- In Kaduna State, the African Democratic Congress is a major opposition force, while Uba Sani is the consensus flag bearer for the APC, influenced by loyalists to Nasir Ahmad el-Rufai.
- The African Democratic Congress is contesting the governorship election in Kaduna State, challenging the ruling APC administration.
The state government faulted the criticism made by the African Democratic Congress candidate regarding the ongoing election contest.
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What happened
The state government faulted the criticism made by the African Democratic Congress candidate regarding the ongoing election contest.
Who's involved
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Part of
The African Democratic Congress is contesting the governorship election in Kaduna State, challenging the ruling APC administration.Also in this story
- The All Progressives Congress is targeting key Local Government Areas in Kaduna, including Zaria and Kaduna South, to increase its political dominance.
- The African Democratic Congress is facing political intimidation and violence while campaigning in Kaduna State.
The entities involved
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African Democratic Congress
Nigerian Polictical Party
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Kaduna State
state in Nigeria
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