Obono-Obla warns against high registration fees for APC aspirants

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: April 12, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Obono-Obla warns against high registration fees for APC aspirants

The Abia State chapter of the APC denied reports that its State Working Committee endorsed a governorship candidate. The ADC announced the date for the inauguration of new executives, reaffirming its commitment to internal democracy. Additionally, APC governorship aspirant in Benue State, Dr. Mathias Byuan, expressed concerns over the management of federal allocations.

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