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Osun 2026: Adeleke’s Campaign Council urges INEC to address election concerns

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The Imole Campaign Council, the platform coordinating the re-election bid of Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to address alleged shortcomings recorded during recent off-cycle and by-elections ahead of the state’s governorship election.

The Director-General of the campaign council, Lere Oyewumi, made the call while speaking with journalists in Osogbo on Monday, where he raised concerns over the credibility of previous elections and urged the electoral umpire to strengthen its processes.

Oyewumi alleged that during some recent off-cycle and by-elections held in Ogun, Oyo, Jigawa and Ekiti states, persons suspected to be “mercenary voters” were issued Permanent Voter Cards, PVCs, shortly before election day.

He also expressed concerns over the alleged shortage of ballot papers and other sensitive election materials, claiming that some irregularities were recorded during the 2026 Ekiti State governorship election, including the circulation of pre-thumbprinted ballot papers.

According to him, technical difficulties linked to the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BVAS, affected the conduct of elections in Ekiti State and the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Area Council polls.

The lawmaker further alleged that during recent elections in Anambra, Ekiti and the FCT, some political parties that did not participate in the contests were listed on ballot papers and result sheets.

Speaking on specific concerns ahead of the Osun governorship election, Oyewumi claimed that the campaign council had received reports of alleged statements by some All Progressives Congress, APC, leaders regarding the possible preloading of BVAS machines ahead of the poll.

“We have been inundated with boastful statements reportedly made by some Osun APC leaders about preloading BVAS machines ahead of the governorship election in the state,” he said.

Oyewumi described the allegation, if proven true, as a serious threat to the integrity of electronic accreditation and a possible indication of an attempt to influence the outcome of the election.

He also raised concerns over INEC’s ongoing distribution of new PVCs, urging the commission to ensure the process remains open, transparent and free from any form of manipulation.

“We have been notified about the commencement of the distribution of new PVCs by INEC. However, we have serious concerns about the transparency of the process, and we hereby warn that any move to disenfranchise Osun voters by withholding their PVCs will not be tolerated,” he stated.

The campaign council insisted that PVC collection must be conducted transparently, warning against any form of proxy collection.

Oyewumi stressed that the concerns raised were not intended to discredit INEC but were aimed at encouraging improvements and ensuring a more credible electoral process through constructive engagement.

He said the Osun governorship election would provide another opportunity for Nigeria’s democratic institutions to demonstrate their commitment to free, fair and transparent elections.

“The people of Osun are peaceful, politically conscious and deeply committed to democracy. They expect nothing short of a free, fair, transparent and credible election that faithfully reflects the wishes of the electorate,” he added.

The campaign council consequently urged INEC to carefully consider the issues raised and take necessary corrective measures before the August 15 governorship election.

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2027: INEC publishes final names of governorship candidates across states [FULL LIST]

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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has published the final list of all governorship candidates across the federation.

INEC unveiled the list on Saturday ahead of next year’s general elections.

Below is the final list based on the various states participating in the 2027 polls:

ABIA
AAC – Umezurike Doris Uzumma – 39 Yrs
ADC – Kalu Kalu Agu – 53 Yrs
ADP – Ikechukwu George Nwachukwu – 43 Yrs
APC – Opah Eric Chinemeucheya – 55 Yrs
APGA – Ijioma Uchechukwu Charles – 52 Yrs
APM – Umunnah Victor Jireh – 51 Yrs
APP – Ijioma Nwokoro Ijioma – 63 Yrs
LP – Otti Alex Chioma – 61 Yrs
NDC – Ogah Iroetugo Ndubuisi – 53 Yrs
NDP – Leo Onyekwere – 61 Yrs
NNPP – Anthony Kelechi Apugo – 56 Yrs
NRM – Jerry Jerry – 61 Yrs
PDP – Anosike Kelechi – 52 Yrs
SDP – Obasi Uba Ekeagbara – 55 Yrs
ZLP – Onukwue Prince Chibunna – 50 Yrs

