The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Sokoto State has concluded its senatorial primaries, producing former governor and influential political leader Aliyu Wamakko alongside Ajiya and other aspirants as candidates to represent the party in the forthcoming senatorial elections.
The exercise, which was closely monitored by party stakeholders and delegates, took place amid heightened political interest across the state. The primaries were described as competitive but largely peaceful, with aspirants testing their popularity and grassroots support within their respective zones.
Wamakko, a dominant figure in Sokoto politics and a key pillar of the APC structure in the North-West, secured his position following strong backing from party delegates. His emergence further strengthens his long-standing influence within the party and the state’s political landscape.
Other candidates, including Ajiya and additional contenders who emerged from different senatorial districts, also clinched their tickets after securing majority votes in their respective contests. Party officials emphasized that the process followed internal guidelines and reflected the democratic choice of delegates.
APC leaders in Sokoto have urged all aspirants to unite ahead of the general elections, stressing the importance of cohesion and collective effort in delivering victory for the party.
With the primaries concluded, attention now shifts to mobilization and campaign strategies as candidates prepare to face opponents from other political parties in what is expected to be a competitive election season in Sokoto State.