Natasha Wins Kogi Central PDP Ticket

According to information released by her media office, party supporters and members took part in the exercise across all 57 wards in Kogi Central. Voting and affirmation activities were conducted at the same time across the district before the final stage of result collation.

The final process was concluded at Kahal Cinema in Okene, where party leaders, stakeholders and supporters gathered to receive and confirm the outcome of the exercise.

The statement also noted that officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission, alongside members of the media, monitored proceedings to ensure the process followed electoral and party guidelines.

Following the declaration, Natasha thanked party members and supporters for standing behind her and participating throughout the exercise. She described the outcome as a reflection of continued support for the political direction and goals shared within the district.

She also said the turnout across the 57 wards showed growing participation by party members and renewed interest in the democratic process in Kogi Central.

The senator further assured supporters that she would continue engaging communities across the district and remain focused on representation, development and opportunities for residents if elected.

Her emergence places her among the early confirmed candidates preparing for the 2027 elections as political activities and party primaries continue across different parts of Nigeria.