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Monday, 11 March 2019

March 11, 2019

Governorship Elections: Prince Dapo Abiodun won Governorship Election in Ogun State

Governorship Elections: Prince Dapo Abiodun won Governorship Election in Ogun State 

Writer: Gabriel 

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 The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate in Ogun state, Prince Dapo Abiodun, as the winner of Saturday’s governorship election in the state.

INEC’s Returning Officer, Prof Abel Idowu Olayinka, who announced the final result at INEC office, Abeokuta on Monday, said Abiodun polled 241,670 votes to defeat his arch-rival and candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Adekunle Akinlade who had 222,153 votes.

Olayinka who declared the winner of the Saturday’s gubernatorial election at exactly 1am, puts the margin between the winner and the runner up at 19,517.

According to him, Gboyega Nasiru Isiaka of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) polled 110,422 votes; Buruji Kashamu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) had 70,290 votes, while Dimeji Bankole of the Action Democratic Party (ADP) scored 9,666 votes.

Olayinka, who was flanked by the State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Prof Abdulganiyu Raji, and some security chiefs in the state, said “That Adedapo Abiodun of APC having satisfied the requirement of the law and scored the highest number of votes is hereby declared winner and returned elected.”

The results declared showed that out of the 2,375,003 voters registered, only 708,807 were accredited during the election, while the total valid votes was put at 680,947.

Daily Trust reports a total of 20,969 votes were rejected during the election, while 7,100 votes were cancelled in some polling units across the state.

Meanwhile, the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) in Ogun State and its gubernatorial candidate, Adekunle Akinlade have rejected the election results as announced by the INEC, citing alleged manipulation of results.

The APM Campaign Director General, Sarafa Ishola who spoke alongside Akinlade at the party’s secretariat at Leme, Abeokuta, alleged that gubernatorial election which began peacefully on Saturday was allegedly hijacked by hoodlums and “unidentified uniform men” during the collation stage, and further manipulated the results in favour of APC.

Akinlade, on his part, said “The people of Ogun state have been raped”, while urging them to maintain peace while the leadership of APM explores all legal means to undo the alleged injustice.

However, the Chairman of APC in the state, Yemi Sanusi, noted that APM’s rejection means “acceptance of defeat”, saying the victory of APC was long expected.

“What Buhari government is doing at the top, people are satisfied. Go to the town and you will see that immediately they declare the result, you will see how happy the people will be,” Sanusi said in a statement in Abeokuta.

Daily Trust reports that APC won in 11 LGAs, APM won in 6 while ADC won 2, just as PDP got 1 LG. Ogun state has a total of 20 LGAs.

Below are the results:

IJEBU ODE

APC – 1, 3234

APM – 4, 401

ADC – 349

PDP – 7, 289



ODOGBOLU

APC – 12529

APM – 7516

ADC – 1001

PDP – 3418



ODEDA

ADC 4, 327

ADP 438

APC 8, 030

APM 6,454

PDP 1,041



IJEBU NORTH EAST

ADC 541

ADP 329

APC 7, 268

APM 2,785

PDP 3,482

EWEKORO

ADC 3,241

ADP 274

APC 6, 492

APM 7, 588

PDP 1, 418

SAGAMU

ADC 2,486

ADP 355

APC 23, 737

APM 14, 469

PDP 4,415

ABEOKUTA SOUTH

ADC 13, 572

ADP 1, 642

APC 19, 414

APM 18, 767

PDP 1, 770

IJEBU EAST

ADC 574

ADP 223

APC 10, 726

APM 5, 147

PDP 5, 296

REMO NORTH

APC – 7437

APM – 4987

ADC – 947

ADP – 58

PDP – 930

OGUN WATERSIDE

APC – 8957

APM – 5803

ADC – 497

ADP – 36

PDP – 3211

ABEOKUTA NORTH

APC – 12130

APM – 16708

ADC – 10453

ADP – 461

PDP – 951

IMEKO AFON

APC – 2657

APM – 7401

ADC – 15,272

ADP – 184

PDP – 529

IKENNE

APC – 15109

APM – 6553

ADC – 653

ADP – 23

PDP – 1040

EGBADO SOUTH

APC – 8804

APM – 13622

ADC – 9935

ADP – 437

PDP – 1721

OBAFEMI OWODE

APC – 13660

APM – 8303

ADC – 5046

ADP – 808

PDP – 2233

EGBADO NORTH

ADC 17, 044

ADP 2, 145

APC 7,742

APM 12, 208

PDP 1, 590

IPOKIA

ADC 3,334

APC 12,890

APM 26, 291

PDP 1, 846

IJEBU NORTH

ADC 1, 189

ADP 447

APC 10, 574

APM 7, 477

PDP 21, 851

IFO

ADC 7, 260

ADP 605

APC 15,642

APM 17,614

PDP 2, 684

ADO ODO/OTA

ADC 12, 699

ADP 515

APC 24, 838

APM 27, 859

PDP 3,575

TOTAL RESULT

ADC 110, 422

ADP 9, 666

APC 241, 670

APM 222, 153

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Wednesday, 27 February 2019

February 27, 2019

Election results 2019: Rivers commissioner, 13 others detained over illegal possession of ballot papers

Rivers commissioner, 13 others detained over illegal possession of ballot papers


13 persons have been detained by the Nigerian Army over illegal possession of ballot papers and bribe taking

 Those arrested are Rivers Commissioner for Urban Development, Dr Reason Williams and Opokri Wanaka, a serving member in the Rivers state House of Assembly

Others are a army major and three police officers accused of collecting bribes to compromise election materials kept inside the premises of the Central Bank of Nigeria

No fewer than 13 persons have been detained by the Nigerian Army over illegal possession of ballot papers and bribe taking during Saturday’s Presidential and National Assembly elections.

