APC National Chairman Presents Dennis Idahosa as Edo Deputy Governorship Candidate

APC National Chairman Presents Dennis Idahosa as Edo Deputy Governorship
APC National Chairman Presents Dennis Idahosa as Edo Deputy Governorship

In a recent meeting with the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirants and stakeholders in Edo State, the National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, introduced Dennis Idahosa as the party’s deputy governorship candidate. This announcement was made public through the party’s official communication channels.

Former Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, also extended his congratulations to Senator Monday Okpebholo for emerging as the APC’s governorship candidate in the state. This development comes after Idahosa, Oshiomhole’s alleged preferred candidate, lost to Okpebholo in the primary election held on February 22.

The images accompanying this news showcase the official presentation of Dennis Idahosa as the APC’s deputy governorship candidate in Edo State. These visuals capture the essence of the event and the key personalities involved.

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