By David Owei

The National Association of Seadogs (NAS) Oxbow Marino Deck has marked the International Day of Democracy with Radio Advocacy Programme on democracy and Civil Responsibility.

According to the NAS, the initiative formed part of the Deck’s commitment to public enlightenment and advocacy on issues that promote responsible citizenship and good governance.

The National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity), Oxbow Marino Deck led by the Capoon, Arc. Binafeigha Timiebi Reuben PhD, during the live radio advocacy programme on Peoples FM 93.1, Yenagoa, provided a platform for meaningful discussions on democracy, civic responsibility and the role of citizens in strengthening democratic institutions and processes.

The conversation, which was anchored by Peoples FM 93.1 radio presenter, Mr. Victor Eulogy, guided the discussants through a range of issues surrounding democratic governance and citizen participation.

The programme also featured a panel of distinguished discussants comprising Promise Beshel, Barrister Ebinyo George, and Barrister Adogbeji Junior Shakarho, who brought their diverse perspectives and professional experiences to bear on the discussions.

The deliberations also focused on the importance of democracy beyond the periodic conduct of elections, emphasizing the need for active citizen participation, respect for democratic values, protection of citizens’ rights and the collective responsibility of Nigerians to contribute meaningfully to the democratic process.

The discussants examined some of the challenges confronting democratic development, including voter apathy, vote buying and electoral misconduct, while stressing the need for citizens to make informed and independent choices during elections.

The programme underscored the importance of citizens understanding that their right to vote is a fundamental instrument through which they can influence the direction of governance and demand accountability from elected representatives.

The discussions further highlighted the importance of civic awareness and continuous engagement in democratic processes.

The participants noted that citizens have responsibilities beyond casting their votes, including staying informed, participating constructively in public discourse, respecting differing opinions and demanding transparency and accountability from those entrusted with public office.

The presence of the Capoon, Arc. Binafeigha Timiebi Reuben PhD, underscored the Deck’s leadership commitment to initiatives aimed at promoting civic awareness, responsible citizenship and democratic values.

The Oxbow Marino Deck reiterated that democracy thrives when citizens are adequately informed, actively engaged and willing to hold leaders and institutions accountable.

The Deck emphasized that building a stronger democratic society requires more than political participation during elections; it requires continuous civic engagement, respect for the rule of law, tolerance for divergent opinions and a collective commitment to the common good.

The International Day of Democracy observance therefore provided the National Association of Seadogs, Oxbow Marino Deck, with an opportunity to leverage the reach of radio advocacy to engage the public and stimulate conversations around the responsibilities of citizens in sustaining democratic governance.

The initiative further demonstrated the Deck’s commitment to using advocacy and public enlightenment as tools for positive social change.

Through platforms such as radio discussions, the Deck seeks to encourage citizens to become more informed, responsible and active participants in the democratic process.

The Oxbow Marino Deck reaffirmed its commitment to continued advocacy, public enlightenment and community-oriented programmes that promote social responsibility, good governance, peaceful coexistence and the development of a more informed and participatory citizenry.

The observance ultimately reinforced a fundamental message: democracy is not merely a system of government; it is a shared responsibility that requires the active participation, vigilance and commitment of every citizen.

By George Mgbeleke

The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) applauds Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, for the reported recovery of more than 500,000 hectares of farmland previously controlled by bandits, describing the development as a significant security, humanitarian and economic milestone.

HURIWA in a statement by its national cordinator,Comrade Emmanuel Nnadozie Onwubiko said the reported recovery should not be viewed merely as a security statistic but as an important opportunity to restore the rights, dignity, livelihoods and economic independence of thousands of citizens who have been unable to access their communities and farmlands because of insecurity.

The association notes that when armed groups occupy rural communities and prevent legitimate residents from accessing their homes, farms and ancestral lands, the consequences go far beyond physical displacement.
Such occupation destroys livelihoods, disrupts food production, weakens local economies, deprives children of education, separates families and creates a cycle of poverty and dependency.
HURIWA therefore commends the Kaduna State Government and the security agencies for the reported improvement in security that has enabled farmers to return to their farmlands.
The association particularly recognises the importance of restoring agricultural communities because access to land is directly connected to food security, employment, household income and the survival of rural communities.

