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Results of APGA primaries in Kogi State

AdminBy AdminMay 28, 2022Updated:May 28, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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By Correspondent in Lokoja.

The All Progressives Great Alliance(APGA), has conducted its primary election on the basis of concensus.

In a statement sent to The Reporters in Lokoja on Saturday,by state chairman of the party, Mr Abdulazeez Arikora, disclosed that the following candidates were elected to contest the 2023 general elections on the platform of the party in the state.

He gave the names of the candidates as:

1)Hon.Najim Moses Lawal,Kogi Central Senatorial district (Senate).
2) Hon. Jeremiah Julius Oladokun, Yaba Federal. (House of Reps).
3) Mall. Muhammad Lawal, Okene/Ogori Federal Constituency, House of Reps.
4) Hon. Isreal Umoru, Ankpa Federal Constituency (House of Reps).
5) Hon. Aikoye Smart Adams,Okura (State House of Assembly).

6) Abdusalam Dansofo,Idah(State
House of Assembly).

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