The All Progressives Grand Alliance
(APGA) in Anambra has rescheduled its house of assembly primary elections in
nine of the 30 constituencies for Monday.
The primaries were earlier held on
Dec. 3.
The Chairman of the national panel
for the state assembly primaries, Prof. Bernard Odoh, told a news conference in
Awka on Friday that the supplementary primaries were due to petitions from both
the aspirants and party stalwarts in the affected areas.
“These petitions bordered largely on
discrepancies in delegates list and non appearance of contestants’ pictures on
the ballot papers.
He listed the constituencies as
Onitsha South 1, Anaocha 1, Orumba North, Onitsha North 1, Onitsha North 11,
Dunukofia, Aguata 1, Idemili South and Nnewi South.
Odo said the elections into 21
constituencies were conclusive as there were no petitions against the outcome
of the exercise in those areas.
“We conducted the exercise under the
best practices, given the materials and information available to us since we
arrived in Anambra on Tuesday.
“Every participant in the primary
was given a fair chance to contest. The rescheduled exercise was due to the
interest we have in the dissenting voices as the party was poised to lead the
way to fair, free, credible and acceptable elections,’’ he said.
APGA reschedules state assembly primaries in 9 constituencies in Anambra
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