Hassan Liman, an aspirant for the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship ticket in Nasarawa State, has called for credible and violence-free primaries ahead of the 2026 elections. His appeal comes as political tensions rise, with concerns over manipulation and extortion within party ranks. Liman's stance reflects a growing demand among party members for transparency and fairness in candidate selection processes.

In a statement, Liman emphasized, "We must resist any attempts to manipulate the primaries for personal gains; the future of our state depends on integrity in our political processes." This statement resonates with a broader sentiment among constituents who are increasingly disillusioned with traditional political maneuvering.

As Nigeria approaches the 2026 elections, the call for credible primaries in Nasarawa could set a precedent for other states, highlighting the critical need for internal party reforms. If Liman's vision of a transparent process gains traction, it may not only reshape the APC's governorship race but also restore public confidence in Nigeria's electoral system. The outcome of the primaries will likely influence the party's unity and its prospects in the upcoming general elections.