APC primaries in Adamawa delayed as officials yet to arrive
Several wards in Adamawa State experienced delays in the All Progressives Congress House of Representatives primaries. Party members, including James Koh and Alhaji Salihu Dalatu, reported that officials had not arrived to conduct the exercise. The state Publicity Secretary, Victor Dogo, assured members that the process would take place. Concerns have also been raised about alleged plans to impose candidates through consensus.
What we know
- The APC House of Representatives primaries in Adamawa State were delayed due to the absence of officials in several wards.
- Party members in Girei, Yola North, and Yola South were seen waiting for the commencement of the exercise.
- James Koh claimed that officials assigned to conduct the primaries were still in Abuja.
- Victor Dogo stated that the delay was deliberate to ensure no one was left out and assured the primaries would hold as planned.
- A forum of APC aspirants, represented by Mr Vrati Nzonzo, called for free and fair primaries and accused some party leaders of attempting to impose candidates.
