Mr Tony Nwoye has emerged winner
of the Anambra State All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship primary
election.
In the just-concluded exercise,
Mr Nwoye, a member of the House of Representatives scored 2,146 votes to defeat
his nearest rival, Senator Andy Ubah who got 931 votes on Sunday.
There were eleven aspirants who
contested for the anambra apc governorship ticket.
Also, George Moghalu polled 525
votes, Bart Nwibe scored 414 and John-Bosco Onunkwo scored 85 votes.
Other results include Madu Nonso
– 21 votes, Nwike Patrick – 20, Obidigbo Chike – 22, and Okonkwo Donatus – 10.
The exercise extended well over
twenty-four hours, with delays in collation and eventual counting attributed to
the late start in the process on Saturday.
It was gathered that 5,430
delegates from the 21 local government areas of the state participated in the
exercise.
The APC Chairman in the state, Mr
Emeka Ibe, said he was satisfied with the conduct of the exercise, saying all
the various stages were hitch-free.
He also commended the delegates
for their conduct, as well as security agents and the media.
Ibe noted that the primary
was a shadow of what would play out on November 18, saying the party would take
over the government of Anambra State.
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ReplyDeleteStop dreaming APC can never win Anambra. Worry of kaduna and states that you will soon lose
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DeleteNo election in Anambra state. Nothing more. So I urge our aspirants to employ that money they are wasting To Help their community or keep on wasting it. We south easterners are no longer blind.
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