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Governor of Abia State.
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Governor of Abia State. This records offices held. It is separate from, and does not by itself evidence, any candidacy at the 2027 general election.
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2027: Otti, Abaribe, others emerge Labour Party candidates in Abia primaries
Other31 May 2026Primary source needed
Wikipedia - Alex Otti
WikipediaOther23 Aug 2026
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Governor of Abia State
Abia State
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