ADAMAWA
A – Cholli Yahaya – 43 Yrs
AA – Dawa Philip B – 44 Yrs
AAC – Hussaini Sulaiman Tahir – 71 Yrs
ADC – Modibbo Hammantukur Ribadu – 59 Yrs
ADP – Umaru Babangida Bajabure – 46 Yrs
APC – Aminu Ahmed Galadima – 62 Yrs
APGA – Bashir Suleiman Alhaji – 47 Yrs
APM – Abdulrahman Bashir Haske – 36 Yrs
APP – Aliyu Suleiman – 53 Yrs
DLA – Tame Vadlya Tizhe – 50 Yrs
LP – Ishaku Elisha Cliff – 46 Yrs
NDC – Dahiru Aishatu Ahmed – 55 Yrs
NNPP – Bundi Ahmadu Pius – 39 Yrs
NRM – Samuel Faith Monday – 41 Yrs
PDP – Vunobolki Maurice Michael – 54 Yrs
SDP – Nathaniel Christopher Osim – 64 Yrs
YPP – Theman Wafarninyi – 55 Yrs
ZLP – Alahirah Maimako – 68 Yrs

AKWA IBOM
A – Akpan Ignatius Cyril – 43 Yrs
AA – Otong Edidiong Effiong – 46 Yrs
AAC – Udoh Stephen Mfon – 46 Yrs
ADC – John James Akpanudoedehe – 62 Yrs
ADP – Archibong Inimbom Nsikak – 39 Yrs
APC – Eno Umo Bassey – 62 Yrs
APGA – Jimmy Stella Monday – 41 Yrs
APM – Udokpan Nsidibe Sampson – 61 Yrs
APP – Umoh Emem – 36 Yrs
BP – Ekpenyong Akaninyene Efiong – 52 Yrs
DLA – Akpan Jeremiah Udoh – 48 Yrs
LP – Mbaba Michael Bush – 55 Yrs
NDC – Enyong Michael Okon – 57 Yrs
NDP – Akpan Michael Udo – 58 Yrs
NNPP – Inemesit Edem Akpan – 50 Yrs
NRM – Ekong Mfon Udo – 52 Yrs
PDP – Brownson Ibanga Akpan – 48 Yrs
PRP – George Mfonobong Edet – 45 Yrs
SDP – Effiong Asuomo Rosemary – 49 Yrs
ZLP – Umo Blessing Okon – 48 Yrs

BAUCHI
AAC – Adamu Abdullahi – 61 Yrs
ADC – Halliru Dauda Jika – 50 Yrs
ADP – Shehu Jinda Yunusa – 41 Yrs
APC – Abubakar Mohammed Abdullahi – 69 Yrs
APGA – Naziru Usman – 42 Yrs
APM – Adamu Yakubu – 46 Yrs
APP – Abdulhamid Kabiru Shuwa – 54 Yrs
LP – Aliyu Idris Muhammad – 36 Yrs
NDC – Kashim Ibrahim Muhammad – 65 Yrs
NDP – Haruna Muhammad Ningi – 53 Yrs
NRM – Zaharaddin Muhammad Muhammad – 37 Yrs
PDP – Adamu Usman Ahmed – 48 Yrs
PRP – Umar Shehu Buba – 50 Yrs
YPP – Aliyu Umar A.g – 37 Yrs
ZLP – Babageidam Lami – 56 Yrs

BENUE
ADC – Hembe Iorwase Herman – 51 Yrs
ADP – Nyibiam Kwaghshir – 44 Yrs
APC – Alia Hyacinth Iormem – 60 Yrs
APM – Adagba D. Iorhen – 37 Yrs
APP – Ujah Mercy Engole – 43 Yrs
DLA – Ochenehi Dominic – 44 Yrs
LP – Byuan Mathias Terwase – 51 Yrs
NDC – Shija Terhemba – 65 Yrs
NRM – Wombo Terese Paul – 35 Yrs
PDP – Aondoakaa Michael Kaase – 64 Yrs
PRP – Chenge Roseline Ada – 55 Yrs
ZLP – Ogbe Simon Ocheme – 35 Yrs

