As Plateau North APC Awaits Appeal Decision, the National Working Committee of APC has announced that it is still reviewing the results of its governorship, Senate, House of Representatives, and State House of Assembly primaries conducted across Nigeria.
Senator I. D. Gyang has declared that Plateau North is “awaiting justice” from the National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) following the controversy surrounding the party’s senatorial primary election in the district.
In a statement issued by Comrade Lot Adas, Director General of the I. D. Gyang Campaign Council, the senator expressed deep concern over what he described as a failure to conduct a transparent and credible primary. According to him, party members in Plateau North were denied the opportunity to freely elect their preferred candidate.
Gyang maintained that no senatorial primary election took place in Plateau North, alleging that results were instead “concocted and allocated to suit a predetermined outcome.” He argued that such actions undermine internal party democracy and erode confidence among loyal party members who have worked for the APC’s growth in the state.
According to the party, aspirants who successfully pass the review and validation process will be issued Certificates of Return, officially confirming them as APC candidates for the upcoming elections.
The ongoing review is aimed at ensuring transparency, compliance with party guidelines, and the credibility of the candidate selection process.
Political stakeholders and aspirants are closely monitoring the process as the party moves toward finalizing its list of candidates.
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