Names of 14 presidential candidates from INEC

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The independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has
published names of 14 presidential candidates for the 2015
general elections.
Details of the names were released on the Commission’s
website on Tuesday, showing that one presidential candidate
and four vice presidential candidates are females.
The candidates are Sen. Tunde Anifowose-Kelani as the
presidential candidate of Accord Alliance (AA) and Mr Ishaka
Paul as his running mate, Rufus Salawu as Presidential
Candidate of AD and Akuchie Clif as his vice president.
Also published on the commission website were Alhaji Ganiyu
Galadima and Ojengbede Farida as the presidential and vice
president of ACPN, as well as Dr Mani Ahmad and Obianuju
Murphy-Uzohue as president and vice president for ADC.
Others are Ayeni Adebayo as president and Anthony
ologbosere, female for APA, Muhammadu Buhari and Prof. Yemi
Osinbajo as president and vice president for APC, while CPC
has Chief Sam Eke as its presidential candidate and Hassana
Hassan as vice president.
The Hope Party has High Chief Ambrose Owuru and Alhaji
Haruna Shaba as president and vice president, while KOWA
party has
Comfort Sonaiya and Alhaji Seidu Bobboi as president and vice
president.
NCP has Chief Martin Onovo as president and Ibrahim
Mohammed as vice president, while PDP presidential candidate
is Dr Goodluck Jonathan, and Namadi Sambo as his running
mate.
The PPN has Allagoa Chinedu as presidential candidate with
Arabamhen Mary (female) as vice president, while Godson
Okoye is the presidential candidate of UDP and Haruna Adamu
as vice president.
For the UPP, the presidential candidate is Dr Chekwas Okorie
and Mr Bello Umar as his running mate.

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