NDC chooses consensus primaries for Nasarawa elections
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has decided to use consensus primaries for all elective positions in Nasarawa State. Dogo Shammah, the state chairman, announced this decision at a North Central Zonal Congress in Lafia. The move aims to promote unity within the party and avoid internal conflicts ahead of the upcoming elections. Party leaders believe this approach will strengthen their chances and attract more supporters in the region.
What we know
- Dogo Shammah stated that the NDC will select candidates for all positions in Nasarawa State through consensus to prevent party rifts.
- The North Central Zonal Congress in Lafia brought together delegates from six states and the Federal Capital Territory.
- Barnabas Ejisi, North Central National Vice Chairman, called on Nigerians to vote out the ruling party and highlighted the value brought by the defection of Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa-Kwankwaso.
- The NDC claims to offer stable leadership and aims to address issues such as insecurity and economic challenges in the North Central region.
- Solomon Ndam, Plateau State Chairman, said the large turnout at the congress showed growing support for the NDC in the North Central zone.
