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2027 elections: Ondo APC women, youth reject NWC list, allege ... Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business. By Oluwadamilola Akinduro Women and youths of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State on Monday staged a protest in Akure, rejecting the National Working Committee (NWC)’s list of National Assembly candidates and alleging that it did not reflect the outcome of the party’s direct primaries across the state ahead of the 2027 general elections. The protesters, who marched through major streets of the capital for several hours, carried placards with inscriptions such as “Say No to Fake Appeal”, “We Reject the Abuja Result”, “Our Votes Must Count”, “No to Cheating”, and “NWC, Don’t Have Right”. They accused the party leadership of overturning the will of members through alleged manipulation of the appeal process. Speaking during the protest, the Ondo State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Mrs Seun Osamaye, described the list as “fake”, insisting it did not reflect the results of the primaries conducted in the state’s 203 wards. She said members voted freely and knew the candidates who emerged from the exercise, a…

‎Ondo APC Women, Youth Protest Alleged Alteration Of Primary Results ‎Women and youth members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State on Monday staged a peaceful protest in Akure over the alleged alteration of the party’s Senate and House of Representatives primary election results, demanding the release of what they described as the authentic candidates’ list. ‎ ‎The protesters marched through major roads in the state capital, causing traffic gridlock as they called on the APC National Secretariat to publish the original results of the direct primary election. ‎ ‎They carried placards bearing inscriptions such as “Ondo State Is on Fire,” “Ondo State Says No to Abuja Result,” “No to Corner-Corner Appeal,” “Ondo State Women Stand with Governor Aiyedatiwa,” “We No Go Gree,” “Let Our Votes Count,” “APC National, We No Go Gree,” among others. ‎ ‎Addressing journalists during the protest, the APC Women Leader in Ondo State, Princess Oluwayemisi Iji-Ayeola, alleged that the results of the primary election conducted across the state’s 18 local government areas had been withheld for almost a month before names of persons who did not participate in the exercise emerged o…

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Ondo APC women, youths protest alleged tampering of primary results Share Women and Youths of the All Progressives Congress (APC), on Monday staged a protest at Akure, the Ondo State capital, alleging the national leadership of the party of tampering with the outcome of the primary election results. The party faithful, who turned out in large numbers to block the Ilesa-Owo/Benin expressway, insisted that the votes cast during the primary election must be protected and that the will of APC members across the 18 local government areas of Ondo State should be respected and protested by the national leadership of the party. According to them, “Ondo State conducted a peaceful election; We say no to National Working Committee imposition. Respect the will of the people, let democracy prevail. Addressing journalists during the protest, the Ondo State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Seun Osamaye asked President Bola Tinubu to intervene and call the national leadership of the party to order. Osamaye said; “We say no imposition; let our vote count; Ondo State say no Abuja results; Ondo State is on fire; we say no mago mago. “We women of Ondo State have come out to expr…

Ondo APC Protest: Women, Youths Block Aiyedatiwa's Convoy APC women, youths block Aiyedatiwa’s convoy over ‘fake’ Reps list June 29, 2026 5:36 pm The protesters during the protest which took place along Oyemekun and Akure,-Ilesa roads. Photo: Peter Dada By Peter Dada Kindly share this story: Hundreds of women and youths of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State on Monday staged a protest in Akure, the state capital, over the list of candidates released by the party’s National Secretariat, alleging that it did not reflect the outcome of the House of Representatives primary election held last month. The protesters claimed that some of the names on the list were those of aspirants who lost the primary election, describing the development as an attempt to impose candidates on the party. The protest, which took place along Oyemekun Road and the Akure-Ilesa Expressway, caused heavy traffic as demonstrators blocked major roads, including the convoy of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa. Carrying placards with inscriptions such as “We don’t want imposition in Ondo APC,” “Let our votes count,” “Ondo State women for Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa,” “We say no to imposition,” and “APC National should…

Ondo APC women, youths protest alleged imposition of assembly ... Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email Women and youths leaders in the Ondo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Monday staged a peaceful protest over alleged imposition of candidates for the National Assembly. The protesters were carrying placards with inscriptions such as: “Let our vote count”, “We say no to imposition”, “We say no to corner corner”, “APC NWC, let our vote count”, among others. The protesters stated that the purported candidates list in circulation does not reflect the outcome of the national assembly primaries held in May in the state. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the protest halted vehicular movement on the Ilesha-Akure-Benin expressway. The Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, Seun Osamaye, while addressing newsmen during the protest, said the women were dissatisfied with what she described as a list that did not reflect the outcome of the party’s primaries. Osamaye said the women voted across the state’s 203 wards and expected the published list of candidates to reflect the mandate freely given by party members. “We know those we voted …