Joshua Mamah is the Labour Party (LP) candidate for the Federal Capital Territory Senatorial District in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). INEC lists him as a 56-year-old man whose declared qualifications are the First School Leaving Certificate, the Senior School Certificate (SSCE) and a BSc.
He describes himself as an FCT indigene and a founding member of the Labour Party in the…
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Joshua Mamah is the Labour Party (LP) candidate for the Federal Capital Territory Senatorial District in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). INEC lists him as a 56-year-old man whose declared qualifications are the First School Leaving Certificate, the Senior School Certificate (SSCE) and a BSc.
He describes himself as an FCT indigene and a founding member of the Labour Party in the FCT. At the party's FCT state congress on the weekend of 25-26 April 2026 he was elected FCT chairman of the LP, and by late June 2026 he was both the chapter chairman and its senatorial candidate. He inaugurated his campaign organisation in early September 2026, pledging to serve a single four-year term and to focus on education. The date, format and result of his 2026 LP primary, his career and his schools were not found in public sources as of October 2026.
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2026
IN THE PUBLIC RECORD
2026
Working lifeReviewed record
State Chairman
Labour Party (LP), Federal Capital Territory chapter
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Elected FCT chairman of the Labour Party at the FCT state congress on the weekend of 25-26 April 2026 (The Sun, 27 April 2026); still described as chapter chairman and senatorial candidate on 27 June 2026.
Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
2027
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2027
Party primaryReviewed record
2027 Senate primary
Labour Party · Federal Capital Territory · FCT
Primary result
Won
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Joshua Mamah
constituency: Federal Capital Territory Senatorial District · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 11, p.49; INEC name: JOSHUA MAMAH; age 56; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): FIRST SCHOOL LEAAVING CERTIFICATE SSCE BSc
Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
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Education on record
Declared to INEC (2027 final list): First School Leaving Certificate (printed "LEAAVING"), Senior School Certificate (SSCE) and a BSc; institutions, field and years not published.
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Labour Party (LP)
Labour Party candidate for the Federal Capital Territory Senatorial District on INEC's final list (12 September 2026); FCT LP chairman since April 2026; describes himself as a founding member of the LP in the FCT (date joined not given)
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Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
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