Nigeria’s election 2023 results and updates
The first results of Nigeria’s election 2023 are expected later from Nigeria’s tightest election since the end of military rule in 1999. We share with you some of the results confirmed by INEC Nigeria in this artilce as well.
Nigeria held its elections 2023 on 25th February. The election started at 8:30 local time and ended at 3:00 local time.
However, following widespread delays and some attacks on polling stations on Saturday, voting has been postponed until Sunday in parts of the country.
Turnout appears to be high, especially among young people who make up about a third of the 87 million eligible voters.
This makes it the biggest democratic exercise in Africa.
The election has seen an unprecedented challenge to the two-party system that has dominated Nigeria for more than two decades.
Peter Obi from the relatively unknown Labour Party is seen as a potential winner, alongside Bola Tinubu from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and Atiku Abubakar of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). There are 15 other presidential candidates.
Saturday’s voting was marred by long delays at polling stations, as well as scattered reports of ballot-box snatching and attacks by armed men.
Nigeria’s election 2023 results and updates
Who is running for president?
A total of 18 candidates are campaigning for the top job, but only three have a realistic chance of winning, according to opinion polls. Only one of the 18 is a woman.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, 70, is standing for the governing All Progressives Congress (APC) party.
Atiku Abubakar, 76, is running on behalf of the main opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
Peter Obi, 61, is hoping to break up the two-party system which has dominated Nigeria since the end of military rule in 1999
READ: Nigeria holds elections 2023 today: What you need to know
Latest Election Updates from Nigeria:
Long winding queues have been formed at all polling stations for the start of elections as over 90 million voters are expected to vote today.
APC is reported to be sharing Fake 100 dollars bills in the village in Ondo state, Irele local government. Their targets are the villages…
At about 10:00 local time, Peter Obi of the Labour Party disclosed that Nigerians are supporting him and that he will not disappoint them. H made the comment after casting his vote in Agulu, Anambra State.
Nigerians are supporting me, I can’t disappoint them – Peter Obi speaks after casting his vote in Agulu, Anambra State🔥 #PeterObiForPresident2023 #Nigeriadecide2023 #NigeriaElections2023 pic.twitter.com/Ir9vGTaknU
— Jaypee (@JaypeeGeneral) February 25, 2023
Latest Election Results from Nigeria
Obi beats Atiku, gets over 4,000 votes in Adamawa ward
The Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi has defeated his Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, counterpart, Atiku Abubakar at Muchalla Ward, Mubi North Local Government Area of Adamawa State.
The PDP candidate is from Adamawa State and his party controls the state.
According to results released from the collation centre of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Obi polled a total of 4,524 votes, while Atiku followed with 1,864; Asiwaju Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) polled 340 votes, while Senator Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) trailed with 31 votes.
Below is the result:
APC 340
LP 4524
NNPP 31
PDP 1864
Total voters registered 16350
Total voters accredited 7020
Total voters cast 6995
Total valid 6826
Total rejected 169
LP sweeps Cross River presidential election
Early results from several polling units in most parts of Cross River State indicated that the Labour Party, LP, is winning the state.
DAILY POST reports that the LP won by a larger margin in polling units declared.
Closely followed was the APC in some of the units.
Some of the results showed that Yakurr LGA, dominantly controlled by APC, LP won.
At the Ministry of Agriculture Unit 014 Ijiman Ugep.
Presidential
APC:27
PDP:12
LP:35
Senate
APC: 31
PDP:16
LP: 26
Reps
PDP: 11
APC: 22
LP: 42
In Ikom LGA, OFUTOP II ward, Playground Nsimaghe polling unit:
presidential
total vote record: 215
App: 1
NNPP: 1
BOOB: 2
PDP: 2
APC: 7
LP: 185
invalid vote: 17
senatorial
ADC: 2
NNPP: 2
PDP: 59
APC: 21
LP: 131
Invalid vote:
Reps
ADC: 1
NNPP: 1
YPP: 3
PDP: 50
APC: 26
LP: 131
PRP: 1
Invalid vote: 2
At Old Etomi road in Yakurr LGA
1194 – General votes
219 -Accredited
PRESIDENCY
LP – 172
APC – 7
PDP – 11
APP – 1
PRP – 1
AAC – 1
YPP – 2
ZLP – 3
APM – 1
APGA – 1
ADC – 1
INVALID – 13
SENATORIAL
LP – 85
PDP – 79
APC – 15
FLAG – 3
ADC – 1
INVALID – 36.
HOUSE OF REPS.
LP – 87
APC – 19
PDP – 73
ADC – 2
FLAG – 2
YPP – 1
PRP – 1
INVALID VOTES – 34
Polling agent. : Ebonam O. Ebube
[25/02, 7:49 pm] +234 818 419 1574: *WARD 12…UNIT 023…..
On Orok Orok Street Calabar South Calabar South
PRESIDENCY
LP – 160
APC – 26
PDP – 8
INVALID….
