NRM's 2027 House of Representatives Slate: Meet the Candidates Ready to Rescue Nigeria, Constituency by Constituency

Following INEC's publication of the Final List of Candidates for the 2027 House of Representatives elections, the National Rescue Movement (NRM) is proud to present its slate — a national field of men and women who are not running for office, but answering a call.

Every NRM candidate on the list is tied to a specific promise: to carry the Rescue Nigeria Blueprint into the National Assembly and translate its 24 pillars into legislation that changes lives.

Below is a zone-by-zone, constituency-by-constituency look at who is standing for the NRM in 2027 — and what they intend to do.

SOUTH-EAST: Rebuilding the Industrial Heartland

The South-East is Nigeria's industrial engine. NRM candidates here will push for the Industrialization, Trade & Investment Promotion pillar (Blueprint Pillar 6) and the Export-Oriented Industrial & Logistics Strategy (Pillar 20) — with a specific focus on the abandoned Ajaokuta Steel complex and reviving the region's moribund manufacturing base.

Abia State

Aba North/Aba South — Egwu Ude Ndukwu — will champion the industrialization of Aba's leather and garment clusters, tying into NRM's plan for Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and export-processing corridors (Pillar 6, Pillar 20).
Bende — Igbokwe Chinedu — will push for agricultural mechanization and rural development (Pillar 5) in one of Abia's most fertile LGAs.
Umuahia North/Umuahia South/Ikwuano — Ibekwe Christian Ekperechi — will fight for education funding reform (Pillar 9) and rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).

Anambra State

Onitsha North/Onitsha South — Mortune Nkiruka Maureen — will champion market modernization and MSME support, tying to NRM's plan to provide "human-friendly markets and shopping centres across NRM jurisdictions" (Manifesto, Ch. 9).
Oyi/Ayamelum — Ojukwu Osita — will focus on rural roads and agricultural value chains (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
Awka North/Awka South — Nnatuanya Chimezie Gabriel — will push for tech hubs and digital skills (Pillar 8) in Anambra's capital.
Idemili North/Idemili South — Edetochukwu — will champion industrial clusters and trade corridors (Pillar 6).
Ihiala — Obinjiribe Izunna Emmanuel — will fight for healthcare access (Pillar 10) and rural electrification (Pillar 13).
Nnewi North/Nnewi South/Ekwusigo — Nduka Azubuike Julian — will push for auto-parts manufacturing revival through the Industrialization pillar (Pillar 6).
Njikoka/Dunukofia/Anaocha — Onyeagba Elijah Chinezim — will champion education reform (Pillar 9).

Ebonyi State

Ebonyi/Ohaukwu — Onwe Monday — will push for agricultural revitalization (Pillar 5).
Ezza North/Ishielu — Ugbo Godwin — will focus on rural infrastructure and food security (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
Ezza South/Ikwo — Nwanchor Udoka — will champion youth enterprise and skills (Pillar 11).
Ivo-Ohaozara/Onicha — Nwani Emeka Paul — will fight for education and health (Pillar 9, Pillar 10).
Afikpo North/Afikpo South — Emegha Ferguson — will focus on youth empowerment and job creation (Pillar 11).

Enugu State

Aninri/Awgu/Oji River — Maduekwu Dominic Obiora — will push for rural roads and irrigation (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
Enugu East/Isi Uzo — Ogbonna Ifesinachi A. — will champion education funding and digital learning (Pillar 8, Pillar 9).
Enugu North/Enugu South — Ugwuja Mabel — will focus on women's inclusion and gender equity (Pillar 11).
Ezeagu/Udi — Ugwu Emeka Ben-Kingsley — will push for local governance reform (Pillar 23).
Igbo-Etiti/Uzo-Uwani — Nweke Erick Nnam — will champion agricultural cooperatives (Pillar 5).
Nkanu East/Nkanu West — Oko Nnaemeka — will focus on education and rural development.
Nsukka/Igbo-Eze South — Ikemefuna Okeozor Kingsley — will push for research-industry linkages (Pillar 18).

