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Independent National Electoral Commission Nominated Candidates for Governorship Election 2007 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION NOMINATED CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION 2007 STATE NAME OF GOV. CANDIDATE GENDER DEPUTY GOV. CANDIDATE GENDER PARTY REMARK ABIA UGWU CHRIS CHIBUZO M OTTAH NDUKWE ARU M D.P.P ORJI THEODORE AHAMEFULE M CHRIS AKOMAS M P.P.A REV. DR OBIOMA ONYEAMAGHALA M PRINCE EZEBUNWA M FRESH HON. IHEANACHO OBIOMA M IGBOKO UBA .O M A.C CHIEF IKECHI EMENIKE M HON. CHIEF EMMANUEL IHUNNA GODWIN OGBUJI M A.N.P.P KINGSLEY ONYEKWERE OLUOCHA M ENGR. CHIJIOKE JOSEPH M N.D.P CHUKWUDI BENEDICT AGOHA M CHIEF DANS BLESSING ADOKIYE M R.P.N CHIEF CHUKU NWACHUKU M CHIEF/BARR. CHIDI EKEMEZIE ONYEABOR M L.P CHRISTIAN .U. WOGU M DR. INNOCENT EBERECHI. CHIKUWA M N.A.P CHIEF SAMUEL CHUKWUMA EKE M EZEH EJIMUGO EBIRIM M C.P.P ONYEMA UGOCHUKWU M HON. CHINWENDU NWANGANGA JENSEN F P.D.P CHIEF BARR. NNAMDI UCHENDU M EVG. NNANMDI AMADI M A.P.S UDODINMA CHIMEREZE OKPARA M STANLY OKORO NDEM OKPI M APGA CHIEF UCHE IHEDIGBO M CHIEF KELECHI ODIKPO M A.D.C DR. EPHRAIN IROAKAZI M ALUKA G. CHIDIEGWU M AA MAC ANTHONY NWAIHU M OGBUNACHARA OKECHUKWU M BNPP NAVY CAPT. JERRY OBIKE OGONNA M ROSEMARY MADUKA (MRS) F NPC CHIEF BAR. NNAMDI UCHENDU D. M EVAN. NNAMDI AMACHI M APS AKWA IBOM ITA B. EKPO M HON. BASSEY ESSIEN M APGA EWANG SAM EWANG M DR. ESIN BASSEY NKEREUWEN M A.N.P.P PASTOR CYRIL TOHOWO M ERNEST UDO OTONG M C.P.P EKENG AKPAN ANAM-NDU M BARR. EMMANUEL D. UKOH M L.P EKEKRE MACAULEY EMAH M UBOH ANIEFIOK M N.D.P INOKON J. INOKON M DAVID ARCHIBONG M N.S.D.P BARR. GODSWILL OBOT AKPABIO M ENGR. PATRICK AKPAN EKPOTU M P.D.P DR. CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN EKPENYONG M IDONGESIT GODWIN UDOKPO M P.P.A OWOKABI SALIS M ? - A.P.N MR. EDET INWANG M NSSIEN EBITU M A.D.C UDOAKA EMMANUEL UDOAKA M HON. ABILAHAWI ABILAHAWI M RPN ADAMAWA MURITALA HAMMANYERO NYAKO M BARR. BALA JAMES NGILARI M P.D.P ZIRA KWADA AMOS M UMAR IBRAHIM M P.P.P DAVID DONAT BARAU M HAMAJODA ABBA M P.P.A CLIFFORD BURABARI M COMM. IDRIS YOLA M N.C.P BALA JOHNES TAKAYA M ALHAJI ALIYU HASSAN TURAKI M D.P.P ABDULRAHMAN ADAMU M MARKUS GAMACHE M A.N.P.P EZRA AHMED IBRAHIM M AHMADU .A. ABUBAKAR M A.D MAL. JUBRIL SAMPOPSO DAKSON M RICHARD ALI BUBA M A.A IBRAHIM BAPTEL M PITHON PENO POWER M A.C CHIEF JOEL HAMJODA MADAKI M ALHAJI UMARU JOJI MAINA M L.P AMINU HAMMAN JODA FURO M REV. PETER MOSES M A.P.G.A MOHAMMED GAMBO M ALH. MUSHAHU MODIBBO M A.D.C CONFIDENTIAL Page 1 of 11 MARCH 8, 2007 ANAMBRA STANLEY CHIKAODILI OKEKE M BARR. OKEY EZECHIGBO M C.D.C EMEKA OKAFOR M EBONWU OZOEMENA ANTHONY M P.P.A CHIEF DR. MIKE MBANEFO NWABUONU M MRS. NJIDEKA HELEN E. F R.P.N EZENWA VICTOR OSITADINMA M DORATHY OKEANYANWU O. F D.P.P CHIEF ANIBGATA