APC shortlist 13 presidential aspirants ahead of primaries
The presidential committee of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria has withdrawn 10 candidates in next week’s presidential election.
The chairman of the committee, John Odigi Oegun, told Tory Pipo on Friday that the APC was a shortlist of only 13 candidates.
According to Oga Oegun, the committee selected only 13 of the 23 candidates on the screen.
I can say that only young candidates make the list of candidates.
However, Oga Oegun, when asked about the names of those who were disqualified, did not disclose the names.
According to Oygun, the Di Party should increase its vetting practices to further reduce the list.
He is expected to run for the presidency at a special meeting scheduled for June 6-8 in Abuja.
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“I have no knowledge of the process of evaluating former President Goodluck Jonathan,” Oga Ogun said.
Also if there is no committee to set up the results of the investigation, I send a task to get the audit report and after that no action is taken.
I can also say that I do not know anyone’s disability but we can say that most people are good and pass the original test.
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O’Deague O’Gun, chairman of the DAPC, said the party’s executive committee would decide whether to hold a run-off election or not because the committee wanted to show the candidates that they were qualified.
“It is not a joke to run this country, look at the history of everyone, look at the views, look at the real politics of Nigeria and that is it.
You gain more experience, you contribute to the country, you contribute to the independent party. ”
Becoming a ‘Young Candidate’?
John Oegan, chairman of the All Progressives Congress’ presidential nomination committee, said the party was looking at “young candidates in need of Nigeria”, “young candidates in need of Nigeria” and ” young candidates in Nigeria. ” Accordingly. The committee decided to reduce the number of candidates.
In addition to Omar, the D-Chairman also said that Oda Tin should be considered to reduce the number of presidential candidates.
However, the definition of “young candidates” is not specified in the shortlist. For Nigeria Day, the youth are categorized as under 18-35.
Also, under the ban on young people, President Mohammed Buhari has proposed running for president as a 30-year term.
None of the candidates for the presidency have reached the age limit. They are both 40 years old.
At present, according to current buyers, the average age is between 40 and 73 years.
One of Nigeria’s Vice President and current candidates is Yemi Osinbajo, a 65-year-old Professor and Attorney-General of Nigeria (SAN), who served as Lagos State Attorney General from 1999 to 2007.
Asivaju Bola Tinbu, 70, former Lagos State governor, APC national chairman. I ruled the state between 1999 and 2007.
Anoda Chahwan, 57-year-old Rotimi Amechi Day. I am also a former state governor. State between 2008 and 2015. Amechi served as transport minister before resigning to run for president.
Senator Ken Nnamani – 73 years
Ajayi Boroffice – 73 years
Ken Nnamani – 73 years
Ogbonnaya Onu – 70 years
Pastor Tunde Bakare – 67 years
Senator Ibukunle Amosun – 64 years
Ahmad Lawan – 63 years
Ibikunle Amosun – 64 years
Senate president Ahmad Lawan – 63 years
Ahmad Sani – 61 years
Godswill Akpabio – 59 years
Badaru Abubakar – 59 years
David Umahi – 58 years
Kayode Fayemi – 57 years
Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba – 54 years
Ben Ayade – 54 years
Uju Ken-Ohanenye – 52 years
Dimeji Bankole – 52 years
Jack-Rich dey – 47 years
Yahaya Bello – 46 years
Nicholas Felix – 40 years
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