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Bayelsa State Governorship Election, 2019 Final List of Candidates INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 2 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 1 BAYELSA GOVERNOR EBIZIMO DIRIYAI A None 49 M SSCE, LLB, BL OFF COMMISSIONER'S QUARTERS, OPOLO YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 2 DEPUTY GOVERNOR DANGOSU MACAUSTINE MACLEAN A None 62 M HND OTUOZIGBO COMPOUND, OTAKEME, OGBIA LGA 3 GOVERNOR KALANGO STANLEY DAVIES AAC None 39 M FSLC, SSCE, NECO EDERIE SCHOOL EDEPIE, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 4 DEPUTY GOVERNOR NATHANIEL EREGUADEI ABULE AAC None 40 F FSLC, SSCE, HND AKENFA 1, YENAGOA 5 GOVERNOR OWEI-TONGU WONIWEI AD None 49 M SSCE 59 MELFOV-DOKILO WAY OVOM BAYELSA 6 DEPUTY GOVERNOR IKEINKA GENESIS DOIKUMO AD None 45 M SSCE OKPOKIRI WARI COMPOUND OGBOINBIRI Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 3 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 7 BAYELSA GOVERNOR FELAGHA ADIKA PATRICK ADP None 35 M BSc AKUDAMA YENAGOA 8 DEPUTY GOVERNOR TUBO EBITIENE ADP None 35 F FSLC, WASC, BSc SWALI YENAGOA 9 GOVERNOR FAYEOFORI T. BOB-MANUEL AGAP None 42 M NECO No. 95 SAMPHINO ROAD, KPANSIA EPIE 10 DEPUTY GOVERNOR EBIMENE SOLOMON SHANKER AGAP None 40 M NECO No. 15 ABA ROAD, D-LINE, PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE 11 GOVERNOR KUNDE NOAH ANP None 56 M BTech IGBEDI TOWN, BAYELSA STATE 12 DEPUTY GOVERNOR FURO TAUTOGU KEMMER ANP None 42 M WASC NO. 8A CHIEF GAM-DEDE, NEMBE CITY, BATELSA STATE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 4 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 13 BAYELSA GOVERNOR ABBEY E. DANIEL APA None 43 M FSLC, WAEC, BSc AKENFA 1, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 14 DEPUTY GOVERNOR WELEKE ENEBIWAIKUMO S. APA None 42 F SSCE OPOLO - EPIE, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 15 GOVERNOR LYON DAVID PEREWORIMINI APC None 49 M FSLC, WASC, NCE DAVID LYON'S RESIDENCE, ADIBO COMPOUND IGBOGENE-EPIE, YENAGOA 16 DEPUTY GOVERNOR BIOBARAKUMA DEGI-EREMIENYO APC None 60 M FSLC, WASC, BSc, MBA THE VICTOR HOUSE, ILULU, NEMBE, BAYELSA STATE 17 GOVERNOR DANIEL TONWORIO BENWARI APGA None 44 M FSLC, NECO NEMBE BASSAMBIRI 18 DEPUTY GOVERNOR EGBE ROSE PAMELA APGA None 59 F DIPLOMA KOLOKUMA, OPOPKUMA LGA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 5 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 19 BAYELSA GOVERNOR ERES ASEIMIEGHA ORUAMA APM None 67 M FSLC, WASC, DIPLOMA No. 4 CHIEF ISIKPI ROADS OKAKA YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 20 DEPUTY GOVERNOR ANTHONY OYINBRAKEMI SUNDAY FUNPUDE APM None 52 M FSLC, WAEC, BSc EBILADE COMPOUND OFF GOODNEWS STREET DON JACOBS, YENAGOA, BAYELSA 21 GOVERNOR SAMUEL IZIBEYAMADU DANDY JOB APP None 37 M