ADC Names Zakari Moham as Kwara Governorship Candidate
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) held its governorship primary in Kwara State on May 22, 2023, where Zakari Moham, the former House of Representatives spokesperson, emerged as the party's candidate. The results were announced on May 23, confirming Moham's victory with 18,860 votes.
The primary was characterized as a significant exercise in political discipline and organization, with the ADC aiming to build a cohesive electoral structure ahead of the 2027 general elections. Babatunde Moham, the ADC chairman, commended party members for their participation and described the process as peaceful and successful.
The primary was monitored by the Independent National Electoral Commission, ensuring a hitch-free process. The ADC's strategy included distributing senatorial and House of Representatives tickets alongside the governorship structure, with candidates confirmed across various constituencies in Kwara State.
The ADC's efforts reflect a calculated approach to avoid fragmentation and strengthen its political platform in the state.
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