BORNO
AA – Goni Bulama – 37 Yrs
ADC – Babagana Buhari – 58 Yrs
ADP – Monguno Rufai Alhaji – 56 Yrs
APC – Gubio Alhaji Mustapha – 52 Yrs
APM – Ahmad Tijjani Isah – 46 Yrs
APP – Garga Bukar – 46 Yrs
LP – Konto Umar – 56 Yrs
NDC – Ibrahim Sanusi Kashim – 50 Yrs
NNPP – Muhammad Bukar – 58 Yrs
NRM – Mustapha Umar Mustapha – 39 Yrs
PDP – Abba-Gana Ibrahim Baba – 53 Yrs
SDP – Abba Alhaji Modu – 48 Yrs
ZLP – Abdulhakeem Muhammad – 39 Yrs

CROSS RIVER
AA – Ali Patrick – 58 Yrs
ADP – Joelyne Ita Hogan-Bassey – 39 Yrs
APC – Otu Bassey Edet – 66 Yrs
APM – Esege Ntami Nkanu – 46 Yrs
APP – Nya Basil Bassey – 35 Yrs
LP – Obu Ogar Osim – 49 Yrs
NRM – Chigbe Chioma Vivian – 46 Yrs
PDP – Archibong Arthur Javis – 64 Yrs

EBONYI
ADC – Ukpai Mba Udeh – 44 Yrs
ADP – Okorie Ogochukwu – 39 Yrs
APC – Nwifuru Ogbonna Francis – 51 Yrs
APGA – Nwodom Lucy Chinwe – 44 Yrs
APP – Nwankwo Martha Ebere – 54 Yrs
DLA – Ubasinachi Destiny Chimeremeze – 41 Yrs
LP – Eze Oko Splendour – 46 Yrs
NDC – Igwe Nwagu Paulinus – 67 Yrs
NNPP – Ojeogu Ifeanyi Stephen – 47 Yrs
PDP – Chukwuma Odii Ifeanyi – 51 Yrs
SDP – Agbo Kingsley Obinna – 49 Yrs
ZLP – Nwinyinya Juliet – 50 Yrs

ENUGU
A – Alor Edwin Ikechukwu – 62 Yrs
ADC – Ocho Obodoeze Chukwuma – 53 Yrs
ADP – Ayogu Sam Ayogu – 62 Yrs
APC – Mbah Peter Ndubuisi – 54 Yrs
APM – Ikeh Ken – 54 Yrs
APP – Ani Afamefuna Samuel – 49 Yrs
BP – Nnamani Obioma Nnaemeka – 43 Yrs
DLA – Ugwu Nnamdi – 52 Yrs
LP – Ugwu Okwudilichukwu Chukwudera – 59 Yrs
NDC – Ohaa Chinyeaka Christian – 65 Yrs
NNPP – J. Nnaji – 58 Yrs
NRM – Okonkwo Christopher Ndubuisi – 61 Yrs
PDP – Nnaji Uchechukwu Geoffrey – 63 Yrs
SDP – Iloka Friday – 44 Yrs
YPP – Udeani Anthony Ifeanyi – 52 Yrs
ZLP – Ugwoke Elvis Chinazam – 40 Yrs

GOMBE
A – Madaki Auwal Haruna – 46 Yrs
AAC – Benson Bobo Bagwiba – 38 Yrs
ADC – Bala Bello – 58 Yrs
ADP – Adeh Nuhu Milah – 72 Yrs
APC – Gwamna Jamil Isyaku – 60 Yrs
APM – Lemela Lenos Silas – 67 Yrs
APP – Yahaya Bappaji – 53 Yrs
DLA – Sani Muhammad – 51 Yrs
LP – Muazu Zubairu Halilu – 66 Yrs
NDC – Ardo Babayo Kumo – 62 Yrs
NDP – Aliyu Adamu Danmacca – 38 Yrs
NNPP – Abdullahi Maikano Umar – 48 Yrs
NRM – Yahya Bashir – 46 Yrs
PRP – Ibrahim Abubakar Jalo – 35 Yrs
SDP – Ma’aji Adamu Muhammed – 58 Yrs
ZLP – Gana Aliyu Muhammad – 57 Yrs

