Politics
Anambra gov: APC raises N350m from nomination kind gross sales

The ruling All Progressives Congress has realised N350 million from the sale of its nomination and expression of curiosity varieties forward of its April 5 governorship main election in Anambra State.
PidomNigeria On-line learnt that no fewer than seven governorship aspirants secured the N50m varieties earlier than the tip of the deadline on Tuesday, February 25.
The seven aspirants who purchased the varieties are Prof Obiora Okonkwo, Nicholas Ukachukwu, Chukuma Umeoji, Paul Chukwuma, Onunkwo Obinna, Valentine Ozigbo, and Edozie Madu.
Nonetheless, solely 4 aspirants have submitted their accomplished varieties.
An earlier schedule launched by the Nationwide Organising Secretary, Suleiman Argungu, had acknowledged that the gross sales of nomination and expression of curiosity and delegate varieties, which started on February 10, would finish on February 25.
It learn additional, “There shall be a screening of aspirants from March 7 to eight, whereas publication of screening outcomes begins from March 10.
“Delegates congress will maintain on April 2, Major election April 5, ratification of governorship election outcomes by congress April 6, submission of listing of nominated candidates to the NWC April 8.
“Nonetheless, whereas the graduation of the marketing campaign by the APC begins June 11, the ultimate day of the marketing campaign / grand finale takes place on November 6.”
All rights reserved. This materials, and different digital content material on this web site, is probably not reproduced, printed, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in entire or partly with out prior categorical written permission from PidomNigeria.
Contact: [email protected]

News1 year agoAbiodun attracts battle line: Ogun gained’t cede Ode-Omi, Makun to Lagos, Ondo
News1 year agoEngr. Sheriff Daramola Elected as fifteenth President of IFMA Nigeria Chapter
Business1 year agoMarketsquare expands with two new shops in Lagos
Business1 year agoMTN implements 50% tariff hike, raises knowledge costs
Business1 year agoMDAs should prioritise capability constructing in public service reforms – BPSR DG
Politics11 months agoYobe gov not becoming a member of coalition — Aide
Business11 months agoGTCO Shareholders Approve N8.03 Per Share Dividend Payout
Business1 year agoThe Rabiu Impact: Why Energy and Status Patronize BUA Boss















