Okoli Tyndale Oforbuike, styled in the press as Prince Tyndale or Oforbuike Okoli-Egbo, is the Young Progressives Party (YPP) candidate for Anambra South Senatorial District in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). INEC lists him as a 45-year-old man whose declared qualifications are the First School Leaving Certificate and the Senior School Certificate.
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Okoli Tyndale Oforbuike, styled in the press as Prince Tyndale or Oforbuike Okoli-Egbo, is the Young Progressives Party (YPP) candidate for Anambra South Senatorial District in the Senate election of 16 January 2027 (INEC final list, 12 September 2026). INEC lists him as a 45-year-old man whose declared qualifications are the First School Leaving Certificate and the Senior School Certificate.
He was the YPP's Anambra State publicity secretary in April 2024. He was the party's candidate in the Anambra South senatorial by-election of 16 August 2025, held after the death of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah; INEC declared Emmanuel Nwachukwu of APGA the winner with 90,408 votes, and The Sun reported 6,538 votes for Okoli-Egbo. After the poll he alleged in a Channels Television interview that voters had been paid between N15,000 and N20,000 to vote.
Details of his 2026 YPP primary, his schooling and his career outside politics were not found in public sources as of October 2026.
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2025
IN THE PUBLIC RECORD
2025
Election participationReviewed record
2025 Senate election
Young Progressives Party · Anambra South · Anambra
Result
Lost
Votes
6,538
Recorded winner
Emmanuel Nwachukwu (APGA)
By-election after the death of Senator Ifeanyi Ubah. INEC declared APGA's Emmanuel Nwachukwu winner with 90,408 votes; The Sun reported 6,538 votes for Okoli-Egbo (YPP) and called him third, while Premium Times/NAN called the ADC's Donald Amamgbo (2,889) third - placing not settled. After the poll he alleged on Channels TV that voters were paid N15,000-N20,000.
Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
2027
IN THE PUBLIC RECORD
2027
Party primaryReviewed record
2027 Senate primary
Young Progressives Party · Anambra South · Anambra
Primary result
Won
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Recorded winner
Okoli Tyndale Oforbuike
constituency: Anambra South Senatorial District · INEC final list of candidates (Senate), published 2026-09-12 — SN 41, p.16; INEC name: OKOLI TYNDALE OFORBUIKE; age 45; male; qualification (as declared to INEC): FSLC SSCE
Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
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Education on record
Declared to INEC (2027 final list): First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC) and Senior School Certificate (SSCE); institutions and years not published.
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Working lifeReviewed record
State Publicity Secretary
Young Progressives Party (YPP), Anambra State
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Politics
Party office; Leadership named Prince Oforbuike Okoli-Egbo as the YPP Anambra State publicity secretary on 12 April 2024. Start and end dates not found.
Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
Party membershipReviewed record
Young Progressives Party (YPP)
Young Progressives Party: Anambra State publicity secretary by April 2024, candidate in the 16 August 2025 Anambra South by-election and on INEC's 2027 final list (12 September 2026); date joined not found
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Reviewed 6 Oct 2026
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