JIGAWA
AA – Usman Ismail – 50 Yrs
ADC – Sabo Mohammed Nakudu – 66 Yrs
ADP – Sulaiman Ibrahim – 63 Yrs
APC – Namadi Umar A. – 63 Yrs
APGA – Yero Ahmed – 66 Yrs
APM – Umar Ahmad – 35 Yrs
APP – Musa Mubarak – 44 Yrs
LP – Abdul’aziz Aminu – 51 Yrs
NDC – Dutse Aminu Sani – 58 Yrs
NRM – Aminu Hassan Ibrahim – 58 Yrs
PDP – Sule Mustapha Lamido – 43 Yrs
PRP – Ahmed Adamu Kaugama – 76 Yrs
SDP – Musa Namadori Garba – 60 Yrs

KADUNA
AA – Adamu Alhaji Ahamed – 65 Yrs
ADC – Isa Mohammed Ashiru – 63 Yrs
ADP – Solomon John Yayock – 38 Yrs
APC – Sani Uba – 55 Yrs
APGA – Tukur Rabiu – 39 Yrs
APM – Haruna Yunusa Saeed – 66 Yrs
DLA – Chado Adamu Idrisu – 43 Yrs
LP – Rilwanu Muhammad Lawal – 52 Yrs
NDP – Ali Godday – 39 Yrs
NNPP – Abubakar Abdullahi – 47 Yrs
NRM – Kallah Yahaya Musa – 41 Yrs
PDP – Bawa Shehu Usman – 53 Yrs
PRP – Abdulfattah Muhammad Aminu – 66 Yrs
SDP – Idris Adamu Abubakar – 62 Yrs
YPP – Mohammed Jamila – 44 Yrs
ZLP – Makama Yahaya – 40 Yrs

KANO
A – Gashash Mukhtar – 56 Yrs
AA – Haruna Abdullahi – 52 Yrs
AAC – Sharif Abba – 52 Yrs
ADC – Ibrahim Ali Amin – 62 Yrs
ADP – Muhammad Abdullahi – 48 Yrs
APC – Yusuf Abba Kabir – 63 Yrs
APGA – Tijjani Sukairaju Tijjani – 47 Yrs
APM – Muhammad Bashir Galadanchi – 47 Yrs
APP – Tukur Aliyu Malam – 54 Yrs
BP – Ahmad Furera – 45 Yrs
DLA – Bari Mustapha Bello – 56 Yrs
LP – Santuraki Hamisu – 52 Yrs
NDP – Abdullahi Mustapha – 41 Yrs
PDP – Abacha Muhammed Sani – 59 Yrs
PRP – Koguna Nasiru Hassan – 56 Yrs
SDP – Hussaini Bello Ado – 52 Yrs
ZLP – Nuhu Isa – 60 Yrs

KATSINA
AAC – Kado Mashi Babangida – 56 Yrs
ADC – Ahmad Babba Kaita – 58 Yrs
ADP – Ahmed Murtala – 51 Yrs
APC – Umaru Dikko Radda – 57 Yrs
APM – Abdullahi Nura – 62 Yrs
NDC – Ilu-Barde Aliyu – 44 Yrs
NDP – Ahmad Tijani – 43 Yrs
NRM – Sade Salisu – 60 Yrs
PDP – Garba Yakubu Lado – 64 Yrs
PRP – Kabir Hassan Yar’adua – 46 Yrs
SDP – Dansarai Mni Magajio Aliyu – 67 Yrs

KEBBI
A – Muhammed Sani Abdullahi – 57 Yrs
AA – Garba Illo Kabiru – 43 Yrs
AAC – Nataala Nura – 49 Yrs
ADC – Malami Abubakar – 59 Yrs
ADP – Yahaya Ayuba – 56 Yrs
APC – Idris Nasir – 61 Yrs
APGA – Abubakar Suru Abdullahi – 43 Yrs
APM – Usman Kaoje Aliyu – 51 Yrs
APP – Abdullahi Nasiru Maiyaki Illo – 55 Yrs
BP – Umar Isah – 64 Yrs
LP – Usman Aliyu – 55 Yrs
NDP – Ahmadu Zumaru – 53 Yrs
SDP – Umar Faruk – 56 Yrs
ZLP – Basiru Musa – 57 Yrs