FSLC, SSCE, HND SAMUEL JOBS RESIDENCE, ROYAL FM RD, AGUABAMA, EPIE, YENAGOA 22 DEPUTY GOVERNOR OGONIBA RUFUS WISAZIBA APP None 48 M FSLC OTUADU TOWN, OGBIA BAYELSA 23 GOVERNOR AWOTU ONIEKPE ASD None 39 M SSCE 158, OKUTUKUTU, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 24 DEPUTY GOVERNOR AKANGA EBIKIBIBO DAVIES ASD None 37 M WAEC 3, AKWANGA STREET, TOMBIA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 6 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 25 BAYELSA GOVERNOR JOSEPH P. GEREBO BNPP None 44 M NECO, BSc 21 OKAKA ROAD YENAGOA BAYELSA 26 DEPUTY GOVERNOR OKADU KENNETH BNPP None 40 M WAEC OKAKA ROAD YANAGOA BAYELSA 27 GOVERNOR OWEIFABO FELIX EBIKEMEFA CAP None 38 M SSCE, NECO TUNGBO TOWN SAGBAMA LGA 28 DEPUTY GOVERNOR VICTORY IZIBEDUENIYA ISHIE CAP None 39 F LLM 1, MAY VILLE CLOSE, ALONG OPOLLO YENAGOA 29 GOVERNOR GEORGE ONUME CNP None 47 M GCE IGBOGEME-EPIE, YENAGOA 30 DEPUTY GOVERNOR DENSON A. OJIGBARE CNP None 45 M SSCE AIRFORCE RD., OKALA-EPIE, YENAGOA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 7 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 31 BAYELSA GOVERNOR OSELE ANTHONY DA None 42 M FSLC, SSCE, ND NEMBE CITY, BAYELSA 32 DEPUTY GOVERNOR ISULA EBURUKU DA None 47 M FSLC, WASC EKEKI EPIE, YENAGOA 33 GOVERNOR SEIYEFA FETEPIGI ECHES DPC None 47 F FSLC, WAEC, SSCE, BSc IGBOBELEU-POLO, NEMBE 34 DEPUTY GOVERNOR MOSES FELIX BOLOUKUROMO DPC None 58 M WASCE 102, OBORO RD., FOROAMA, AMASSOMA LGA, BAYELSA STATE 35 GOVERNOR OGUARA NENGIMONYO DPP None 37 F FSLC, WAEC OPEHO/ELBELE RD., KPANSA 2, YENAGOA 36 DEPUTY GOVERNOR EGULE KAMESUO ROLAND DPP None 37 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc NO.4, OGUHE STR., BIOGBOLO IZPIE, YENAGOA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 8 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 37 BAYELSA GOVERNOR AKUSI PIUS FJP None 40 M SSCE EKEREMOR TOWN, BAYELSA 38 DEPUTY GOVERNOR IMOMOTIMI WEREDE FJP None 40 M Bed DKURU PELE OKOLOBIRI, GBARAIN, YENAGOA 39 GOVERNOR PREYE BENSON FRESH None 43 M OND 105, MBAMA BIOGOLO ROAD YENAGOA 40 DEPUTY GOVERNOR KEREMAH ENENI MERCY-GEORGE FRESH None 44 F BSc OKAKA ESTATE, ROAD 6, BLOCK 45 YENAGOA 41 GOVERNOR ZIDOUGHA GIDEON ROLAND ENEYI GPN None 47 M FSLC, WASC, HND, BSc, 56, EBIS ROAD, BIOGBOLO, YENAGOA, MBF BAYELSA STATE 42 DEPUTY GOVERNOR TALBORT JOHNNE MACLEAN GPN None 52 M WAEC, LLB, BL 10 CONGRAS SCHOOL STREET, OPOLO, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 9 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 43 BAYELSA GOVERNOR TIMIPA JENKINS OKPONIPERE HDP None 45 M FSLC, SSCE IWOFE ROAD, PORT HARCOURT 44 DEPUTY GOVERNOR ATO ALFREDER ALAJIKI HDP None 38 F FSLC, SSCE, BSc OTITIO ROAD, YENAGOA 45 GOVERNOR OWEBOR FREEDOM KP None 40 M NECO EKEKU COMM., YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 46 DEPUTY