AA said the postponement followed the extension of the deadline for primaries by INEC.
The group also warned politicians to desist from any form of financial inducements of delegates.
Felix Morka, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, announced this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja.
The Returning Officer, Ewosho Oladunjoye, declared Mr Faleke the winner having polled 47 votes out of a possible 50.
The meeting got underway at about 10:30 p.m., an official said.
The younger Mohammed lost to another aspirant Seyi Lawal by nine to 15 votes.
She emerged through affirmation by delegates from the six Local Government Area (LGAs) that made up the district at the primaries.
Nentawe, ex-Independent National Electoral Commission’s resident electoral commissioner, has emerged as APC governorship candidate in Plateau.
The speaker of the Plateau House of Assembly, Yakubu Sanda has been declared winner of the All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election.
Mr Gawuna polled 2,289 votes to defeat his only opponent, Sha’aban Sharada, a member representing Kano Municipal Federal Constituency, who scored 30 votes.
