APC postpones primaries in Lagos, Enugu, Adamawa
01 October 2018 |
7:29 am
Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress has postponed governorship primary elections in three states. It also announced a change in the mode of the primaries in two of the three states. The elections will now hold on Tuesday, October 2, in Lagos, and on Thursday, October 4 in Enugu and Adamawa. While Enugu and Adamawa were…
Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress has postponed governorship primary elections in three states.
It also announced a change in the mode of the primaries in two of the three states.
The elections will now hold on Tuesday, October 2, in Lagos, and on Thursday, October 4 in Enugu and Adamawa.
While Enugu and Adamawa were to have indirect primaries, the party said on Monday that the primaries in both states will now be direct.
More details later.
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