Imo State

Ehime Mbano/Ihite-Uboma/Obowo — Obani Ifeanyi Mathew — will champion education reform (Pillar 9).
Isiala Mbano/Okigwe/Onuimo — Ahamefule Confidence Chimuanya — will push for agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Ideato North/Ideato South — Obioha Collins Chinedu — will focus on youth entrepreneurship (Pillar 11).
Isu/Njaba/Nkwerre/Nwangele — Mmadụ Collins Tochukwu — will champion SME support and market access.
Oguta/Ohaji-Egbema/Oru West — Okororie — will focus on Niger Delta environmental remediation (Pillar 14).
Oru East/Orsu/Orlu — Nwankwo Chinonso — will push for rural electrification (Pillar 13).
Aboh Mbaise/Ngor Okpala — Ugwulor Chimaraoke — will champion healthcare and social protection (Pillar 10).
Ahiazu Mbaise/Ezinihitte — Nwachukwu Jude Obioma — will focus on education and youth empowerment.
Ikeduru/Mbaitoli — Opara Hamilton Chinasa — will push for rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Owerri Municipal/Owerri North/Owerri West — Ihim Chukwuemeka Christian — will champion digital economy and innovation (Pillar 8).

SOUTH-SOUTH: Clean-Up and Rebuild

The South-South carries Nigeria's oil wealth — yet its people remain some of the poorest in the country. NRM candidates here are tied directly to Pillar 13 (Energy & Power Sector Reform), Pillar 14 (Environment, Climate Change & Sustainability), and the NRM's commitment to address "the Niger Delta conundrum" through dialogue with restive youth and militants (Manifesto, Epilogue).

Akwa Ibom State

Abak/Etim Ekpo/Ika — Nkopuyo Ntukidem — will push for power sector reform (Pillar 13).
Etinan/Nsit Ibom/Nsit Ubium — (no candidate on INEC's final list) — the NRM will field a candidate in this constituency before election day.
Ikonolini — Bassey Divine Solomon — will champion environmental remediation (Pillar 14).
Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo — (no candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Bayelsa State

Ogbia — Onde Wisdom Thompson — will focus on rural development and community infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Southern Ijaw — Gbeghebo Simon Emotonghe — will champion environmental justice (Pillar 14).
Yenagoa/Kolokuma/Opokuma — Josiah-Wilson Munenezibe Harold — will push for youth enterprise and jobs (Pillar 11).

Cross River State

Yakurr/Abi — Ubi Willis — will champion education reform (Pillar 9).
Calabar South/Akpabuyo/Bakassi — Ambrose Victor Ime — will focus on tourism, culture, and creative industries (Pillar 12).

Delta State

Aniocha North/Aniocha South/Oshimili North & South — Okwudili Matthew — will push for industrialization and trade (Pillar 6).
Bomadi/Patani — Akugbene Oyinkepreye Julius — will champion Niger Delta environmental cleanup (Pillar 14).
Isoko North/Isoko South — Ogodo John Samuel — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Okpe/Sapele/Uwvie — Erhabor Ebeyonoakpoawor Augustine — will push for infrastructure modernization (Pillar 7).
Ughelli North/Ughelli South/Udu — Ojih Alexander Onobewe Dickson — will champion youth employment and skills (Pillar 11).

Edo State

(No NRM candidates on INEC's final list for Edo — the party will field candidates in remaining constituencies as the campaign progresses.)

Rivers State

ANDONI-OPOBO/NKORO — Fubara Macauley Fubara — will push for local governance reform and fiscal devolution (Pillar 23).
Obio Akpor — Aleruba Christian Ichechukwu — will champion education and youth development (Pillar 9, Pillar 11).
Ikwerre/Emohua — Ekeji Justina Nonyerem — will focus on women's inclusion and social equity (Pillar 11).

