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The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) on Friday recorded peaceful turn out as it concluded its nationwide presidential, governorship, National Assembly and State Assembly primaries, recording what the party described as massive participation across the country.
The exercise which commenced on Thursday and ended on Friday saw a large turnout of party members and supporters in several states as aspirants battled in direct primaries and affirmation exercises ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The NDC, in a statement signed by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Osa Director, said the primaries were largely peaceful, transparent and well coordinated despite initial logistical concerns caused by the Eid-el-Kabir holidays and transportation challenges.
The party said that officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission and security agencies including the Police and the Department of State Services monitored the exercise in several locations to ensure compliance with electoral guidelines and to maintain public order.
“At many voting centres the atmosphere was festive with chants, solidarity songs and jubilant supporters expressing confidence in the party’s vision and leadership.
The successful conduct of the primaries, party leaders said, was another major milestone in the steady growth of the NDC as a formidable national political movement committed to democratic participation, credible leadership and national renewal” NDC said.
Reports from across the federation indicated orderly voting and affirmation processes, the statement said, while stakeholders commended the conduct of aspirants and supporters during the exercise.
The party also referred to its decision to allow aspirants to take part in the primaries before purchasing nomination forms, describing the move as a new strategy aimed at strengthening internal democracy and increasing political participation.
Under the arrangement, only successful candidates that emerge from the primaries would be allowed to purchase nomination forms.
The initiative has been hailed by observers and supporters as one of the first of its kind in the country’s political process.
Supporters chanting solidarity songs and expressing confidence in the party’s leadership and vision were said to have made the mood at several voting centres festive.
The NDC leadership also described the successful conduct of the exercise as another milestone in the party’s efforts to position itself as a major political force ahead of the 2027 elections.
The party said the National Working Committee would collate the results from the states and make official announcement from the national headquarters.
It said the turn-out witnessed in the primaries showed the increasing public interest in the NDC which could further boost the party’s momentum ahead of future electoral contests.
