UPDATE: Names Of PDP Chairmanship Candidates Chosen To Participate In The Forthcoming LG Election In Benue State

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Below are the names of 22 out of 23 candidates of the Peoples Democratic Party  that are to contest for the forthcoming Local Government election in Benue state.  


 1. Hon. James Ogaba Oche - Ado
2. Hon. Godwin Abu Edor - Agatu
3. Hon. Ibrahim Danladi - Apa
4. Hon. Tor-Anandeh Samuel - Buruku
5. Hon. Joseph Hange Or - Gboko
6. Hon. Yankyar Ortserga - Guma
7. Hon. Utukwa Nicholas - Gwer-East 
8. Hon. Nyam Aondowase - Gwer-West 
9. Hon. Bua Joshua - Katsina-Ala 
10. Hon. Samuel Ihom - Konshisha
11. Hon. Yarkwan Tertsua - Kwande
12. Hon. Amo O. Ankwa - Logo
13. Hon. Jacob Mumuh - Makurdi
14. Hon. Sunday Onaji - Ogbadibo
15. Hon. Eric Inalegwu Adokwu - Ohimini
16. Hon. Agwu David I. - Oju
17. Hon. Mrs. Audu Amina - Okpokwu
18. Hon. Agbo King Ebonyi - Otukpo
19. Hon. Hon. Wajir Julius - Tarka 
20. Hon. Terhemen Baso Anza - Ukum
21. Hon. Bemsen Agugu - Ushongo
22. Hon. Gbaa Samuel- Vandeikya

 Remaining LG; Obi. 

 Source: Bemgba Iortyom 
State Publicity Secretary, PDP, Benue State.

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