Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has emerged as the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party for the Kogi Central Senatorial District ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The development was disclosed in a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday by her Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mike Idoko.
key Highlights:
- Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan won the Peoples Democratic Party senatorial ticket for Kogi Central ahead of the 2027 elections.
- The selection was done through an affirmation exercise held across all 57 wards in the district.
- The final collation of results took place in Okene with party leaders and stakeholders present.
- The process was monitored by the Independent National Electoral Commission and media for transparency.
- She thanked supporters and pledged continued commitment to development and representation.
According to the statement, party members and supporters participated in an affirmation exercise conducted across the 57 wards in the senatorial district.
The exercise reportedly took place simultaneously in all wards before the final collation of results at Kahal Cinema in Okene, where party leaders, stakeholders and supporters gathered for the conclusion of the process.
Officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission and members of the media were said to have monitored the exercise to ensure compliance with due process and transparency.
Speaking after the collation of results, Natasha thanked party members and supporters for what she described as a strong demonstration of confidence and unity.
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“This affirmation is a reflection of the trust and confidence the people of Kogi Central have continued to place in our collective vision for progress, inclusion and development,” she said.
She added that the turnout across the district reflected the commitment of party members to democratic participation and grassroots mobilisation.
“I am deeply humbled by the massive turnout across all 57 wards. This is not just about one individual; it is about our people coming together in unity to deepen democracy and build a stronger and more prosperous Kogi Central,” she stated.
The senator also pledged to continue engaging communities across the district and focus on development-oriented representation if re-elected.
“I accept this responsibility with gratitude and renewed commitment. By the grace of God and with the continued support of our people, we will remain focused on delivering sustainable development, justice and opportunities for everyone,” she added.
