Politics
APC Primary: Orji Kalu To Win Abia North Ticket As An Unopposed Aspirant
Chief whip of the Senate , Dr Orji Uzor Kalu will emerge as the senatorial candidates of the All Progressives Congress in the state at the end of Friday’s primaries.
Kalu represents Abia North in the Nigerian Senate and has received overwhelming applause and commendation for rebuilding Abia North in the three years he represented the zone
Kalu was cleared to contest the primaries of Abia senatorial districts, while the single opponent he had has withdrawn from the race .
The former Governor who dropped his presidential ambition for the Senate President, Senator Ahmad Lawan , will now contest the primaries unopposed and his candidature would only be affirmed at the end of voting on Friday
Kalu’s earlier withdrawal from presidential race and support to Lawan changed the dynamics of the nation’s politics as it became the major political discussion in the country.
His support to his former roommate transcends oral as he has been in the frontline of the consultation and appeal to delegates to vote Lawan for fairness , equity and justice in the country .
Kalu has also extended all his political machineries to Lawan with an uncommon hope and confidence that the Senate President will emerge winner at the presidential convention slated for Sunday .
-
Niger Delta6 days ago
IYC: 12 Killed, Over 50 Injured as Violence Erupts Over Eastern Zone Election
-
National5 days ago
NAFDAC Press Statement Against Christ Mercy Land Deliverance Ministry Incorrect
-
News6 days ago
‘Forgive My Actions’ – Oshiomhole Apologies To Igbinedion
-
News5 days ago
Henceforth Any Police Officer Who Involves In Land, Rent And Marital Matters Will Be Sanctioned, Promotion Suspended-PSC
-
News6 days ago
Crisis hits Abiola family over oil asset as other children accuse Kola, Wuraola of fraud
-
News6 days ago
Lagos begins implementation of e-call up system for Lekki-Epe corridor
-
News6 days ago
Hit-and-run driver kills man in Lagos
-
News5 days ago
281 Inmates Missing After Flooding at Maiduguri Correctional Centre