APGA candidates fear protest votes over Soludo-Tinubu pact
- ✦Osun APC, Accord candidates differ on alliance In Osun, both APC and Accord candidates expressed optimism that they would win the election despite the current political arrangement.
- Findings by our correspondents showed that while All Progressives Congress candidates contesting National Assembly seats in Osun considered Tinubu’s adoption of Adeleke to head his campaign a setback for their ambitions, some Accord candidates expressed concern that voters might not be sufficiently informed to distinguish between presidential and legislative ballots.
- He also said Accord candidates would support Adeleke in delivering Osun for Tinubu, adding that campaigning for the President would not affect their chances in the election.
- Osun APC, Accord candidates differ on alliance In Osun, both APC and Accord candidates expressed optimism that they would win the election despite the current political arrangement.
APGA National Assembly candidates in Anambra fear protest votes for the NDC after Governor Soludo agreed to coordinate President Tinubu's 2027 campaign.
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Findings by our correspondents showed that while All Progressives Congress candidates contesting National Assembly seats in Osun considered Tinubu’s adoption of Adeleke to head his campaign a setback for their ambitions, some Accord candidates expressed concern that voters might not be sufficiently informed to distinguish between presidential and legislative ballots.
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He also said Accord candidates would support Adeleke in delivering Osun for Tinubu, adding that campaigning for the President would not affect their chances in the election.
What timeline or key figures were confirmed?
The decision by the governors of Osun and Anambra states, Ademola Adeleke and Prof Chukwuma Soludo, respectively, to coordinate President Bola Tinubu’s campaign in their states has caused anxiety among National Assembly candidates, Sunday PUNCH can report.
