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Accord (A) Governorship Candidates - 2023

11 March 2023

Accord (A) governorship candidates in 2023 Gubernatorial Elections. Results, vote totals, candidate profiles, and party context for Nigeria's governorship election.

17
Candidates
424
Total race field
Contested
Governorship

A 2023 governorship field

Adelabu Adebayo Adekola

Adelabu Adebayo Adekola

Lost

Oyo

Former CBN Deputy Governor and business executive Adebayo Adelabu, born in Ibadan, Oyo State, transitioned from banking to politics, losing gubernatorial races in 2019 and 2023 before becoming Nigeria’s Federal Minister of Power in 2023.

16 news stories

AJ

Akpatim Etima Jacob

Lost

Akwa Ibom

Akpatim Etima Jacob, a candidate from the Accord party in the 2023 AkwaIbom governorship election, lost the race.

AM

Anga Inusa Mohammed

Lost

Nasarawa

Anga Inusa Mohammed, a 1963-born male from Nassarawa affiliated with the Accord party, ran for governorship in 2023 but lost, with Aliyu Murtala as his running mate.

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Bara'u Mohammed Tanimu

Lost

Katsina

Bara’u Mohammed Tanimu, a candidate from Accord in Katsina’s 2023 governorship election, competed with Musa Salisu as running mate but lost the race.

CS

Coffie Emeni Samuel

Lost

Akwa Ibom

Coffie Emeni Samuel, a Civil Engineer from AkwaIbom, ran for governorship in the <strong>2023</strong> Accord party election but lost.

CS

Coffie Samuel

Lost

Akwa Ibom

Coffie Samuel, a Civil Engineer from Akwa Ibom, ran for the 2023 Akwa Ibom governorship election under the Accord party but lost the election.

4 news stories

DO

Dickson Hakeem Olaogun

Lost

Lagos

Dickson Hakeem Olaogun, an Accord Party candidate from Lagos, ran for governorship in 2023 but lost the election alongside his running mate, Mate Caroline Emimie.

12 news stories

GM

Giggi Mohammed

Lost

Zamfara

Giggi Mohammed, a Zamfara-based candidate from the Accord party, ran for governorship in Zamfara’s 2023 election and lost, with Bello Suleman as his running mate.

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Hamman Mohammed Mbali

Lost

Taraba

Hamman Mohammed Mbali, a male candidate from Taraba state’s Accord party, contested the 2023 governorship election in Taraba but lost.

LO

Lulu-Briggs Dumo Owukori

Lost

Rivers

Lulu-Briggs Dumo Owukori, an Accord Party candidate from Rivers State, ran for the 2023 governorship election but lost the race.

4 news stories

MA

Mohammed Sani Abdullahi

Lost

Kebbi

Sani Abdullahi Shinkafi is a Nigerian politician from Zamfara State, known for his roles in politics, education, and public administration, including his current position as honorary special adviser on inter-governmental affairs for Zamfara State.

3 news stories · 3 policies

NM

Nwankpa Emeka Michael

Lost

Abia

Nwankpa Emeka Michael, a Higher National Diploma holder from Abia State, ran as an Accord candidate for governorship in 2023 but lost the election with Udo Prince Okpere as his running mate.

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Omosanya Abayomi Monsuru

Lost

Ogun

Omosanya Abayomi Monsuru, a 2023 Accord governorship candidate in Ogun State, ran with Adenekan Bashirat Folashade but lost the election.

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Onokiti Helen Agboola

Lost

Delta

Onokiti Helen Agboola, a female candidate from Accord, contested for Delta’s 2023 governorship election but lost the race with Okolie Iweanya David as her running mate.

OM

Oyigeya Matthias

Lost

Benue

Oyigeya Matthias, a male candidate from Benue State’s Accord party, competed in the 2023 Benue governorship election but lost the race with Atorugh Ape Elizabeth as his running mate.

1 news story

SO

Salaudeen Abdulazeez Oyeniyi

Lost

Niger

Salaudeen Abdulazeez Oyeniyi is a Nigerian politician who holds an FSLC and SSC.

2 news stories

UM

Umaru Ankara Michael

Lost

Plateau

Umaru Ankara Michael, a male candidate from the Accord party in Plateau State, ran for governorship in 2023 but lost the election.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the A governorship candidates for 2023?
Accord (A) has 17 governorship candidates listed for 2023 Gubernatorial Elections: Adelabu Adebayo Adekola, Akpatim Etima Jacob, Anga Inusa Mohammed, Bara'u Mohammed Tanimu, Coffie Emeni Samuel and 12 more.