2027: Why Nigerians no longer talk about Muslim-Muslim ticket – Osita Okechukwu

Author: InconnuPublished on: July 13, 2026Country: Nigeria

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2027: Why Nigerians no longer talk about Muslim-Muslim ticket – Osita Okechukwu

Osita Okechukwu, a founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has said that Nigerians are no longer focused on the Muslim-Muslim ticket issue for 2027. According to him, other political priorities have emerged. This statement comes amid debates on electoral alliances.

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