Latest apc news in kogi

Here are the latest APC news in Kogi State:

1. Kogi APC Primaries: Governor Yahaya Bello Emerges Winner (Source: Vanguard, March 2023)

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State has announced Governor Yahaya Bello as the winner of the party's governorship primaries. Bello, who is seeking re-election, polled 3,085 votes to defeat his closest rival, Abubakar Ohere, who scored 1,316 votes.

2. APC Chieftain, Abubakar Ohere, Challenges Governor Bello's Victory (Source: Daily Trust, March 2023)

Abubakar Ohere, a chieftain of the APC in Kogi State, has challenged the outcome of the party's governorship primaries, which declared Governor Yahaya Bello as the winner. Ohere, who scored 1,316 votes, has petitioned the APC National Working Committee (NWC) to review the results.

3. Kogi APC Crisis: Party Chieftains Back Governor Bello's Re-election Bid (Source: The Nation, February 2023)

Despite the crisis rocking the APC in Kogi State, party chieftains have thrown their weight behind Governor Yahaya Bello's re-election bid. The chieftains, who include former Governor Ibrahim Idris and Senator Smart Adeyemi, have urged party members to support Bello's bid for a second term.

4. APC Screens Governor Bello for Re-election (Source: Leadership, February 2023)

The APC Screening Committee has cleared Governor Yahaya Bello for the party's governorship primaries in Kogi State. The committee, which was set up by the APC National Working Committee (NWC), screened Bello and other aspirants for the party's ticket.

5. Kogi APC Primaries: Party Members Protest Over Alleged Rigging (Source: Punch, February 2023)

Some party members in Kogi State have protested the conduct of the APC governorship primaries, alleging that the process was marred by rigging and manipulation. The protesters, who were mainly supporters of Abubakar Ohere, called for the cancellation of the primaries and a fresh election.

These are some of the latest APC news in Kogi State. Please note that the news may be subject to change as new developments emerge.