KWARA
AA – Kolo Ezekiel – 45 Yrs
ADC – Zakari Mohammed – 56 Yrs
ADP – Adeshina Ajisafe – 49 Yrs
APC – Yakubu Danladi Salihu – 41 Yrs
APGA – Sule Ajayi – 71 Yrs
APM – Jaiyeola Motunrayo – 46 Yrs
APP – Omotosho Bamidele Olaitan – 57 Yrs
NDC – Abdulmumin Yinka Ajia – 51 Yrs
NDP – Deacon Shola Victor Abioye – 69 Yrs
NNPP – Omokanye David Adetoyese – 52 Yrs
PDP – Kawu Sulaiman Bolakale – 57 Yrs
SDP – Apaokagi Ridwan Salahudeen – 53 Yrs

LAGOS
A – Sowore Otitoloju Robert – 58 Yrs
AA – Salawu Kamarudeen – 47 Yrs
AAC – Sol-Nuyi Oluwadamola Adesoca – 55 Yrs
ADC – Gbadebo Rhodes Vivour – 43 Yrs
ADP – Bolaji Nasir Adewale – 73 Yrs
APC – Hamzat Kadri Obafemi – 62 Yrs
APM – Adeoye Adelaja Azeez – 45 Yrs
APP – Adeyemi Abiola – 49 Yrs
LP – Odunaike Oluwapemilerin Olurotimi – 49 Yrs
NDC – Doherty Olufunso Adeshina – 58 Yrs
NDP – Obadia Akinola – 56 Yrs
NNPP – Onifade Ademoyegun Taiwo – 62 Yrs
NRM – Onigbokun Ademola Joseph – 53 Yrs
PDP – Doherty Adedeji Olugbemiga – 64 Yrs
SDP – Olaniyi Olufemi – 52 Yrs
YPP – Taiwo Temitope Elijah – 46 Yrs
ZLP – Peter Helen Ojotule – 36 Yrs

NASARAWA
ADC – Nuhu Angbazo – 59 Yrs
ADP – Christopher Mamman – 64 Yrs
APC – Aliyu Ahmed Wadada – 61 Yrs
APGA – Ibrahim Kasimu Aboh – 61 Yrs
APM – Onawo Mohammed Ogoshi – 74 Yrs
APP – Dahiru Musa Doma – 59 Yrs
LP – Gaza Jonathan Gbefwi – 51 Yrs
NRM – Khalid Muhammad – 55 Yrs
PDP – Emmanuel David Ombugadu – 48 Yrs
PRP – Abdullahi Omame Abisabo – 35 Yrs
SDP – Mohammed Abubakar Adamu – 65 Yrs
YPP – Kigbu Tanko John – 61 Yrs
ZLP – Giza Abubakar Abdu – 69 Yrs

OGUN
A – Okewole Shuaib Olaniyi – 53 Yrs
AA – Awofala Awolola Awoniyi – 60 Yrs
ADC – Lawal Jimi Adebisi – 66 Yrs
ADP – Anifowose Johncrownfit Kayode – 46 Yrs
APC – Adeola Solomon Olamilekan – 57 Yrs
APM – Babajide Rotimi Mathew – 47 Yrs
APP – Layi Labode Halima – 58 Yrs
BP – Adenuga Adekunle Dreher – 60 Yrs
NDP – Dasaolu Oluwaseyi Olamilekan – 42 Yrs
NNPP – Akinbola Hammed Rotham – 44 Yrs
NRM – Fayoyin Olujobi Ezekiel – 39 Yrs
SDP – Ola Willams Adeyinka Penuel – 35 Yrs
YPP – Johnson Cyrus Oluwaseun – 53 Yrs

