The All Progressives Congress is clarifying processes following the fallout from primary elections.
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The All Progressives Congress is clarifying processes following the fallout from primary elections.
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A deepening crisis is underway in the All Progressives Congress following senatorial primary elections, with stakeholders appealing regarding leadership issues.Also in this story
- APC party leadership held high-level meetings in Minna to stabilize primaries and seek tickets for the lower house.
- APC faces political crisis in Kano State following defections involving Nasiru Gawuna and Rabiu Kwankwaso.
- A former minister under the APC is facing an investigation due to a certificate forgery scandal and has quietly moved to a PDP faction while seeking the governorship in Enugu State.
- Victor Ochei resigned from the All Progressives Congress on May 28, citing the need for broader political growth.
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