The Kwankwasiyya Movement has officially rejected claims of internal strife regarding political ticket allocations in Kano State for the upcoming 2027 elections. The movement asserts that all candidate selections were finalized through a consensus process involving key stakeholders.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Ahead of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) primaries, the Obidient Movement Worldwide has issued a call for unity, discipline, and strategic focus. In a statement shared with Naija News, the movement’s national coordinator emphasized that the primary goal remains securing Peter Obi’s candidacy for the 2027 presidential election.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The coordinator stressed that the alliance within the NDC was formed with a clear, deliberate purpose, urging members not to let personal ambitions jeopardize this collective goal. Highlighting the mission to establish leadership defined by character, competence, and compassion, the movement reminded all participants that success is not guaranteed for everyone.

Key points from the appeal include:

• Sportsmanship: Aspirants are encouraged to accept the results of the primaries with maturity and grace, acknowledging that there will be winners and losers.

• Internal Resolution: Any grievances arising from the primaries should be handled exclusively through the party’s internal dispute-resolution processes rather than through court litigation.

• Avoiding Division: The coordinator warned that political rivals are closely monitoring the party for any signs of internal crisis to exploit.

• Post-Primary Unity: Following the conclusion of the primaries, the focus must immediately shift toward uniting the party to ensure success in the 2027 elections and building a more equitable nation.

Senators Victor Umeh and Tony Nwoye, together with Chief Ebuka Onunkwo, have officially secured the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) senatorial tickets in Anambra State for the 2027 general elections. According to the results from the primaries held on Friday using the Option A4 system, Umeh will represent Anambra Central, Nwoye will run in Anambra North, and Onunkwo is the candidate for Anambra South. The party also selected 11 candidates for the House of Representatives and 30 for the Anambra State House of Assembly following a process that officials noted had a strong turnout. The NDC State Chairman, Ikem Uzoezie, praised the primaries as peaceful, transparent, and credible. Speaking for the winners, Onunkwo commended the peaceful conduct of members and stated that the party’s lineup is prepared to provide populist representation and advance the state.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In preparation for the 2027 elections, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has selected Senators Victor Umeh and Tony Nwoye, and Chief Ebuka Onunkwo as its senatorial candidates for Anambra State. Umeh clinched the ticket for Anambra Central, Nwoye for Anambra North, and Onunkwo for Anambra South during Friday’s primaries, which were conducted under the Option A4 system. The party also successfully produced candidates for all 11 House of Representatives and 30 State House of Assembly seats. NDC State Chairman Ikem Uzoezie lauded the exercise as a record-setting, peaceful event. Representing the victorious aspirants, Ebuka Onunkwo expressed satisfaction with the process, noting that the state is poised for a higher level of populist representation.

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NDC has picked its dream team for Anambra’s 2027 senatorial race! Senators Victor Umeh (Central) and Tony Nwoye (North) are returning to the ballot, joined by Chief Ebuka Onunkwo (South) after successful primaries on Friday. The party, utilizing the Option A4 system, also finalized its candidates for the House of Representatives and the State House of Assembly. State Chairman Ikem Uzoezie called the primaries “one of the most peaceful and transparent” in the state’s history. Speaking on behalf of the winners, Onunkwo promised “populist representation” that will move Anambra forward.