2027 · GubernatorialADP
Ikechukwu George Nwachukwu & Obasi Rossy Emmanuel
- Obasi Rossy Emmanuel’s role
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- Abia
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Obasi Rossy Emmanuel
2027 governorship running mate
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Obasi Rossy Emmanuel is the Action Democratic Party (ADP) deputy governorship candidate in Abia State, running mate to Ikechukwu George Nwachukwu, for the election of 6 February 2027 (INEC final list, 10 October 2026). INEC lists her as a 45-year-old woman; the qualification column of the final list is blank for her. How and when she was named running mate, her career and any earlier public office were not found in public…
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Obasi Rossy Emmanuel is the Action Democratic Party (ADP) deputy governorship candidate in Abia State, running mate to Ikechukwu George Nwachukwu, for the election of 6 February 2027 (INEC final list, 10 October 2026). INEC lists her as a 45-year-old woman; the qualification column of the final list is blank for her. How and when she was named running mate, her career and any earlier public office were not found in public sources as of October 2026.
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2027
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2027 Deputy-governorship election
Action Democratic Party · Abia
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INEC final list of candidates (Governorship, Abia State), published 2026-10-10 — SN 3; INEC name: OBASI ROSSY EMMANUEL; age 45; female; governorship candidate: Ikechukwu George Nwachukwu
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ADP deputy governorship candidate in Abia on INEC's final list (10 October 2026); date joined not found
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