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    APC Reps Primary: Akpanke Wins Bekwarra/Obudu/Obanliku Ticket

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    Over the weekend, Hon. Peter A. Akpanke emerged victorious in the All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Representatives primary election for the Bekwarra/Obudu/Obanliku Federal Constituency in Cross River State after securing an overwhelming majority of votes cast across the three local government areas.

    The primary election, monitored by party officials and stakeholders, recorded a total of 18,921 registered APC members and delegates across Bekwarra, Obudu and Obanliku Local Government Areas.

    Official results collation which was made available to journalists showed that 16,564 valid votes were cast during the exercise, with no void votes recorded.

    According to the results, Hon. Akpanke polled a total of 14,252 votes to defeat five other aspirants, with
    Hon. Theresa Akwaji Ushie scoring 101 votes;
    Hon. Martin Orim with 1,572 votes;
    Anthonia A. Ally with 104 votes;
    Dr. Vincent A. Ushie with 270 votes and
    Dr. Godwin A. Agbor with 265 votes.

    A breakdown of the constituency wide results showed that Akpanke secured 4,749 votes in Obanliku Local Government Area, 4,886 votes in Obudu Local Government Area, and 4,617 votes in Bekwarra Local Government Area, consolidating respectively.

    Following the conclusion of the collation process, APC Returning Officer, Hon. Edodi Ejekor formally declared Hon. Peter A. Akpanke winner of the party’s House of Representatives primary election for the Bekwarra/Obudu/Obanliku Federal Constituency.

    The primary election was described by stakeholders, observers and party officials as peaceful, orderly transparent and credible, noting that the outcome reflected the will of party delegates and members across the constituency.

    The primary election was conducted under the supervision of APC electoral officials who demonstrated true professionalism, with the official collation documents signed and dated May 16, 2026.

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