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In forfillment to the electoral criteria, the people's most cherished aspirants for the Boki 1 and Boki 11 state House of Assembly set has been successfully screened and cleared for the primaries elections which is scheduled to hold on the 26th of may 2022. 

The Boki APC pre-primary has trimmed down the number of aspirants for the state house of assembly in Boki 1 and Boki 11 state Constituencies to Eight (8), Boki 1 having four (4), while Boki 11 having four (4).

This development came after the party gave the mandate to all caucuses in the state to prune aspirants in all offices to a manageable size.
 
The successful aspirants of this first stage who are to face each other in the primaries are as follows:

(1) Hon. Bette Philip Obi. (Beebo/Bumaji Ward)

(2) Amb. Obi Ayuk (Buentsebe Ward)

(3) Hon. Kress Ojonde (Alankwu Ward)

(4) Anyia Sabastine Ubua

While that of Boki 11 are as follows

(1) Hon. Mina Bukie Maria Okangbe (Oku/Burom/ Njua ward.)

(2) Diwa Juliana Bebuo

(3) Augustine Odu Bisong.

(4) Hon. Hilary Ekpang Bisong (Ekpashi ward) going for third tenure.

Congratulations to them as we all wait to see the result that would come out from the forthcoming primary elections.

We pray and wish the delegates give us the most suitable candidate.

We wish them all best of luck.




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