SOUTH-WEST: The Industrial and Digital Engine

The South-West hosts Nigeria's commercial capital, its most vibrant tech ecosystem, and its largest industrial corridors. NRM candidates here are tied to Pillar 8 (Digital Economy, Innovation & Technology), Pillar 20 (Export-Oriented Industrial & Logistics Strategy), and Pillar 7 (Infrastructure, Transport & Smart Cities).

Ekiti State

(No NRM candidates on INEC's final list for Ekiti — the party will field candidates in remaining constituencies.)

Lagos State

Eti-Osa — Adeola Dagunro Adekunle — will champion smart cities and digital infrastructure (Pillar 7, Pillar 8).
Surulere I — Adepitan Olusegun Olatunji — will push for education and youth employment (Pillar 9, Pillar 11).
Ibadan South West/Ibadan North West (Oyo) — Ishola Adekunle Hafeez — will focus on digital economy and MSME support (Pillar 8).
Shomolu — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Ogun State

Abeokuta North/Obafemi-Owode/Odeda — Akintunde John — will champion agricultural value chains (Pillar 5).
Abeokuta South — Ishola Sulaimon — will push for industrial clusters and trade (Pillar 6).
Ado-Odo/Ota — Sadiku Akeem — will focus on power sector reform and industrial power (Pillar 13).
Egbado North/Imeko-Afon — Odebiyi Dara — will champion rural development and infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Egbado South/Ipokia — Adeleke Ayanfe — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).
Ifo/Ewekoro — Olaitan Ayopo — will focus on women's inclusion and social protection (Pillar 10, Pillar 11).
Ijebu Ode/Odogbolu/Ijebu North East — Muse Kamoru — will champion youth enterprise and skills (Pillar 11).

Ondo State

Akoko North East/Akoko North West — Jegede Prosper — will push for agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Akoko South East/Akoko South West — Imoru Ibrahim — will focus on education and rural infrastructure.
Idanre/Ifedore — Olasunloye Ayodeji — will champion tourism and cultural industries (Pillar 12).
Ileoluji/Okeigbo/Odigbo — Monday Yomi — will push for agriculture and rural roads (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
Owo/Ose — Omodara Feyidupe — will focus on education and youth empowerment (Pillar 9, Pillar 11).

Osun State

Irepodun/Olorunda/Osogbo/Orolu — Aderaye Zainab — will champion women's inclusion and social equity (Pillar 11).
Odo-Otin/Ifelodun/Boripe — Ademo Cecilia Banke — will push for education and social protection (Pillar 9, Pillar 10).
Boluwaduro/Ifedayo/Ila — Awotoye Ayodele Margaret — will focus on healthcare access (Pillar 10).
Atakunmosa East/Atakunmosa West/Ilesha East/Ilesha West — Adeniyi Gboyega — will champion agricultural mechanization (Pillar 5).
Obokun/Oriade — Agbola Alice Bolanle — will push for women's economic empowerment (Pillar 11).
Ayedaade/Irewole/Isokan — Adebayo Fawole — will focus on local governance and decentralization (Pillar 23).
Ede North/Ede South/Egbedore/Ejigbo — Afeni Tayo Eunice — will champion youth entrepreneurship (Pillar 11).

Oyo State

Ibadan South West/Ibadan North West — Ishola Adekunle Hafeez — will push for digital economy and SME growth (Pillar 8).
Ibadan North East/Ibadan South East — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

NORTH-CENTRAL: Agriculture, Solid Minerals and Governance Reform

The North-Central is Nigeria's food basket and its mineral heartland. NRM candidates here are tied to Pillar 5 (Agriculture, Food Security & Rural Development), Pillar 24 (Solid Minerals — Manifesto Ch. 5), and Pillar 1 (Governance Reform & Anti-Corruption).

Benue State

(No NRM candidates on INEC's final list for Benue — NRM will field candidates in remaining constituencies.)

Kogi State

Ijumu/Kabba-Bunu — Olorunmagba Sunday Emmanuel — will champion agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Kogi (Lokoja)/Kogi (K.K.) — Dirisu Bala Abdulghafar — will push for anti-corruption and transparency (Pillar 1).