HURIWA, however, urges Governor Sani not to stop at the recovery of the land.
The association demands a comprehensive “recover, restore and rebuild” programme through which legitimately displaced owners and communities can be identified, their properties documented and verified, and their safe and dignified return facilitated.
HURIWA says the process should include transparent documentation of recovered communities and farmlands, proper verification of ownership claims, protection against fresh occupation and mechanisms for resolving disputes that may arise during the return process.
The association also urges the Kaduna State Government to ensure that communities returning after years of displacement receive adequate security protection, roads, schools, healthcare facilities, water, electricity and other basic services.
HURIWA warns that reclaiming territory without rebuilding the social and economic infrastructure of affected communities could leave residents vulnerable to renewed displacement.
The association further calls for special attention to farmers whose productive years have been lost to insecurity.
HURIWA says such farmers may require access to agricultural inputs, credit, equipment, extension services and other forms of support to enable them restart their livelihoods and contribute to the state’s food production.
The association also urges the government to establish stronger community-based early-warning mechanisms so that emerging security threats can be detected and addressed before they escalate into mass displacement.
HURIWA encourages the greater involvement of traditional rulers, religious leaders, youth organisations, women’s groups, community associations, farmers’ groups and representatives of displaced persons in the peacebuilding process.
The association says lasting peace cannot be achieved through military operations alone.
It requires sustained dialogue, justice, reconciliation, community trust, economic recovery and a credible system for resolving disputes before they become violent.
HURIWA also urges the Kaduna State Government to carefully address the humanitarian consequences of years of insecurity, including the plight of widows, orphans, displaced families and communities whose social and economic structures have been severely damaged.
The association says citizens who lost relatives, homes, farms or businesses to terrorist violence deserve more than the mere return of territory. They deserve an opportunity to rebuild their lives with dignity and security.
HURIWA therefore recommends that other states confronting similar challenges should study Kaduna’s reported combination of security operations, community participation, intelligence gathering and early-warning mechanisms.
However, the association stresses that no state should simply copy the Kaduna model without adapting it to its own security, demographic and community realities.
HURIWA also calls for greater accountability for those responsible for terrorising communities, occupying private property, killing civilians, kidnapping residents and destroying livelihoods.
The association says the recovery of territory should be accompanied by sustained efforts to identify, arrest and prosecute perpetrators in accordance with the law.
HURIWA further urges the Federal Government to support states confronting rural insecurity with adequate intelligence, equipment, personnel and other resources required to protect communities and prevent terrorists and bandits from regrouping.
The association welcomes the reported progress in Kaduna but says the real test of the security gains will be whether ordinary citizens can return home, cultivate their farms, send their children to school, conduct their businesses and sleep peacefully without fear of renewed attacks.
HURIWA therefore urges Governor Uba Sani to sustain the momentum until recovered communities are genuinely secure, displaced citizens are able to return safely, legitimate property rights are protected and affected communities begin to experience lasting economic and social recovery.
The association describes the reported recovery of the farmland as an important beginning, but insists that the ultimate victory over terrorism is not merely the recovery of territory; it is the restoration of human dignity, lawful ownership, livelihoods and peaceful community life.

The Certified True Copy of the Final List of Senatorial Candidates for 2027 Elections:​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

1Abia North
APC: Kalu Orji Uzor
ADC: Okoronkwo Ikechukwu Bishop Godswill
NDC: Nkole Uko Ndukwe
PDP: Udeachara Jude

2Abia Central
APC: Atuma Emeka
ADC: Austine Okwudiri Akobundu
NDC: Nkechi Nwaogu
PDP: Ogu Bob

3Abia South
APC: Ikonne Prince Paul
ADC: Isiguzor Chukwuemeka Victor
NDC: Enyinna Kasarachi Michael
PDP: Onuoha Ishmael Chinyere
LP: Enyinnaya Abaribe

