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PDP Postpones Governorship Primaries In Lagos, Kano, Imo Indefinitely

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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has postponed its governorship primaries Lagos, Kano and Imo States indefinitely, okay.ng understands.

The governorship primaries in other states taking part in the 2019 election would still be held throughout the country on Sunday.

According to a statement made available to okay.ng by National Publicity Secretary of the party, Kola Ologbondiyan in Abuja on Saturday night.

He said, “The attention of the National Working Committee of the PDP has just been drawn to a rumour making the rounds that the PDP scheduled gubernatorial primary has been postponed.

“The PDP wishes to inform all delegates, members of our great party and aspirants for the gubernatorial election that the scheduled date for the primary remains Sunday, September 30, 2018.

“The rumour about the postponement should, therefore, be disregarded completely.

“However, the gubernatorial primary election dates for Lagos, Kano and Imo states would be announced soon.”

okay.ng recalls that the ruling party All Progressives Congress (APC) has shift its governorship primaries in Lagos and Imo states to Monday.

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