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Breaking: Doris Ogala Clinches AAC Governorship Ticket In Abia State
Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has emerged as the governorship candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) for the 2027 Abia State governorship election.
Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has emerged as the governorship candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) for the 2027 Abia State governorship election.
Her emergence followed the party’s primary election, where she secured the ticket to represent the AAC in the contest for the state’s top political office.
Videos shared on social media showed Ogala celebrating with party supporters shortly after she was declared winner of the primary.
Ogala’s victory comes after months of internal disagreements within the party surrounding her decision to contest for the governorship position. Despite earlier resistance from some members, she ultimately secured the party’s nomination and will now fly its flag in the election.
She is expected to face the incumbent Governor Alex Otti, who is seeking re-election under the Labour Party.
At the national level, the AAC will also field Omoyele Sowore as its presidential candidate in the general elections, where he is expected to compete with other prominent contenders, including President Bola Tinubu.
Ogala has recently remained in the public spotlight, not only for her political ambitions but also due to controversies surrounding her personal life.
Earlier in the year, she was involved in a public dispute with a Nigerian cleric over allegations linked to a failed marriage arrangement and other personal issues.
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