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The All Progressive Congress for the umpteenth time has revised the timetable and schedule of activities for the governorship, State House of Assembly, Senate, and House of Representatives primary elections.

The development came a day after the National Working Committee postponed the screening of the presidential screening exercise.

The revised timetable was announced by the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Felix Morka, on Monday night on Wednesday at the APC Secretariat in Abuja.

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Morka stated that the recently cleared 145 governorship and State House of Assembly aspirants will test their popularity at the primaries that will be determined by state and local government delegates respectively on Thursday, May 26.

On Friday, May 26, the 340 senatorial aspirants who recently got a clean bill of health at the party screening will undergo another litmus test to win the votes of their local government delegates.

The last primary, which involved the House of Representatives aspirants will be determined by local government delegates on Saturday, May 28.

On the special convention for the Presidential Primary, Morka disclosed that “It will be held as scheduled on Sunday, 29th – Monday, 30th of May, 2022.” (Punch)

 

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