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Nasarawa: Gov Sule announces Ombugadu as Wadada’s running mate

Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has announced Emmanuel Michael Ombugadu as the deputy governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state, following a decision reached at a stakeholders’ meeting held at the Governor’s Lodge in Abuja on Monday. Briefing journalists after the meeting, Governor Sule said the choice was finalized after […]

Nasarawa Governor Abdullahi Sule has selected Emmanuel Michael Ombugadu as the running mate for Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada in the state's upcoming gubernatorial election. This decision was made at a stakeholders' meeting held at the Governor’s Lodge in Abuja on Monday. The meeting brought together several qualified candidates, all of whom agreed to support the chosen deputy gubernatorial candidate.

Governor Sule praised the level of engagement from party stakeholders, despite the short notice, and explained that the meeting was moved to Abuja due to his official commitments. Wadada, the APC 2027 gubernatorial candidate, expressed his satisfaction with Ombugadu's selection, stating that it aligned with the party leadership's decisions and considered zoning factors.

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