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Edo Decides: Ighodalo, Okpebholo, others slug it out for guber seat

by NewsNet Nigeria
2 years ago
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Edo Decides: Ighodalo, Okpebholo, others slug it out for guber seat
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Today’s Edo State governorship is currently ongoing with a total of 2,629,025 registered voters.

Residents of Edo State will decide at the polls who leads them in the next four years after Governor Godwin Obaseki finally bows out.

They are 17 candidates slugging it out in the Edo governorship contest, comprising 16 men and a woman.

The candidates below:

Olumide Akpata – Labour Party (LP)

Asue Ighodalo – Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)

Monday Okpebholo – All Progressives Congress (APC)

Uwaifo Osaro — Action Alliance (AA)

Aner Aliu — Social Democratic Party (SDP)

Azena Azemhe Friday — New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP)

Osifo Isiah — All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA)

Ugiagbe Sylvester — All People Movement (APM)

Areleogbe Osalumese — All Peoples Party (APP)

Akhime Afere — Action Democratic Party (ADP)

Udoh David — African Action Congress (AAC)

Akhalamhe Amiemenoghena — Zenith Labour Party (ZLP)

Osirame Edeipo — Boot Party (BP)

Iyere Kennedy — Accord Party (AP)

Obazele Agbone — African Democratic Congress (ADC)

Key Ndidi — Peoples Redemption Party (PRP)

Okungbowa Ovbokhan — Young Progressive Party (YPP)

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