Kwara State

Baruten/Kaiama — Taofeeq Saheed — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Edu/Moro/Pategi — Jibril Salamat — will champion women's inclusion and rural development (Pillar 11, Pillar 5).
Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-Ero — Titiloye Gidioen — will push for youth empowerment and education (Pillar 9, Pillar 11).
Ilorin East/Ilorin South — Akande Ismail — will focus on SME support and market access.
Ilorin West/Asa — Arowolo Yetunde Mariam — will champion women's economic empowerment (Pillar 11).
Ifelodun/Offa/Oyun — Popoola Ayoola — will push for agriculture and rural infrastructure (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).

Nasarawa State

Akwanga/Nassarawa Eggon/Wamba — Abdullahi Ibrahim — will champion solid minerals development (Manifesto Ch. 5).
Awe/Doma/Keana — Adamu Umar — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Lafia/Obi — Musa Idris — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).

Niger State

Agwara/Borgu — Sahdi Aliyu — will champion rural electrification (Pillar 13).
Kontagora/Wushishi/Mariga/Mashegu — Abdulkadir Hussain — will focus on agriculture and rural roads (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).

Plateau State

Jos South/Jos East — Atang Akare Izang — will champion solid minerals and job creation (Manifesto Ch. 5, Pillar 11).
Wase — Ahmad Tijjani Ramat — will push for security and peace building (Pillar 3).

FCT Abuja

Abaji/Gwagwalada/Kwali/Kuje — Saleh Alheri — will champion women's inclusion and rural development (Pillar 11).
Municipal/Bwari — Ambi Peter Sabo — will focus on smart cities and infrastructure (Pillar 7).

NORTH-EAST: Security, Rebuilding and Reconciliation

The North-East has borne the brunt of Nigeria's security crisis. NRM candidates here are tied to Pillar 3 (Security, Peace & National Integration), Pillar 5 (Agriculture & Rural Development), and Pillar 10 (Social Protection & Welfare).

Adamawa State

Demsa/Numan/Lamurde — Halilu Dogara Gaji — will champion security and community policing (Pillar 3).
FUFORE/SONG — Peter Josiah — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Mayo Belwa/Ganye/Jada/Toungo — Alex Simon Hamfa — will push for rural infrastructure and jobs (Pillar 7, Pillar 11).
Gombi/Hong — Nyako Dugalpi Baba — will champion education for displaced children (Pillar 9, Pillar 10).
Guyuk/Shelleng — Joshua Dauda — will focus on agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Madagali/Michika — Nafatali Enock — will push for security and reconstruction (Pillar 3).
Maiha/Mubi North/Mubi South — Adamu Teru — will champion youth employment and skills (Pillar 11).
Yola North/Yola South/Girei — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Bauchi State

Bauchi — Abdullahi Kasim — will champion governance reform and anti-corruption (Pillar 1).
Bogoro/Dass/Tafawa Balewa — Salmanu Sale Dass — will focus on peace building and inter-communal dialogue (Pillar 3).
Toro — Muhammad Umar — will push for education and youth development (Pillar 9, Pillar 11).
Ningi/Warji — Maikwangi Murtala — will champion agriculture and rural roads (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
DARAZO/GANJUWA — Umar Abdurra'uf — will focus on rural electrification (Pillar 13).
MISAU/DAMBAN — Ahmad Aliyu — will push for healthcare access (Pillar 10).
Gamawa — Ibrahim Muhammad Gololo — will champion agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Shira/Giade — Ibrahim Adamu Giade — will focus on rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Katagum — Aminu Sulaiman — will push for youth empowerment (Pillar 11).