4Adamawa North
APC: Umaru Ahmadu
ADC: Iya Umar
NDC: Abubakar Rabiu
PDP: Lawan Mohammed Ribado

5Adamawa South
APC: Tangwami Felix Bilishan
ADC: Binos Dauda Yaroe
NDC: Peter Fwa Barata
PDP: Ahmed Hassan

6Adamawa Central
APC: Salihu Mustapha
ADC: Ibrahim Mustapha
NDC: Ahmed Abdullahi Musa
PDP: Attahamohammed Ibrahim

7Akwa Ibom North East
APC: Bassey Aniekan Etim
ADC: Sunday Etim Umoren
NDC: Afia Ekere S.
PDP: Udobang Cletus Kufre

8Akwa Ibom North West
APC: Akpabio Godswill
ADC: Akpabio Patience Christopher Ibanga Obot
NDC: Inemeh Patty Etete
PDP: —

9Akwa Ibom South
APC: Akpan Ekong Sampson
ADC: Louis Paul Udoh
NDC: Frank Okon Daniel
PDP: Isong Etim

10Anambra North
APC: Nnalue Chimzobam Kingsley
ADC: Udedibia Sunday Ikenna
NDC: Nwoye Tony Okechukwu
PDP: Oliatachinenye Edith

11Anambra Central
APC: Ekwunife Uche Lilian
ADC: Nwobu Geoffery Ndubuisi
NDC: Umeh Victor Chukwunonyelum
PDP: Ughamadu Lawrence Chijioke

12Anambra South
APC: Benson-Oraelosi Chibuogwu Maryanne
ADC: Anagwu Fredrick Emeka
NDC: Onunkwo Ebuka Josephat
PDP: Nwosu Ikechukwu Samben

13Bauchi South
APC: Shehu Yakubu Abdullahi
ADC: Garba Dahiru
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Dabo Danjuma Adamu

14Bauchi Central
APC: Misau Isah Hamma
ADC: Abdul Ahmed Ningi
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Aliyu Bello

15Bauchi North
APC: Baba Ibrahim Mohammed
ADC: Suleiman Mohammed Nazif
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Adamu Abdulkadir

16Bayelsa East
APC: Sunny-Golu Israel
ADC: Sylva Ngo Nathaniel
NDC: Tekenah Dau Kenny
PDP: Joseph Ateki Boabofa

17Bayelsa Central
APC: Benson Friday Konbowei
ADC: Aistine Inei Asamaowei
NDC: Okoyareuben Boutuaowei
PDP: Akinaka Erepamo Richard

18Bayelsa West
APC: Agbiki Fidelis
ADC: Ogola Christopher
NDC: Dickson Seriake Henry
PDP: Ebebi Onduakpo Polycarp

19Benue North East
APC: Udende Emmanuel Memga
ADC: Tyough Robert Aondona
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Unongo Thomas Tyolumun

20Benue North West
APC: Zam Titus Tartenger
ADC: Tsegba Terngu
NDC: Utaan Conrad Terhide
PDP: Ortom Eunice Erdoo

21Benue South
APC: Agbo Frances Ottah
ADC: Olofu David Adejo
NDC: Onjeh Daniel Donal
PDP: Moro Abba Patrick

22Borno North
APC: Monguno Mohammed Tahir
ADC: Abdullahi Modu Kura
NDC: Abubakar Tijjani
PDP: Kareto Mohammed Abdullah

23Borno Central
APC: Lawan Kaka Shehu
ADC: Baba Gana Zannah
NDC: Abdulkadir Fema
PDP: Kyari Alhaji Grema

24Borno South
APC: Ndume Mohammed Ali
ADC: Idris Mamman Gatumbwa
NDC: Kwajafailliya Habu
PDP: Apaguaminu Mallum

25Cross River North
APC: Jarigbe Jarigbe Agom
ADC: Ugbong Casmir
NDC: Ake Abuashe Grace
PDP: No candidate

26Cross River Central
APC: Ewa Oden Ibiang
ADC: Akin Rickett
NDC: Ewa Bassey Eko
PDP: John Ifere

