There was no candidate listed for the party in the list pasted on the walls of the INEC headquarters in Abuja on Friday.
The list showed that the Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha and his current deputy, Prince Madumere would be the torch bearers for the All Progressives Congress (APC) while Captain Iheanacho is the candidate for the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).
PDP’s candidate loud omission brings to the fore the dispute between the deputy speaker of the house of representatives, Emeka Ihedioha and Ifeanyi Araraume, as to the right claimant to the party’s candidacy.
Both men claimed they won the 8 December governorship primary held in the state.
Lol,they are busy fighting over who is to be the candidate,they should continue and by the time they realize it,election would be over...lol
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DeleteLol @emma....that's how it has been in imo state since achike udenwa left office...PDP has not been able to resolve their internal crisis in that state when it comes to governors seat....I see APGA winning
ReplyDeleteNa dem know,, e nor concern me
ReplyDeleteI hear no be today nao PDP has no place in that state is that they no what we happpen
ReplyDeleteLol,igbo man no wan hear word ooo
ReplyDeleteOya tym to cross carpet sharp sharp as Nigerian political custom demands. PDP shld deal with these their primary irregularities joor! PDP has never been a force 2 reckon with down east anyway so! May d most cunning win. Cos "Uwaifo don talk e own o"
ReplyDeleteLet wait and see what happens next. Because I belief PDP will still spin some sort of Abrakadabra.
ReplyDeleteNa wertin I no like for kasim life be this talk so...
DeleteWell well since both of them are claiming to be the winner one should opt to be the deputy for the other...simple.
ReplyDeleteD major problem, no unity, so one no fit step aside,Eheeen,other parties has d loophole and wl use it against dem
ReplyDeleteOmo dt one na dia problem o
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