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INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 2 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 1 ABIA GOVERNOR EMEKA UWAKOLAM A None 46 M FSLC, WAEC, LLB 2 DEPUTY AMARACHI C. OKOKA PRINCESS A None 46 F FSLC, WAEC, BSc GOVERNOR 3 GOVERNOR UBANI VINCENT ANTHONY AAC None 38 M BSc 4 DEPUTY EJIM PRECIOUS UDOCHI AAC None 41 F HND GOVERNOR 5 GOVERNOR OPARA ALPHONSIUS OBINNA ACD None 37 M FSLC, WAEC, BSc 6 DEPUTY BLESSING NWOSU IJEOMA ACD None 37 F FSLC, SSCE GOVERNOR 7 GOVERNOR OBINNA KELENNA ADC None 44 M LLB Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 3 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 8 ABIA DEPUTY OKWANDU NWANYINNA ADC None 43 F SSCE GOVERNOR 9 GOVERNOR OKEY OKORO UDO ADP None 46 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc 10 DEPUTY MEJORU AKABIE GODWIN ADP None 61 M FSLC, WAEC, ND GOVERNOR 11 GOVERNOR IGWO NNANNA OKPAN AGA None 30 M WAEC 12 DEPUTY EGBEAKA AUGUSTIN CHUKWUDI AGA None 53 M WAEC GOVERNOR 13 GOVERNOR ONUOHA UKO IGWE AGAP None 57 M SSCE 14 DEPUTY FRIDAY ECHARIA AGAP None 29 F SSCE GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 4 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 15 ABIA GOVERNOR ULUNWA UTOKANNANDU MORGAN ANP None 61 M OND 16 DEPUTY OKORIE IFEANYICHUKWU ANP None 35 M FSLC, NTBE GOVERNOR 17 GOVERNOR OGAH UCHECHUKWU SAMSON APC None 48 M FSLC, WASC, ND, HND 18 DEPUTY AZUBUIKE MARTINS OKECHUKWU APC None 49 M GCE, BL, LLB GOVERNOR 19 GOVERNOR ALEX OTTI APGA None 53 M FSLC, BSc, WASC, MBA 20 DEPUTY DR UCHE EME-UCHE APGA None 60 F BSc, WASC, MSc GOVERNOR 21 GOVERNOR UMEH CHARLES OKEZI APP None 38 M SSCE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 5 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 22 ABIA DEPUTY UKAH CHUKWUMA PRINCE APP None 34 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc GOVERNOR 23 GOVERNOR CHIJIOKE OWANTA ASD None 58 M FSLC, WAEC, BSc 24 DEPUTY KALU CHUKWUMA KALU ASD None 37 M FSLC, SSCE GOVERNOR 25 GOVERNOR MICHAEL IMIJO NDU AUN None 49 M SSCE, LLB, BL 26 DEPUTY NWANGUMA FRANCIS NNADOZIE AUN None 48 M NECO GOVERNOR 27 GOVERNOR CHINWUBA QUEEN EDITH CAP None 44 F FSLC, OND, HND, BTH ASIKARALINONU 28 DEPUTY FRANCIS U. OKEY CAP None 38 M BSc GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 6 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 29 ABIA GOVERNOR OBASI HEAVENS UGOCHUKWU DA None 48 M FSLC, SSCE, PGD 30 DEPUTY IZUCHUKWU NHAGU JUSTINE DA None 49 M FSLC, SSCE GOVERNOR 31 GOVERNOR PAUL CHINEDU EMMANUEL FRES None 39 M HND H 32 DEPUTY ENEREDU TESTIMONY FRES None 36 M BSc GOVERNOR H 33 GOVERNOR ANNYALEWACHI NWAOZURU GPN None 59 M HND 34 DEPUTY EZEOBI EUPHEMID CHIKA GPN None 32 F HND GOVERNOR 35 GOVERNOR GILBERT CHIKEZIE CHRIS ID None 52 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 7 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 36 ABIA DEPUTY IFEOMA AUGUSTA CHIKEZIE ID None 46 F FSLC, WASC, NCE GOVERNOR 37 GOVERNOR CHARLES OKECHUKWU OKEREKE JMPP None 63 M WASC, MSc 38 DEPUTY OKORONKWO MARTINS JMPP None 28 M WASC GOVERNOR ONYEMAEZE 39 GOVERNOR BENSON CHIBUNNA ONYEKACHI KP None 40 M FSLC, SSCE, M.Pharm 40 DEPUTY OKORO UCHE MARVELOUS KP None 40 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc GOVERNOR 41 GOVERNOR IGARA CEEKAY KALU LP None 49 M WAEC 42 DEPUTY AHUAMA CHIBUIKE LP None 61 M FSLC GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 8 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 43 ABIA GOVERNOR UDEAGHA ROSE UZOARU MPN None 69 F FSLC, SSCE 44 DEPUTY MADUKA CHINEDU HENRY MPN None 46 M SSCE GOVERNOR 45 GOVERNOR MADU ANTHONY CHUKWUONYE PDC None 50 M BL 46 DEPUTY DIKE CHIWANU N PDC None 36 M BSc GOVERNOR 47 GOVERNOR OKEZIE