27Cross River South
APC: Ekpenyong Asuquo
ADC: Edet Joseph
NDC: Egwu Egwu Arong
PDP: Inyang Florence

28Delta Central
APC: Dafinone Ede Omueya
ADC: Ewhrudjakpor Benjamin
NDC: Omo-Agege Ovie Augustine
PDP: Arhagba Ighogbedjere

29Delta North
APC: Okowa Ifeanyi Arthur
ADC: Ogoliegbune Valentine Chibuzor
NDC: Ochei Victor Onyekachi
PDP: Ogannah Onyeama Austyn

30Delta South
APC: Joel-Onowakpo Thomas Ewomazino
ADC: No candidate
NDC: Adhekpukoli Elo
PDP: Otuaro Kingley Burutu

31Ebonyi North
APC: Nwebonyi Onyeka Peter
ADC: Ikeria Chibuike Solomon
NDC: Nwite James N
PDP: Opoke Sunday Andrew

32Ebonyi Central
APC: Eze Kenneth Emeka
ADC: Ugo Maginus Kel
NDC: Odoh Benard Ifeanyi
PDP: Ngwuta Elechi Christopher

33Ebonyi South
APC: Ani Anthony Okorie
ADC: Silas Joseph Onu
NDC: Ndubuisi Emmanuel C
PDP: Nwachi Maria Ude

34Edo North
APC: Oshiomhole Adams
ADC: Aruna Abubakari
NDC: Oisamoje Maria Evuarherhe
PDP: Momoh-Dejih Bashir Eugine

35Edo Central
APC: Ikpea Joseph
ADC: Okonofua Herberta Inemezele
NDC: Inemezele Ikpea Igiagbe Joseph
PDP: No Candidate

36Edo South
APC: Ogbeide-Ihama Omoregie
ADC: Iduoriyekemwen Matthew Aigbuhuenze
NDC: Epelle-Asemota Bridgitte
PDP: Ojediamen Benjamin Ehichioya

37Ekiti North
APC: Oguntoye Ayobami Samuel
ADC: Ayeni Funso
NDC: OGUNTOYE AYOBAMI
SAMUEL
PDP: No candidate

38Ekiti Central
APC: Bamidele Opeyemi
ADC: AKINYEMI VICTOR
BABAFEMI
NDC: Omolayotaiwo Oluwagbenga
PDP: Fatuyi-Olajuyigbe Monica Adesola

39Ekiti South
APC: Adaramodu Adeyemi Raphael
ADC: Kolawole Job Nathaniel
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Ayeni Oyeolabisi

40Enugu East
APC: Chukwu Kelvin
ADC: IDOKO MECHIKA
NDC: ASADU PATRICK
OZIOKOJA
PDP: Ukwueke Kingsley

41Enugu West
APC: Ngwu Osita
ADC: Ani Juliet Nkechi
NDC: ENEH KINGSLEY
UCHENNA
PDP: Amadi Dennis

42Enugu North
APC: Asogwa Ikeje Israel
ADC: Chika Idoko Emmanuel
NDC: Asadu Patrick Oziokoja
PDP: Ezeme Nestor Chika

43FCT
APC: Philip Tanimu Aduda
ADC: Ireti Kingibe
NDC: Austen Peters-Pam Iyabode Amanda
PDP: Angulu Bako

44Gombe North
APC: Yahaya Muhammed Inuwa
ADC: Mustapha Mohammed Aliyu
NDC: Mohammed Dukku
PDP: Dankwambo Ibrahim Hassan

45Gombe Central
APC: Mohammed Ahmed
ADC: Idris Audu Umar
NDC: Kabiru Mohammed
PDP: Hammadu Aliyu

46Gombe South
APC: Hamma Tabitha
ADC: Mela Audu Nunghe
NDC: Amos Bulus Kilawangs
PDP: Siyako Anthony Yaro

47Imo East
APC: Uzodinma Ezebuihe Anayochukwu
ADC: OFOEGBU UCHENNA
DANIEL
NDC: ONYEAGOCHA
UCHECHUKWU
PDP: MADUMERE PRINCE EZE

