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NDC NWC RESOLVES CHIKUN/KAJURU TICKET DISPUTE, CONFIRMS BUHARI UDAWA AS CANDIDATE. (PHOTO).


 NDC NWC Resolves Chikun/Kajuru Ticket Dispute, Confirms Buhari Udawa As Candidate


The National Working Committee (NWC) of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has resolved the dispute over the party’s House of Representatives ticket for Chikun/Kajuru Federal Constituency, confirming Hon. Buhari Udawa as its authentic candidate for the forthcoming 2027 general elections.


According to the party, Udawa had earlier been declared the winner of the House of Representatives primary election by the party’s Electoral Committee and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) after securing the highest number of votes.


The dispute arose following conflicting claims over the party’s ticket, with the state chairman reportedly announcing Hon. Alexander Adanu as his preferred candidate, while the party structure in Chikun Local Government Area declared Hon. Francis Mathew Bobai as its preferred choice.


However, the NDC’s National Publicity Secretary reportedly dismissed both announcements as null and void, insisting that the certified election documents showed that Udawa secured the highest number of valid votes and was duly declared the winner of the primary election.


The party also confirmed Senator Danjuma Tella La’ah as its governorship candidate in Kaduna State.


Meanwhile, INEC has reportedly published Udawa’s name and particulars on its final list of candidates released some weeks ago, further affirming his candidacy, according to the statement.


Following the resolution, the NDC called on all aspirants, party stakeholders and supporters across Chikun and Kajuru to unite behind Udawa and work towards the party’s victory in the forthcoming general elections.


The party urged members to put the dispute behind them and focus on strengthening its structures and mobilising support ahead of the 2027 polls.


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