OYO
A – Oriyomi Hamzat Abdulrahman – 46 Yrs
AAC – Oladele Saheed – 44 Yrs
ADC – Adegoke Taofeek Adegboyega – 62 Yrs
ADP – Olatunji Kunle James – 58 Yrs
APC – Alli Sharafadeen Abiodun – 63 Yrs
APGA – Salami Gbolagade Tajudeen – 58 Yrs
APM – Adekanmbi Abimbola – 53 Yrs
APP – Tijani Ismaila Akinboye – 64 Yrs
LP – Kareem Thompson Sola – 58 Yrs
NDC – Yusuf Akim Adebola – 57 Yrs
NDP – Taiwo Ibiyemi Otegbeye – 59 Yrs
NRM – Afolabi Taofeek Ademola – 60 Yrs
PDP – Gbolarumi Hazeem Ola – 69 Yrs
PRP – Yinusa Kazeem Ayandoye – 52 Yrs
YPP – Adeyemi Idowu Adedeji – 46 Yrs
ZLP – Azzan Waheed Olanrewaju – 66 Yrs

PLATEAU
A – Umaru Ankara Yakubu – 60 Yrs
AAC – Ayuba Adams Pangk – 47 Yrs
ADC – Sura John Sunday – 61 Yrs
ADP – Dawop Sani Sa’idu – 60 Yrs
APC – Mutfwang Caleb Manasseh – 61 Yrs
APGA – Jiga Isa Jarzuka – 61 Yrs
APM – Danauta Kyarshik Samuel – 50 Yrs
APP – Muhammad Aminu Hadi – 38 Yrs
DLA – Yusuf Sani Umar – 50 Yrs
LP – Nura Tanko – 55 Yrs
NDC – Akuns Jonathan Sunday – 64 Yrs
NDP – Yohanna Wilson Yilpan – 37 Yrs
NRM – Cosmas Jarlath – 53 Yrs
PDP – Ropshik Kefas Wungak – 50 Yrs
SDP – Dafup Simput Eagles – 38 Yrs
YPP – Jonathan Dalong Dogara – 37 Yrs
ZLP – Bingel Hurung Philomina – 46 Yrs

RIVERS
A – Chibuzor Israel Rain – 43 Yrs
AAC – West Ivy – 47 Yrs
ADC – Pidomson Gabriel Baritulem – 56 Yrs
ADP – Lawson Anyanate Angel – 50 Yrs
APC – Chinda Kingsley Ogundu – 60 Yrs
APGA – Idoniboye-Obu Omangima – 52 Yrs
APM – Whyte Churchill Dagogo – 48 Yrs
APP – Atata Okechukwu Kenneth – 56 Yrs
BP – Benjamin Abednego Oli – 44 Yrs
DLA – Warigbani Ezekiel Zebulun – 51 Yrs
LP – Boms Chima Ernest – 59 Yrs
NDC – Lilu-Briggs Dumo Owukori – 62 Yrs
NDP – Opusunju Silva – 68 Yrs
NNPP – Pepple Wari Dienye – 43 Yrs
NRM – Minaibim Harry – 61 Yrs
PDP – Ejekwu Samuel Soni – 60 Yrs
PRP – Kieghe Nature Dumale – 49 Yrs
SDP – Ben-Gurion J. Peter – 61 Yrs
ZLP – Hart Victor Godwin – 47 Yrs

SOKOTO
A – Bello Hassan – 52 Yrs
AAC – Abubakar Bello Dangaskiya – 51 Yrs
ADC – Manir Muhammad Dan’iya – 56 Yrs
ADP – Sarkin Larabawa Nasiru – 52 Yrs
APC – Aliyu Ahmed Sokoto – 56 Yrs
APGA – Ibrahim Mansur Gada – 67 Yrs
APM – Abubakar Haruna – 36 Yrs
APP – Sidi Almustapha Ahmed – 57 Yrs
LP – Haliru Abubakar Dikko – 64 Yrs
NDC – Aliyu Shamsudeen Ahmad – 45 Yrs
NDP – Auwal Umar – 46 Yrs
NNPP – Malami Garba – 59 Yrs
NRM – Aliyu Sulaiman – 58 Yrs
PDP – Abdullahi Sokoto Abubakar – 67 Yrs
PRP – Mohammed Faruku Yabo – 41 Yrs
YPP – Shehu Ibrahim – 35 Yrs
ZLP – Mu’azu Abdullahi – 46 Yrs

