The All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday presented the rundown of presidential and senatorial possibility to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in an offer to beat the October 18 due date.
The Guardian discovered that the APC's executive of the association, Alhaji Abubakar Kari, drove other ranking staff of the gathering in a marked vehicle to present the rundown around 3:00 p.m.
Many gathering fat cats from the nation over were seen at the secretariat talking in quieted tones, indeterminate if their names were on the rundown. The gathering was additionally said to have resisted INEC's organization by proceeding to show a rundown of hopefuls from Zamfara State.
INEC had prohibited the APC from handling competitors, after the lapse of the stipulated time.
Yet, an agent executive of data in the commission, Aliyu Bello, stated: "The extent that we are concerned, the issue of Zamfara is abandoned.
We are not gathering any rundown from them, as they neglected to get together with the required standard."
He included that INEC couldn't be held at risk for the disappointment of the gathering to conform to sacred arrangements.
All endeavors by The Guardian to see the rundown demonstrated unsuccessful, as gathering authorities guaranteed it remained a firmly watched mystery.
Among those at the scene was Senator Ovie Omo-Agege (Delta Central), who has a place with a group of the gathering in Delta State.
The emergency shaking the APC in the state got ugly, as a Federal High Court in Asaba controlled the National Working Committee (NWC) from presenting any rundown from the state to INEC.
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