GOVERNOR GOLDEN MAXSON AGAGOWEI KP None 43 M SSCE NIKTU RD., YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 47 GOVERNOR VIJAH ELDRED OPUAMA LM None 38 M FSLC, WASC 60 OLD SCHOOL ROAD YENAGOA 48 DEPUTY GOVERNOR IDE FRANKLIN BOKOLO LM None 37 M FSLC, WAEC AMARATA BAYELSA STATE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 10 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 49 BAYELSA GOVERNOR NUMOFE EBIOWEI LP None 45 M OND BOSY WATER ROAD, ALONG TOMBIA/AMASSOMA YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 50 DEPUTY GOVERNOR GODFREY FRIDAY OPUENE LP None 51 M BSc No. 20 BINAWARI STREET, ETEGWU, YENAGOA 51 GOVERNOR OKIAH JONES DAMINOLA MMN None 54 M FSLC, WAEC, DIPLOMA OTUEKE, BAYELSA 52 DEPUTY GOVERNOR JAMES GEOFEREY MIESEIYEFA MMN None 66 M FSLC, WAEC, BSc, PGDE AKAIBIRI, BAYELSA STATE 53 GOVERNOR CLEMENT BLESSING AZIBANAGBAL MPN None 43 F SSCE 12 EKA STREET OPOLO EPIE TOWN, YENAGOA 54 DEPUTY GOVERNOR KPOU SERGEANT THOMAS MPN None 66 M SSCE, NCE TORUS COMPOUND POLOBUBOU SILGA, BAYELSA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 11 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 55 BAYELSA GOVERNOR MIEBAIKEDO EBIPADE NCP None 42 M FSLC, SSCE BOLO-ORUA, SAGBAMA LGA, BAYELSA STATE 56 DEPUTY GOVERNOR FRANKLIN PABARA EBISINDEI NCP None 35 M FSLC, SSCE IGEIBIRI COMMUNITY, SOUTHERN IJAW LGA, BAYELSA STATE 57 GOVERNOR KALAS AGAI NDLP None 45 M ND NIMIBOFA COMPOUND, BY CHINESE JUNCTION OSIRI ROAD, EKEKI YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 58 DEPUTY GOVERNOR GBOMOH AMAEBI NDLP None 41 M ND AYAMA QUARTERS OKUMBIRI, SALGA, BAYELSA STATE 59 GOVERNOR NAMATEBE INKO ABRAHAM NNPP None 70 M GRADE II ST. PIUS STR., OFF IMIRINGI RD., YENAGOA 60 DEPUTY GOVERNOR INKO LAYE NNPP None 39 M SSCE INKO COMPDOUND, DANTATA RD., YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony Secretary, INEC Page 12 INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION BAYELSA STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION, 2019 FINAL LIST OF CANDIDATES S/N STATE POSITION NAME OF CANDIDATE PARTY PWD AGE GENDER QUALIFICATION ADDRESS 61 BAYELSA GOVERNOR ALEX AKPOEBI BUFUMOH NPC None 47 M FSLC, SSCE, BSc, MA TAMU-ODONI QUARTER, ODONI TOWN, SAIGA LGA 62 DEPUTY GOVERNOR INENEGHA AMADE NPC None 37 F SSCE DIKUMA - AMA, OKPOAMA 63 GOVERNOR FRANCOIS O. TUAMOKUMO NRM None 68 M BSc 9010 RIGGS RD ADELPHI MARYLAND 20783 USA 64 DEPUTY GOVERNOR MICAH AKEEMS NRM None 42 M WAEC OGBIA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, BAYELSA STATE 65 GOVERNOR AUGUSTUS EBIUMONE OGOUN NUP None 44 M WASC OGOUN CLOSE ROYAL FM ROAD, AGUDAMA EPIE YENAGOA 66 DEPUTY GOVERNOR ETOTAZIBA OMIEWORO NUP None 63 M WASC KOLO III, OGBIA LGA YENAGOA Signed: _____________________________ Rose Oriaran-Anthony
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