APC Delegates To Vote By Writing Names On Ballot

Delegates at the All Progressives Congress, APC Presidential Primary have been instructed to write the name of the aspirant of their choice on the ballot papers.

Governor Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi stated this in his speech as the Chairman of the Election Planning Committee and Chairman of the Progressives Governors Forum at the APC Presidential primary.

He said any delegates who can not write the name of their preferred choice should ask another delegate from the same state to help.

Only three delegates from the 774 local government Areas of Nigeria are allowed to vote.

Governor Bagudu further commended the party for successfully conducting primaries in a the states adding that he hopes the peaceful conduct of the primaries will endear the APC to Nigerians


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