48Imo West
APC: Uzodinma Goodhope Odidika
ADC: IWUCHUKWU VINCENT
OGADINMA NNABUGO
NDC: Nwogu Nze Ndieze
PDP: Onyereri Chukwudi Victor Jones

49Imo North
APC: NDUBUEZE PATRICK
CHIWUBA
ADC: IBEKWE NKIRU
NDC: Omegara Mathew
PDP: Ejiogu Micheal Duru

50Jigawa South-West
APC: Ibraheem Sani Garba
ADC: Ahmed Isah Dutse
NDC: Aminu Mustapha
PDP: Suleiman Abba

51Jigawa North-East
APC: Madori Ahmed Abdulhamid Malam Ali
ADC: Muhammad Ubali Shitu
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Salisu Mamuda

52Jigawa North-West
APC: Hussaini Babangida Uba
ADC: Ahmed Mahmud Gumel
NDC: Sabo Salisu
PDP: Abdullahi Aminu Taura

53Kaduna North
APC: Yero Mukhtar Ramalan
ADC: Khalid Ibrahim Mustapha
NDC: Sha’aban Mohammad Turad
PDP: Ahmed Abdullahi Zubairu

54Kaduna Central
APC: Sani Shehu
ADC: Lawal Adamu Usman
NDC: Adamu Haruna
PDP: Ibrahim Usman

55Kaduna South
APC: Marshall Sunday Katung
ADC: Godfrey Ali Gaiya
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Gumbari Joseph Mataimaki

56Kano Central
APC: Shekarau Ibrahim
ADC: Samaila Abdullahi Mukhtar
NDC: Yusuf Nasiru Gawuna
PDP: Sankara Nafiu Danladi

57Kano North
APC: Barau I. Jibrin
ADC: Saleh Shehu Kudawa
NDC: Usman Sunusi Danbatta
PDP: Sagir Abdulkadir Ahmad

58Kano South
APC: Kawa Suleiman Abdurrahaman
ADC: Baba Aminu Zubair
NDC: Ibrahim Kassim Bataiya
PDP: Isa Umar Sambo

59Katsina North
APC: Yahaya Nasir
ADC: Lawal Sani
NDC: Yahaya Aminu
PDP: Daura Umar Dauda

60Katsina Central
APC: Abubakar Sadiq Yar’Adua
ADC: Lawal Sani
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Abdulaziz Amina Lawal Rafindadi

61Katsina South
APC: Dandutse Muntari Mohammed
ADC: Lawal Umar
NDC: Hussain Ishaq Suleim
PDP: Bawa Rabiu

62Kebbi North
APC: Adamu Muhammad Aliero
ADC: Mera Ibrahim Mohammed
NDC: Abdurrahaman Aliyu
PDP: Mukhtar Mohammed Tafarki

63Kebbi Central
APC: Adamu Mohammed Aleiro
ADC: Aminu Bande
NDC: Umar Yarotela
PDP: Andarai Haruna Saidu

64Kebbi South
APC: Muhammed Ja’afaru Ngaski
ADC: Maidoki Garba Musa
NDC: Hassan Mustapha
PDP: Abubakar Hamza

65Kogi Central
APC: Bello Yahaya
ADC: Ogembe Salau Ahmed
NDC: Salau Muritala Audu
PDP: Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan

66Kogi East
APC: Ameh Erico Joseph
ADC: Abubakar Aminu Suleiman
NDC: Ameh Peter Ojonugwa
PDP: Muhammed Abdullahi

67Kogi West
APC: Karimi Sunday
ADC: Musa Ibrahim Ahmadu
NDC: Fatosa Olumuyiwa Adedokun
PDP: Yusuf Ayo Tajudeen

68Kwara Central
APC: Abdulrazaq Abdulrahaman
ADC: Abdulahi Risikat Motunrayo
NDC: Suleiman Abdulrasheed Olufemi Omoda
PDP: Saliu Mustapha

