Edo Election: APC names members of screening, appeal committees
The All Progressives Congress has released names of members of the committee to screen Edo governorship aspirants.The list was released on Tuesday by Edegbe Odemwingie, APC Assistant Director of Publicity.
On the Screening Committee are Prof. Jonathan Ayuba , Prof. Agbo Madaki, Hon. Ibrahim Zailani, Sen. Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed, Dr. Jane Frances Agbu, Hon. Fort Dike and Dr. Rabe Nasir . Members of the Appeal Committee Dr. Abubakar Fari , Prof. Sadeeque Abba, Barr. Gbenga Olubajo, Mohammed Idris, Esther Bepeh and Barr. Daniel Bwala .
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