Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) holds its presidential primaries simultaneously across all 8,809 wards nationwide. Multiple outlets report that the party’s election process is set for the same day in every ward, using guidelines that allow registered party members to participate in the voting. The announcements describe the primaries as part of APC’s process to select its next presidential candidate for the upcoming election cycle. Reporting characterizes the exercise as the party’s mechanism for choosing its flag bearer, though some coverage frames it as strongly aligned with the incumbent’s position. Across the sources, the emphasis remains on the nationwide scope and the ward-based structure of the primaries, rather than on contested candidates or specific results. The details cited include that the primaries are conducted under the APC’s announced rules and are designed for direct participation by registered members. The outlets do not report the outcome within the provided excerpts, focusing instead on the preparations and nationwide logistics for the vote.