TARABA
A – Prof. Jerome Nyameh – 52 Yrs
AAC – Gago Magaji Bulus – 43 Yrs
ADC – Abubakar Umar Tutare – 61 Yrs
ADP – Hamman Abubakar Mustapha – 68 Yrs
APC – Kefas Agbu – 55 Yrs
APGA – Shiddi Danjuma Usman – 58 Yrs
APM – Bawa Ishaka Mohammed – 58 Yrs
APP – Henry Haniel Banti – 42 Yrs
BP – Kabiru Bala – 59 Yrs
DLA – Aboki Boyonga Stephen – 48 Yrs
LP – Nathan Sanda – 38 Yrs
NDC – Yahaya Mohammed Sani – 62 Yrs
NDP – Nuhu Abubakar Atta – 44 Yrs
NNPP – Uba Sani Abdullahi – 57 Yrs
PDP – Bwacha Emmanuel – 63 Yrs
PRP – Josiah Wukari Wasa – 47 Yrs
SDP – Yusuf Ali – 66 Yrs
YPP – Sa’ad Hassan Abubakar – 43 Yrs
ZLP – Bello Adamu – 54 Yrs

YOBE
ADC – Kassim Gaidam – 67 Yrs
ADP – Mohammed Nasiru Saleh – 45 Yrs
APC – Wali Baba Mallam – 67 Yrs
APM – Ibrahim Idrissa Madaki – 44 Yrs
APP – Adamu Umar – 47 Yrs
LP – Kolomi Aji – 62 Yrs
NDC – Ibrahim Mallam Shuaibu – 63 Yrs
NDP – Umar Mohammed – 42 Yrs
NRM – Abbagana Grema Muhammad – 38 Yrs
PDP – Usman Abdullahi – 46 Yrs
SDP – Bature Abba – 57 Yrs
YPP – Dawud Muhammad – 43 Yrs
ZLP – Abubakar Bakura – 43 Yrs

ZAMFARA
AAC – Ahmad Shehu Isah – 60 Yrs
ADC – Shinkafi Bilyaminu Yusuf – 49 Yrs
ADP – Usman Isah – 43 Yrs
APC – Lawal Dauda – 61 Yrs
APGA – Aliyu Bashir – 49 Yrs
APM – Salisu Sulaiman Bungudu – 43 Yrs
APP – Muazu Aminu Ab – 62 Yrs
LP – Yusuf Sani Danmasani – 53 Yrs
NDC – Marafa Kabiru Garba – 66 Yrs
NDP – Idris Musa – 48 Yrs
NNPP – Abubakar Sani – 53 Yrs
NRM – Sabitu Chafe Magaji – 52 Yrs
PDP – Shehu-Gusau Ibrahim – 56 Yrs
PRP – Abdulkarim Abubakar Sadiq – 51 Yrs
SDP – Musa Hamza – 39 Yrs

2027: INEC publishes final names of governorship candidates across states [FULL LIST]

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2026 Jos National Trade Fair to Focus on Agriculture, Livestock and Inclusive Growth

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The Managing Director of Anista Marketing and Events Limited, Bolcit Barshep-Amakiri, has announced the dates for the 2026 annual Jos Trade Fair, describing the event as a major platform for businesses, entrepreneurs, farmers, manufacturers and investors to showcase their products, services and innovations.

Barshep-Amakiri disclosed the dates while briefing journalists in Jos, noting that the trade fair is designed to create opportunities for business networking, investment, market access and economic collaboration among participants.

The 2026 edition is themed “Harnessing the Value Chain of Agriculture and Livestock for Food Security, Job Creation and Inclusive Growth.”

According to Barshep-Amakiri, the theme reflects the importance of agriculture and livestock to Plateau State’s economic development, particularly in strengthening food production, creating employment opportunities and promoting inclusive economic growth.

The trade fair is being organised by the Plateau Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (PLACCIMA), with the endorsement of the Plateau State Government.

Anista Marketing and Events Limited is serving as the official consultant for the 2026 edition.

The organizers are expected to bring together key players across the agricultural, livestock, manufacturing, business and investment sectors, providing participants with opportunities to promote their brands, establish partnerships and explore new markets.

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