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Just In: Ex-Vice President, Abubakar Atiku Presidential Running Mate Revealed
The running mate for the winner of PDP presidential primary election has been revealed.
In a brief chat with a top PDP chieftain, this publication gathered that the former vice president will most likely pick Emeka Iheadioha, the former governor of Imo state as his running mate.
Atiku won the election yesterday and defeated the likes of his closest rival, Nyesom Wike, Bukola Saraki, Emmanuel Udom after Sokoto governor, Aminu Tambuwal stepped down for him.
Atiku, during the 2019 election when he won the presidential primaries, chose Peter Obi as his running mate, to balance the issue of south east presidency.
It would be recalled that Peter Obi left the party last week for Labour party and now, the pendulum has swung to Emeka Iheadioha, from Imo state
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