Ganagana Emerges APC Candidate for Bomadi/Patani Reps Seat Ahead of 2027 ~ Truth Reporters

Stakeholders and supporters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bomadi/Patani Federal Constituency have celebrated the emergence of Basil Okolobaowei Ganagana as the party’s candidate for the House of Representatives election ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The announcement was contained in a statement issued by concerned stakeholders and citizens of the constituency and signed by Hon. ‘Tonye Timi, Ph.D., BL.

The stakeholders described Ganagana’s emergence as a victory for fairness, democratic inclusion, leadership renewal, and the collective will of the people of Bomadi/Patani Federal Constituency.

They noted that the outcome of the primary process marked the beginning of what they called a new era of hope, unity, and broader political participation within the constituency.

The group expressed appreciation to Sheriff Oborevwori for what they described as his statesmanship and commitment to fairness, justice, and political stability within the party.

They also commended Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore for his sacrifices, support, and strategic leadership throughout the political process, noting that his commitment to equitable representation remained unwavering.

According to the statement, special recognition was equally extended to James Manager, party leaders, stakeholders from Bomadi and Patani Local Government Areas, youths, women, elders, and supporters who stood firmly for what the group described as democratic expansion and peaceful political transition.

The stakeholders maintained that the emergence of Ganagana was not merely a political victory but a significant turning point for the constituency.

“Today marks not just a political victory, but the beginning of a new chapter of hope, unity, inclusion, and broader participation for our people,” the statement read.

They further declared that the development signaled the dawn of a new era in Bomadi/Patani Federal Constituency as preparations begin ahead of the 2027 general elections.