Borno State

Askira-Uba/Hawul — Umoru Mohammed Vanki — will champion security and community resilience (Pillar 3).
Bama/Ngala/Kala-Balge — Babagana Mustapha — will focus on reconstruction and resettlement (Pillar 3, Pillar 10).
Kaga/Gubio/Magumeri — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Gombe State

Balanga/Billiri — Mailabari Hussein — will champion agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Kaltungo/Shongom — Iliya Jaban — will focus on youth employment and skills (Pillar 11).
Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye — Ismail Zubairu — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).
Dukku/Nafada — Balarabe Shamsuddeen — will champion rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).

Taraba State

Bali/Gassol — Zakari Suleiman — will champion agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Takum/Donga/Ussa — Aliyu Umar — will focus on security and peace building (Pillar 3).
Sardauna/Kurmi/Gashaka — Garba Tukur — will push for solid minerals development (Manifesto Ch. 5).
Ibi/Wukari — Musa Muhammad — will champion rural roads and infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Jalingo/Yorro/Zing — Muhammad Usman D. — will focus on youth empowerment (Pillar 11).
Karim Lamido/Lau/Ardo-Kola — Saidu Nasiru Danejo — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).

Yobe State

Bade/Jakusko — Ibrahim Ali — will champion reconstruction and resettlement (Pillar 3, Pillar 10).
Damaturu/Gujba/Gulani/Tarmuwa — Adamu Mohammed Dino — will focus on security and community resilience (Pillar 3).
Fika/Fune — Mohammed Disa Nikau — will push for agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Machina/Nguru/Yusufari/Karasuwa — Isa Bayyana — will champion rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).

NORTH-WEST: The Demographic and Agricultural Heartland

The North-West is Nigeria's largest geopolitical zone by population and agricultural output. NRM candidates here are tied to Pillar 5 (Agriculture, Food Security & Rural Development), Pillar 9 (Education), and Pillar 11 (Women's Inclusion, Youth Empowerment & Social Equity).

Jigawa State

Gumel/Maigatari/Sule Tankarkar/Gagarawa — Abdulmumin Faruk — will champion agriculture and irrigation (Pillar 5).

Kaduna State

Zaria — Umar Salihu — will focus on education reform (Pillar 9).
Soba — Jibril Kabiru — will push for rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Igabi — Tukur Uzairu — will champion agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Ikara/Kubau — Aminu Rabiu — will focus on rural electrification (Pillar 13).
Makarfi/Kudan — Usman Magaji — will push for youth employment and skills (Pillar 11).
Lere — Lawisa Muhammad — will champion agriculture and rural roads (Pillar 5, Pillar 7).
Chikun/Kajuru — Adams Shadari — will focus on education and health (Pillar 9, Pillar 10).
Jema'a/Sanga — Sani Muhammad — will push for agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Birnin Gwari/Giwa — Kabir Abdulaziz — will champion security and peace building (Pillar 3).
Sabon Gari — Suleiman Kabir Abdullahi — will focus on SME support and market access.

Kano State

Albasu/Gaya/Ajingi — Danyaro Haruna — will champion agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Shanoo/Bagwai — Tukur Ibrahim Umar — will focus on rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Bichi — Abdullahi Ismail — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).
Dala — Mahmud Aisha Abba — will champion women's inclusion (Pillar 11).
Dawakin Kudu/Warawa — Sunusi Samaila — will focus on rural development (Pillar 5).
Dawakin Tofa/Tofa/Rimin Gado — Shamsuddeen Uba Tofa — will push for agriculture and irrigation (Pillar 5).
Doguwa/Tudun Wada — Nura Salisu Dawaye — will champion rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Gezawa/Gabasawa — Idris Abubakar — will focus on youth employment (Pillar 11).
Kumbotso — Kasim Sha'aibu Isah — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).
Nassarawa — Idris Musa Idris — will champion SME support and trade (Pillar 6).
Sumaila/Takai — Abubakar Lawan — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Minjibir/Ungogo — Yusuf Saminu — will push for rural electrification (Pillar 13).
Tsanyawa/Kunchi — Ado Musa Kunchi — will champion agriculture and irrigation (Pillar 5).
Wudil/Garko — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Katsina State

Daura/Sandamu/Mai'adua — Kamalu Abubakar — will champion agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Dutsin-ma/Kurfi — Abubakar Aminu Birchi — will focus on education reform (Pillar 9).
Ingawa/Kankia/Kusada — Musa Salisu Salisu — will push for rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Jibia/Kaita — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.
Katsina — Salim Babangida — will champion governance reform and anti-corruption (Pillar 1).
Zango/Baure — Sale Yusuf — will focus on agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).

