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APC Completes 100% Upload Of Presidential, Vice Presidential, NASS Candidates For 2027 Election (Photo)

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has successfully uploaded its Presidential, Vice Presidential, Senate, and House of Representatives candidates for the 2027 election ahead of the deadline by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The candidates were uploaded to the INEC Candidate Nomination Portal (ICNP), Naija News reports.

This development was confirmed by the APC National Chairman, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, in a post via his 𝕏 account.

A total of 471 candidates were uploaded for various positions to contest elections on the APC platform.

According to him, with the successful candidate upload, the attention of the party now shifts to campaigns for the forthcoming elections.

“I congratulate our candidates, leaders, and members of APC on the successful 100% upload of our Presidential, Vice Presidential, Senate, and House of Representatives candidates on the INEC Candidate Nomination Portal (ICNP).

“With this milestone achieved, our focus now shifts to mobilization and preparations for a successful campaign and decisive victory at the polls,” he wrote.

APC Completes 100% Upload Of Presidential, Vice Presidential, NASS Candidates For 2027 Election (Photo)
APC candidate upload on INEC portal

Meanwhile, Yilwatda, has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will record a resounding victory in the 2027 elections.

According to him, the party already has about 12 million votes assured from its registered members nationwide.

Naija News reports that he expressed confidence while speaking on Friday in Abuja at the submission of the nomination forms of President Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima as the party’s candidates for the 2027 presidential election.

He added that the overwhelming support Tinubu received during the APC presidential primary is a testament to what to expect during the elections.

According to him, millions of Nigerians benefiting from the administration’s programmes and projects would further boost the President’s chances at the polls.

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