69Kwara North
APC: Umar Sadiq
ADC: Bala Taoheed Usman
NDC: Gana Thomas Audu
PDP: Kolo Baba Jiya

70Kwara South
APC: Adewoye Olalekan
ADC: Oyedepo Iyiola
NDC: Oni Samuel Omoniyi
PDP: Popoola Adekeye Lekan Saheed

71Lagos Central
APC: Sanni Eshilokun Wasiu Olatunji
ADC: Abayomi Idowu Omotayo
NDC: Johnson Lawrence Adeniyi Oladipupo
PDP: Dakova-Vaughan Kolawole David

72Lagos East
APC: Abiru Adetokunbo Mukhail
ADC: Moshood Babatunde Olanrewaju
NDC: Adebanjo Adeola Damilola
PDP: Adeniji Victorin

73Lagos West
APC: Adebule Idiat Oluranti
ADC: Bello Owolabi Hafis
NDC: Salvador Adegoke Moshood
PDP: Phillips Adebiyi Abiodun

74Nasarawa North
APC: Sule Abdullahi
ADC: Victor Affiku Tsaku
NDC: Danladi James
PDP: Madaki Benbella Anthony

75Nasarawa West
APC: Haruna Dauda
ADC: Umar Musa Galadima
NDC: Adamu Auta Umar Farouq
PDP: Kaura Danlami Kefas

76Nasarawa South
APC: Abdul Ibrahim Baba
ADC: Hassan Abubakar Nalaraba
NDC: Baba Ayinwulu
PDP: Agbo-Omeri Mike

77Niger East
APC: Musa Mohammed Sani
ADC: Ahmed Mohammed Mukhtar
NDC: BAWA JOHN AGMADA
PDP: No candidate

78Niger North
APC: Bello Abubakar Sani
ADC: Abdullahi Shehu Mohammed
NDC: BAWA JOSHUA NUHU
PDP: Abdullahi Yahaya

79Niger South
APC: Idris Mohammed Sani
ADC: Umar Danjuma Emimaru
NDC: SADIQ MOHAMMED
RABIU
PDP: Jiya Peter Ndalikali

80Ogun Central
APC: Salisu Shuaibu Afolabi
ADC: Samuel Oluwafemi Abiodun-Oni
NDC: George-Taylor Oluwadurotimi
PDP: Obasanjo Iyabo

81Ogun East
APC: Abiodun Adedapo Olusegun
ADC: Adebanjo Babatunde Olalekan
NDC: Shokoya Adewale Oluwasegun
PDP: Omotayo Oluwafemi Abdulhameed

82Ogun West
APC: Ojugbele Jimo Olusola
ADC: Olanrewaju Abdul-Lateef Ajani
NDC: Abioro Itunu
PDP: Ogunola Babatunde

83Ondo North
APC: Ipinsagba Olajide Emmanuel
ADC: Foluso Mayowa Felix Adefemi
NDC: DAODU BABATUNDE
OLUMAYOKUN
PDP: ADENEKAN OLATERU
OLAGBEGI

84Ondo Central
APC: Adegbonmire Adeniyi Ayodele
ADC: Akinyelure Patrick Ayo
NDC: FALAIYE OLUGBENGA
AKINWALE
PDP: No candidate

85Ondo South
APC: Kekemeke Duerimini Isaacs
ADC: Tofowomo Gbadamosi Tola
NDC: NEJO MYSON ADEYEMI
PDP: Oyerinmade Mathew Oye

86Osun Central
APC: Adegoke Rasheed Adekunle
ADC: Olaoye Akeem
NDC: Oduyemi Morenikeji Nathaniel
PDP: Fadeyi Olubiyi Oluwole
Accord: GANIYU AYOBAMI
OLAOLUWA

87Osun East
APC: Fadahunsi Francis Adenigba
ADC: Babatunde Olaniyi Loye
NDC: Derin-Ologbenla Charles Adewale
PDP: No candidate
Accord: FADIPE IBUKUN ISOLA