Kebbi State

Argunu/Augie — Haruna Yusuf — will champion agriculture and rural development (Pillar 5).
Bagudo/Suru — Boyi Muhammad — will focus on education reform (Pillar 9).
Bunza/Birnin Kebbi/Kalgo — Muhammad Bashar — will push for rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).
Aleiro/Gwandu/Jega — Umar Yasir — will champion agriculture and irrigation (Pillar 5).
Fakai/Sakaba/Wasagu/Danko/Zuru — Aliyu Isyaka — will focus on solid minerals development (Manifesto Ch. 5).
Ngaski/Shanga/Yauri — (no NRM candidate on INEC's final list) — NRM will field a candidate.

Sokoto State

Goronyo/Gada — Umar Rilwanu — will champion agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Wurno/Rabah — Hassan Fatima — will focus on women's inclusion (Pillar 11).
Binji/Silame — Ahmed Binji Aliyu — will push for rural development (Pillar 5).
Sokoto North/Sokoto South — Elsudan Hassan — will champion governance reform (Pillar 1).
Yabo/Shagari — Aliyu Shagari Amina — will focus on women's economic empowerment (Pillar 11).
Kebbe/Tambuwal — Hassan Sanyinna Balkisu — will push for education reform (Pillar 9).

Zamfara State

Kaura-Namoda/Birnin Magaji — Mansur Abdulrashid — will champion security and peace building (Pillar 3).
Gusau/Tsafe — Ibrahim Sanusi — will focus on youth employment (Pillar 11).
Bungudu/Maru — Usman Umar Maru — will push for agriculture and food security (Pillar 5).
Bakura/Maradun — Jibo Mudi Yarkofoje — will champion rural infrastructure (Pillar 7).

The Common Thread: The Honey Bee Standard

Every NRM candidate — regardless of state, constituency or background — is bound to the same standard, symbolised by the honey bee on the party's logo:

Hard work. Productivity. Selfless service. Loyalty. Efficiency. Discipline. Respect for constituted authority.

"The bee is honoured not merely because it labours, but because it labours for others," the NRM Blueprint says. "It does not consume the honey it produces. It serves as a provider — a diligent breadwinner whose hard work yields prosperity for the collective good."

That is what our candidates have committed to.

What Every NRM Candidate Will Do

Each NRM candidate has been directed to:

Publish a personal legislative agenda tied to the 24 Blueprint pillars
Sign the NRM Integrity Charter — binding them to transparency, accountability, and the fight against corruption
Hold regular town halls — at least once a month in their constituency
Report quarterly on their legislative and constituency work
Campaign on ideas, not insults — the NRM's first rule of political engagement

A Movement, Not Just a Party

The NRM is not asking Nigerians to vote for individual candidates. It is asking Nigerians to vote for a philosophy.

Rule of Law for Peace, Productivity and Shared Prosperity.

Slogan: NRM — Rescue Nigeria!

Guiding Principle: Social Justice anchored on Rule of Law for Peace, Productivity and Shared Prosperity.

Join us: www.nrm.org.ng | [email protected] | +234 803 314 4749 | +234 803 202 2776

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The Final List of Candidates for the 2027 House of Representatives elections is published by INEC and signed by Secretary Rose Oriaran-Anthony. Constituencies without a named NRM candidate above indicate those where the party will field additional candidates before election day. The NRM's Rescue Nigeria Blueprint and Manifesto are available at www.nrm.org.ng.

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