Among those arrested are Rivers commissioner for Urban Development, Dr Reason Williams and Opokri Wanaka, a serving member in the Rivers state House of Assembly.

Others are a army major and three police officers accused of collecting bribes to compromise election materials kept inside the premises of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Col. Aminu Iliyasu, spokesman of 6 Division, Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt, spoke when he paraded the 13 suspects in Port Harcourt on Tuesday.

Iliyasu said that Williams and Wanaka were arrested for attempting to induce troops stationed in Akinima Area of Rivers to rig the election in favour of an unnamed political party in the state.

”On Feb. 23, at about 7 a.m, a member of Rivers State House of Assembly, Opokri Wanaka in company of Dr Reason Williams, Rivers Urban Development Commissioner visited our troop’s camp in Akinima.

”Thereafter, Opokri offered the commander of the camp some amount of money that he removed from his pocket but the officer rejected the offer and sent the duo away,” he said.

He claimed that the two government officials later resurfaced at an army checkpoint in Mbiama to plead for the release of eight unnamed suspects caught in possession of sensitive election materials.

The army spokesman said the eight suspects were driving a white Hilux vehicle with a Rivers State Government plate number L02-03 RV RIVERS during their arrest.

According to him, a carton and two bundles of election ballot papers were discovered in the vehicle which immediately raised eyebrows – as the occupants were neither INEC staff nor ad hoc staff.

”Incidentally, during the course of our on-the-spot interrogations, the same Wanaka and Williams appeared on the spot and told troops that the vehicle was part of INEC convoy that was left behind.

”Wanaka and Williams demanded that the vehicle be allowed to go but our men refused. Later, Williams put a call to a governor (names withheld).

”Thereafter, the governor requested to speak with our officer who declined but requested the governor to call the General Officer Commanding the Division.

”After much resistance, the officer gave Williams his phone number to pass on to the governor. Soon after, the governor called the officer via WhatsApp message,” the army spokesman said.

Iliyasu, however, played a 10 minute recording to the hearing of journalists, which purportedly was made by the governor to the army officer.

Legit.ng had reported that Atiku Abubakar was declared the winner of the presidential election in Cross River state.

The candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party polled 295,737 votes to defeat President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress.

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Monday, 25 February 2019

February 25, 2019

Election results 2019: Atiku take leads in Delta State

Central is opposition stronghold in Delta

Election results 2019


Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has taken the lead in the count in Delta State in results in 12  local government areas so far released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

Meanwhile, the Delta Central Senatorial district has retained its position as the centre for opposition in the state after Senator Ovie Omo-Agege retained his seat on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC.

Meantime, Senator Peter Nwaoboshi of the PDP, has won the Delta North Senatorial  seat .

Senator Peter Nwaoboshi polled  186,423 votes, beating his closest rival  Doris Uboh of the All Progressives Congress, APC who  scored  36,360

The result of the Delta South Senatorial District was yet to be declared but Senator James Manager of the PDP was believed to be on the lead in all but one of the Local Government Areas in the Senatorial District, a development that prompted his APC rival, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan to fire a petition against the conduct of the election.

For the House of Representatives, Hon Nicholas Mutu of the PDP won the   Patani/Bomadi federal constituency seat to become the longest serving member of the House of Representatives.


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Saturday, 23 February 2019

February 23, 2019

2019 Election: Atiku Abubakar defeats Buhari inside Aso Rock with 17 votes

Atiku defeats Buhari with 17 votes inside Aso Rock

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The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, defeated President Muhammadu Buhari at the polling center of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.


There are two polling units in the presidential villa including PU 021 and PU 022.

The PDP scored a total of 1,030 in the two units at the center while the APC got a total of 1,013 at the units.
The breakdown of the results shows that for PU 021, the PDP garnered 505 while the APC got 548, whereas, for PU 022, the PDP polled 525 against APC’s 465.

Recall that former President Goodluck Jonathan as a sitting President lost elections at the State House Polling Units.
APC wins at Dambazau’s polling unit in Kano


Also the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kano state has won the elections at the polling unit of Minister of Interior, retired Lt.-Gen Abdurrahman Dambazau.

Dambazau’s polling unit 066 is located at Race Course Primary School, Alu Avenue in Nasarawa local government area.

Announcing the results of the 066 polling unit, the Assistant presiding Officer I of the unit, Malam Kabiru Musa, said the Presidential Candidate of APC scored 180 votes to defeat PDP Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar, who got 41 votes.

Similarly he said, the Senatorial candidate of the APC for Kano Central, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, scored 136 votes to defeat the PDP Senatorial candidate for the zone, Aliyu Sani Madawakin gini who secured 69 votes.

According to the electoral officer, the All Progressives Congress (APC) had also defeated the PDP candidate for the House of Representatives, Nasarawa Federal constituency with 123 votes against 61 votes.

As at the time of filling this reports, the All Progressives Congress (APC) was leading at most of the polling units that have so far announced the results in Kano metropolis.

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February 23, 2019

2019 Elections: Buhari won vote at the unit Atiku voted

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The All Progressives Congress candidate in the presidential election, Muhammadu Buhari, won in Ajiya Unit 12, Yola, Adamawa State, where Atiku voted.

APC scored 187, while PDP got 167 in the 2019 presidential poll.

That still doesn’t mean Buhari win the 2019 presidential election..

Please note this is just a brief news from Yola Adamawa State polling Unit 12, this is not the final result..

Real and final result with be published immediately INEC publish the results..

Thanks for your understanding.

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