would conduct the election in 1,548 polling units.
INEC has scheduled the poll for Saturday but legal obstacles stand on the path.
“It is untrue, there is nothing like that; I am still a full member of the PDP.”
PDP has lost six of its lawmakers to other political parties in 2017 alone.
The actor contested for governor on platform of another party.
APGA insists on January 13 rerun election for Anambra Central Senatorial District.
All content is Copyrighted © 2025 The Premium Times, Nigeria
All content is Copyrighted © 2025 The Premium Times, Nigeria