VICTOR IKPEAZU PDP None 54 M FSLC, GCE, BSc, MSc, PHD 48 DEPUTY UDE OKO CHUKWU PDP None 57 M FSLC, GCE, BSc, NCE, GOVERNOR MSc 49 GOVERNOR OKORONKWO FORTUNES PAUL PPC None 36 M BA, MSc Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 9 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 50 ABIA DEPUTY OBAIRI LOVEDAY PPC None 59 M BSc GOVERNOR 51 GOVERNOR CHUKWUDI NNABUGWU PPN None 42 M WAEC 52 DEPUTY OBI UGOCHUKWU CHRISTIAN PPN None 36 M WAEC GOVERNOR 53 GOVERNOR AWA EZEKIEL ANYA PT None 42 M WASC 54 DEPUTY ELILEGBU ELVIS CHISOM PT None 37 M BSc GOVERNOR 55 GOVERNOR AHAIWE UDOCHUKWU ELVIS RP None 36 M PHD 56 DEPUTY UKOHA ANDREW ANYACHI RP None 50 M SSCE GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 10 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 57 ABIA GOVERNOR HON.(MRS) BLESSING NWAGBA SDP None 59 F FSLC, PHD 58 DEPUTY OGU AUGUSTINE UCHENNA SDP None 32 M FSLC, SSCE GOVERNOR 59 GOVERNOR FRANCIS ONUGU UKWU UPP None 49 M SSCE 60 DEPUTY ONYIBOR MICHAEL IKECHUKWU UPP None 55 M WASC GOVERNOR 61 GOVERNOR NKORO JOSEPH NGOZI YPP None 36 M FSLC, WAEC, B.ENG 62 DEPUTY PRINCE OKOERE UDO YPP None 45 M FSLC, WAEC, HND, PGD GOVERNOR 63 GOVERNOR ORJI KINGSLEY ZLP None 43 M BSc Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 11 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 64 ABIA DEPUTY OBIOMA PRECIOUS ZLP None 37 M WAEC GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 12 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 1 ADAMAWA GOVERNOR HASSAN DANTSOHO A None 45 M SSCE 2 DEPUTY BASHIR ABUBAKAR SADIQ A None 23 M ND GOVERNOR 3 GOVERNOR AMED ALIYU AHMED AA None 45 M BTech 4 DEPUTY SIMON SHELLENG JAMES AA None 46 M BA GOVERNOR 5 GOVERNOR SAID LAWAN UBA .A. AAC None 36 M SSCE 6 DEPUTY NUJIR KIMDE W AAC None 39 M SSCE GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 13 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 7 ADAMAWA GOVERNOR DANIEL SHAGA ISMAILA ABP None 64 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc, MBA 8 DEPUTY ABDULKADIR SA'AD ABP None 39 M BSc GOVERNOR 9 GOVERNOR SHUAIBU BILKISU CHINDO ACD None 34 F FSLC, WAEC, BSc 10 DEPUTY HARUNA NUHU ACD None 49 M FSLC, SSCE, OND, HND GOVERNOR 11 GOVERNOR NYAKO ABDUL-AZIZ MURTALA ADC None 47 M NDA 12 DEPUTY DAGAZEE LAZARUS MICHEAL ADC None 46 M NABTEB GOVERNOR 13 GOVERNOR MUSA GARKIDA DAVID AGA None 48 M SSCE, HND Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 14 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 14 ADAMAWA DEPUTY ABDULRAHMAN A. HUSSENI AGA None 42 M SSCE GOVERNOR 15 GOVERNOR ABEL BEHORA ANN None 50 M WASC 16 DEPUTY IBRAHIM MAGAJI ANN None 60 M WASC GOVERNOR 17 GOVERNOR UMAR BELLO JADA ANP None 51 M WAEC 18 DEPUTY AMRON WONODUKIDO DADOU ANP None 63 M CITY & GUID GOVERNOR 19 GOVERNOR MOHAMMED UMAR JIBRILLA APC None 53 M FSLC, SSCE, DIPLOMA 20 DEPUTY MARTINS NASIR BABALE APC None 60 M FSLC, MBA GOVERNOR Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 15 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 21 ADAMAWA GOVERNOR SALIHU BIRIJI BANJIRAM APM Other 60 M FSLC, WAEC s 22 DEPUTY BELLO BABAJO APM None 40 M FSLC, NABTEB GOVERNOR 23 GOVERNOR AUDU RUKAYYA SHELLENG APP None 38 F ND 24 DEPUTY AUGUSTINE JAMES APP None 40 M FSLC GOVERNOR 25 GOVERNOR BALDEINO ELIZABETH ISAH CAP None 51 F DEGREE 26 DEPUTY NUHU JAMES CAP None 33 M NCE GOVERNOR 27 GOVERNOR AHMAD HASSAN DA None 37 M FSLC, SSCE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 16 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS FINAL LIST OF GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION REMARKS 28 ADAMAWA DEPUTY HADIZA MOHAMMED DA None 37 F FSLC, SSCE GOVERNOR 29 GOVERNOR DANJUMA MUHAMMED
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