APC Denies Dagogo Fubara Nomination Forms Despite Compliance

Dagogo Fubara, a director in the APC, publicly accused the party of denying him nomination forms after he fulfilled all necessary requirements. During a live interview on Arise Television, Fubara stated that this was not the first instance of such an occurrence, highlighting ongoing issues within the party's nomination process.
He claimed that the party's state organ limited the number of printed forms and that he had paid for the forms but was informed that they had been exhausted. Fubara expressed his surprise and disappointment, noting that the current system has been in place since 2012 and has not improved.
He emphasized the importance of the upcoming national convention, which he believes will bring in younger members to serve the party under President Bola Tinubu's leadership. Fubara's allegations point to a lack of transparency and fairness in the nomination process, which he argues is crucial for the party's viability in upcoming elections.
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