APC Primaries: Oroh calls for electoral reforms to restore public confidence

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: May 17, 2026Country: Nigeria

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APC Primaries: Oroh calls for electoral reforms to restore public confidence

Former House of Representatives member Hon Abdul Oroh has called for a holistic reform of Nigeria's electoral system to restore public confidence. Additionally, the Osun APC has urged calm following successful NASS primaries. Meanwhile, several serving Ebonyi Reps members have secured return primary tickets for the party.

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