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2023 Elections: Senator Binani Becomes First Female Governorship Candidate

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    Senator Aishatu Binani has in a historic defeat of five men, emerged victorious at the just concluded governorship primary election of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa State.

    With this victory, Binani has become the first woman to win the governorship nomination of a major political party in the state.

    Binani a serving senator, representing Adamawa Central, defeated a former chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)malam Nuhu Ribadu to clinch the coveted APC party ticket.

    Others in the contest were the immediate past governor of the state, Mohammad Umaru Jibrilla Bindow, a serving member of the House of Representatives, Abdulrazak Namdas, Safari Theman and Umar Mustapha Utumba.

    Announcing the results, the chairman of the Electoral Committee, Gambo Lawan said Binani scored 430 votes to defeat her closest rival, Nuru Ribadu, who got 288 votes.

    While the former governor, mohammadu umaru Bindow had 103 votes to clinch the third position.

    Our correspondent who withness the exercise however gathered that sen Aisha Binani, has been in for front in doling out several empowerment items, with a further promise to empower them when she finally became the Governor

    The election which started at about 11:30 pm on Thursday was concluded at about 8:44 on Friday morning.

    Scores of each Aspirant is as follows

    Aisha Binani: 430

    Nuhu Ribadu: 288

    Jibrilla Bindo: 103

    Abdulrazak Namdas: 94

    Umar Mustapha: 39

    Wafari Theman: 21

    Before declaering the result by the primaries committee chairman, all the Aspirant agents had earlier promise to join hand with winner Aisha Binani to wrest power from the PDP in 2023.

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