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2023: PDP extends sale of forms for all offices

by Kayode Oyero
March 31, 2022
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The National Working Committee of opposition Peoples Democratic Party has extended the sale of nomination forms for all offices from the initial deadline of April 1, 2022, to April 8, 2022.

The National Organizing Secretary of the party, Umar Bature, made this known in a statement on Wednesday.

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The statement was titled, ‘Extension of Sales of Forms and Rescheduling of Screening Exercises’.

The party also said, “The last day for the Return of already completed Forms and Screening Exercises for both the State House of Assembly and National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives) are rescheduled” to April 10, 2022, while the screening of State of House of Assembly and National Assembly aspirants was also moved to April 12 and 14, 2022 respectively.

The PDP had pegged its nomination and expression of interest forms for presidential aspirants at N40m while “State House of Assembly Expression of Interest: N100,000; Nomination Form, N500,000. House of Representatives: Expression of Interest, N500,000; Nomination Form, N2,000,000.

“Senate: Expression of Interest, N500,000; Nomination Form, N3,000,000. Governorship: Expression of Interest, N1,000,000; Nomination Form, 20,000,000.

“President: Expression of Interest, N5,000,000; Nomination Form, N35,000,000.”

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