Enugu State: Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi Vs John Ezea


 
Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has won the Enugu state PDP Governorship primaries. Though there were two PDP governorship primaries held in the state the Ugwuanyi camp has been endorsed. I do not understand this parallel primaries. There have been so many cases of parallel primaries during this year's exercise. I wonder what the future holds if a political party campaigning to rule the state/country cannot organise an election within their party.
The  All Progressive Congress (APC) Governorship candidate for Enugu State is Barrister John Ezea . The All Progressive Grand Alliane ,APGA Enugu state chapter just concluded their primaries without any Gubernatorial candidate.

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