2027 Polls: CANS kicks against Oduah's senatorial bid, cites court judgment

Author: Urowayino JeremiahPublished on: May 10, 2026Country: Nigeria

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2027 Polls: CANS kicks against Oduah's senatorial bid, cites court judgment

The Concerned Anambra North Stakeholders (CANS) group opposes Stella Oduah's senatorial bid, referencing a recent judgment from a Federal Capital Territory court. In a petition to Anambra State Governor Prof. Charles Soludo, CANS cited allegations of false statements made by Oduah in her submissions for the 2015, 2019, and 2023 elections. The group also mentioned a plea bargain she allegedly entered with the Federal Government regarding a N2.5 billion fraud case.

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