VICTOR IKECHUKWU M MRS. OKPALA EDWINA AZUKA F N.D.P DR. ANDY E. UBA M MRS. STELLA ODIFE F P.D.P OBIWUNE FIDELIS UCHENNA M ONYEKA EUNICE N. M C.P.P JOHN UCHECKUKWU ONYEBUCHI M OSAKWE AUGUSTINE AZUBUIKE M L.P DAME VIRGINIA ETIABA F DR. PAUL CHIKA DIKE M A.P.G.A ARTHUR OBIEFUNA NWANDU M OBIANEFO IWUCHUKWU M P.M.P PRINCE LAWSON IGBOANUGO AROH M CHRIS KANAYO AGANEKWU M P.P.P NJIDEKA UKOCHI O. A. M ANAYO A. ARINZE M A.D.C VALENTINE NWUBOFOR M ARINZE NDUBUISI M BNPP ALEXANDER OBIOGBOLU M OHAEMESI SYLVANUS NDEKANU M APS BAUCHI MOHAMMED NADADA UMAR M SENATOR ABUBAKAR MAIKAFI M P.D.P IBRAHIM SAIDU ABUBAKAR M AUWAL MUNKAILA M C.P.P ADAMU MU'AZU M IDI MOHAMMED M N.S.D.P ISA YUGUDA M GARBA MOHAMMED GADI M A.N.P.P ADAMU MUHAMMAD BULKACHUWA M ABU MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI IBRAHIM M D.P.P REV. JOSHUA RAY MAINA M ALHAJI MOHAMMED MODIBO M P.P.A SA'EED T.SAMBO M IBRAHIM ABU AHMADU M A.D AHMED SHUAIBU M ALHAJI AMINU AHMED M A.C ADAMU DANJUMA MUSA M SULEIMAN GAMBARIN M A.P.G.A ABDULLAHI MOHAMMED M ABDULSALAMI USMAN M A.D.C BAYELSA AMGBARE EBITIMI CHRIS KEMEDOKUMOR (PRINCE) M IKELEMO COMMANDER ENOCH M AC ELDER BETHEL PARAS AMABEBE M FREDRICK NYANANYO M ANPP SEN. JOHN KOJO BRAMBAIFA M MR. SOLOMON E. APREALA M DPP CHIEF GWEGWE R. OKPOEBI M IBO OZITI M NDP REV. IGBADIWEI GODKNOWS TAM M REV. OPIAH ELIJAH CHURCHMAN M NNPP CHIEF K. GBALIGHA GBALIKUMA M ALEX BENAEBI AKATA M PPA HON. AUSTINE INEI ASAMAOWEI M CHIEF OPUENE ISAIAH MUMO M RPN TIMIPRE MARLIN SYLVA M RT. HON. PEREMOBOWEI EBEBI M PDP IFIDI OPUEBI WILLIAMS M BODISCOWEI ADOU MLP RV. DR. FAMOUS ENIMIKEMI C.S.J.P M DAN-WEINOWEI COSTOM M MRDD JOHN TAMARA-EBOMODE DORGU M DR. EBINABO GIBSON INOGHA M ADC PRINCE CHARLES OKUBOEBI M AJIBADA TEMITOPE SENU M A.P.G.A BENUE CHRIS ALEYI NWOICHO M M. A. AKPAGHER GODFRED M NMDP MR. SIMON IORWUESE CHIANSON M HON. ODIHI PATRICK ALECHENU M AD SHIMA AYATI M DR. ELLA OGOELLA M AC JUSTINA NGIHEMBAN AMIRE F MARK AMEH ODEH M MDJ SEN DANIEL I. SAROR M CHIEF ANDREW SALEH IDAKWO M ANPP MAJ. GEN. JOHN W.T GBOR (RTD) M USMAN OTAFU ADAMS M DPP REV. TIMOTHY LIAMBE KANYION M MR. STEVE OIWONA ABBA MND AONDO-AKAA PATRICIA ASHI F AMEH ABOH ALEX M NDP CONFIDENTIAL Page 2 of 11 MARCH 8, 2007 MANASSEH JOSHUA M BARR. GABRIEL ADEYUMA M PPA GABRIEL TORWUA SUSWAN M STEPHEN O. LAWANI M PDP HON. TONDU JOSEPH M HON. AMEH IDOKO M A.P.G.A ROSELINE ADA CHANGE F SAMSON AGADA M A.D.C HON. GODWIN AMAHE UDO M CLEMENT DUCHE M DPA BORNO SENATOR ALI MODU SHERIFF M ALH. ADAMU SHETTIMA M A.N.P.P ALH. ABDULLAHI ZAIFADA M ALH. BUKAR BARMA M P.P.A MOHAMMED UMARA KUMALIA M ABBA HABIB ADAMU M A.C SHETIMA S. HARUNA M UMAR MUSTAPHA KUMSHER M D.P.P IBRAHIM SAIDU BURASHIKA M KACHALLA MALLAM MAI M A.L.P KASHIM IBRAHIM IMAM M ZANNA MUSTAPHA UMAR M P.D.P ALH. BUKAR MUSTAPHA M ? A.P.S ALH. 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