APC chairman postpones Lagos governorship primaries
The Lagos state governorship primaries was scheduled to hold on Sunday, September 30, 2018.
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According to Punch, Oshiomhole also said the Imo state governorship primary election has been moved.
The APC chairman said the Lagos and Imo governorship primary elections have both been moved to Monday, October 1, 2018 for logistic reasons.
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Ahead of Lagos governorship primaries
Punch had earlier reported that Femi Hamzat stepped down for the anointed candidate, Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
Also, reports say 36 members of the Lagos state House of Assembly have endorsed Sanwo-Olu’s candidacy.
Vice-Chairmen of the 57 council areas in Lagos State have also endorsed Sanwo-Olu as their governorship candidate.
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