88Osun West
APC: Ogunbiyi Akinade Akanmu
ADC: Oriolowo Adelere
NDC: Ayoola Alaba
PDP: No candidate
Accord: OYEWUMI KAMORUDEEN OLALERE

89Oyo Central
APC: Akintunde Yunus Abiodun
ADC: Kamil Akinlabi
NDC: SALAWU AKEEM
PDP: OLUNLOYO AYOBAMI
AKINYODE

90Oyo North
APC: Ogunesan Hannah Olawumi
ADC: Agoro Lanre Adehirah
NDC: OJEKUNLE ABIGAIL
OLANIKE
PDP: ADEOYE BEULAH
OLUFEMI AYODEJI

91Oyo South
APC: Oseni Abasi Aderemi
ADC: Lukman Adeola Adetunji
NDC: Abdulateef Gbolagade
PDP: Adeleke Kehinde Saheed

92Plateau North
APC: Mwadkwon Simon Davou
ADC: Rose Bitrus Mwanti
NDC: Bature Musa Jonathan
PDP: Gwottson Dalyop

93Plateau Central
APC: Kasuwa Bitrus David
ADC: Yusuf Bello
NDC: Yusuf Ishaku
PDP: Goliath Timothy

94Plateau South
APC: Lalong Simon Bako
ADC: Solomon Selcap Dalung
NDC: Kefas Peter Kefas Dandam
PDP: Shekarau Johnbull

95Rivers East
APC: Onyesoh Allwell Iheacho
ADC: Agwor Samuel Ndubuisi
NDC: OKWUWOLU WOLU
EKELECHI BENJAMIN
PDP: ANELE AKOR WISDOM

96Rivers South-East
APC: Osarosaka Ebenezer Erewari
ADC: Ikuru Tele Betram
NDC: ABIANTE AWAJI-INOMBEK
PDP: NWOGU OLAKA

97Rivers West
APC: Obuah Amechi Felix
ADC: Otto Josiah
NDC: OGBOBULA ISAAC
PDP: Job Vincent

98Sokoto North
APC: Wamakko Aliyu Magatakarda
ADC: Maishinko Mani Katami
NDC: Abubakar Mainasara Sani
PDP: Maccido Ahmed

99Sokoto East
APC: Tukur Muhammad
ADC: Hassan Muhammad
NDC: Ummar Maisalati
PDP: Umar Abubakar

100Sokoto South
APC: Abdullahi Ibrahim Danbaba
ADC: Yabo Faruk Malami
NDC: Tanimu Bodinga
PDP: Yusuf Dahiru

101Taraba North
APC: Lau Shuaibu Isa
ADC: Maigari Kasimu Bello
NDC: Bandawa Anfani
PDP: Bubajoda Hilkiah

102Taraba Central
APC: Manu Haruna
ADC: Ahmadu Benni Umaru Salim
NDC: Nyan-Ganji Gilbert Gills
PDP: Iliyasu Goje

103Taraba South
APC: Aliyu Yusuf
ADC: Afiniki Yarima
NDC: Ezekiel Yakubu Ambo
PDP: Istifanus Musa

104Yobe North
APC: Lawan Ahmad Ibrahim
ADC: Imamuddeen Ahmad Abubakar Talba
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Abubakar Chigari

105Yobe East
APC: Buni Mai Mala
ADC: Kale Kawu
NDC: no NDC candidate
PDP: Mustapha Maigoro

106Yobe South
APC: Bomai Ibrahim Mohammed
ADC: Gambo Jajere Baba
NDC: Hassan Mohammed
PDP: Hamma Ibrahim Barde

107Zamfara North
APC: Sahabi Ya’u
ADC: Shehu Rafi
NDC: Nasiru Garba
PDP: Musa Hanafi Moriki

108Zamfara Central
APC: Bilbis Ikra Aliyu
ADC: Abubakar Atiku Sale
NDC: Ibrahim Sanusi
PDP: Bala Sanusi

109Zamfara West
APC: Abdulaziz Yari
ADC: Ibrahim Mikailu Barau
NDC: Abdullahi Hassan Anka
PDP: Lawal Faru.