Ahmadu Fintiri of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been affirmed as the elected governor of Adamawa State bu a court of appeal. The appellate court which upheld the decision of the tribunal, which on October 28 dismissed Aishatu Binani’s petition and upheld the declaration by the Independent National …
Read More »INEC cancels declaration of Binani as Adamawa gov-elect, summons REC
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has canceled the declaration of Senator Aisha Dahiru, popularly known as Binani, as the winner of the governorship election in Adamawa State. The electoral body also summoned the Resident Electoral Commissioner for the state, Barrister Hudu Yunusa over the controversial declaration. …
Read More »APC’s Aisha Binani declared winner of Adamawa governorship election
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared APC Senator Aishatu Dahiru Binani the winner of the Adamawa governorship election. The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for the state, Hudu Yunusa made the declaration this morning, April 16, following the supplementary election held on Saturday, April 15. Results …
Read More »BREAKING: Court Restores Binani As Adamawa APC Guber Candidate
The Appeal Court in Yola has affirmed Aishatu Binani as the standard governorship flag-bearer of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa state. Earlier, the court nullified the primaries that produced Aishatu Binani as the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidates for Adamawa states. The court had declared that there would …
Read More »”How can you allow a woman to win election?”- Activist, Waspapping reacts to news of Sen. Aishatu Binani defeating Nuhu Ribadu to win Adamawa APC Governorship ticket
Popular Nigerian activist on Twitter has condemned Adamawa delegates for allowing a woman, Senator Aishatu Binani, to win the APC governorship primary in the state. Reacting to the news on his Twitter handle, he wrote ”How can you allow a woman to win election? Worrying times for the people …
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