SENATORIAL
LP – 95
PDP – 33
APC – 49
INVALID – 78
HOUSE OF REPS
LP – 93
APC – 57
PDP – 32
INVALID VOTES – 27
Calabar south ward4
Presidential*
LP – 114
APC – 94
PDP – 47
Void – 17
In Ward 8, Unit 025 in Calabar Municipality,
SENATE
APC. 33
PDP. 57
LP. 54
PRP. 1
INV. 8
HOUSE OF REPS
APC. 33
PDP. 57
LP. 52
INV. 10
PRESIDENT
APC. 15
PDP. 11
LP. 108
YPP. 1
ZLP. 2
NNPP. 2
INV. 14
At PU: 041 Uwanse by Ibonda, Calabar South.
House of Reps
APC 59
PDP 62
LP 79
SENATE
APC 64
PDP 55
LP 79
PRESIDENCy
APC 33
PDP 17
LP 138
In Ogoja in Yahe Ward PU;008 By play Ground
PRESIDENT;
LP; 72
APC; 18
PDP; 9
invalid; 2
Senate
LP;
PDP;43
APC;60
REPs
LP;
PDP;38
APC;65
CALABAR MUNICIPAL
At 8MILES Ikot Ene Obong, Ward 9 Unit 11 Open Space PEN International School
PRESIDENCY
APC = 17
PDP = 10
LP = 253
SENATE
PDP = 16
APC = 35
LP = 129
REP
PDP =123
APC = 32
LP = 131
Ugbowo Primary School
*Unit 12*
APC – 10
PDP – 03
Labour Party – 124
*Unit 10*
APC – 3
PDP – 5
Labour Party – 145
*Unit 11*
PDP – 4
APC – 4
Labour Party – 119
*Unit 9*
PDP – 5
APC – 7
Labour Party – 153
Ward 1 unit 5 Calabar municipality*
Presidency
Lp- 137
PDP – 19
APC- 18
Ward 1 unit 5 Calabar municipality*
Presidency
Lp- 137
PDP – 19
APC- 18
Etap Ekpo Town Hall unit 018, Ikot Ansa, Calabar, Cross River State.
PDP: 17
APC: 35
LP: 157
UNIT 015 (KOPIARI WULA EKUMPUO), Boki LGA
PRESIDENCYy
APC 12
PDP 14
LP 69
Ward 1 unit 5 Calabar municipality
Presidency
Lp- 137
PDP – 19
APC- 18
Abasi Edem/Akparika
(Cross River State Deputy Speaker Polling Unit )
Presidential
LP – 206
APC -67
PDP – 18
Senate
APC – 179
PDP – 42
LP – 74
Reps
APC – 203
PDP – 30
LP – 58
UNIT 006 ward 10. Calabar South Result
presidency
LP 149
PDP 10
APC 31
Senatorial
LP 88
APC 76
PDP 33
REPS
LP 91
APC 75
PDP 33
Tinubu wins at Machina’s polling unit as Lawan loses in Machina ward to PDP
APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has won at Bashir Sheriff Machina’s polling in Machina town after polling the highest number of votes.
According to reports, Tinubu polled 155 votes, while Atiku Abubakar of PDP got 61 votes.
Meanwhile, President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan has lost at Bashir Machina’s polling unit, Kofar Inji 001B.
Lawan scored 90 votes, while PDP’s senatorial candidate, Ilu Bello got 111.
Senate President Ahmad Lawan, who defeated Bashir Machina at Supreme Court over Yobe North Senatorial ticket, is said to have failed to win Machina ward cumulatively.
Lagos: Obi defeats Tinubu in Oniru, police escort votes, officials after violence
Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, LP, Peter Obi, on Saturday defeated Bola Tinubu in the Oniru area of Lagos State.
DAILY POST confirmed official results showed Peter Obi won at the polling units on Ogunyemi Road, Water Corporation Road, Palace Road, and near Shoprite.
The All Progressives Congress, APC, candidate lost despite the dominance of the ruling party in previous elections.
However, the exercise went smoothly but was disrupted at two locations: the unit near the Palace of Oniru, and the unit on Ogunyemi Road.
Video recordings posted on social media revealed how the process was interrupted until the police arrived, allowing the votes to be counted.
After another round of violence, the Police Division in Maroko, about 7:20pm, moved in to secure the ballot boxes and retrieve election officials who couldn’t leave Palace Road.
DAILY POST witnessed as a team of eight officers in a white patrol vehicle escorted out ballot papers, officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, and LP agents out of Oniru.
The results:
PU 079 Oniru
LP 87
APC 22
PDP 1
Palace road Oniru
PDP 7
APC 58
LP 213
Meanwhile, Adewale Ojomo, one of the youths who stood his ground as thugs invade the area has called for protection.
“Hello @NigeriapolicePR @PoliceNG my life is in danger because of elections. Please come to my aid. Thugs are after my life in the Oniru vicinity.
“Please help me keep tweeting till I can confirm that I’m safe as I am not. They have positioned themselves everywhere waiting for when I turn up outside.
“They have sent people to my house. My wife & daughter have just moved out of the house,” he cried out via Twitter.
Ojomo tweeted again at 8:10pm with a photo: “For the avoidance of doubt, this is me being ferried off in the trunk of a car to safety as I type because of my political beliefs and choices.”
2023 election: ICPC arrests 9 persons for vote buying in Osun, Ondo, Borno, Akwa Ibom, Sokoto
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, ICPC, has arrested nine persons for vote buying in Osun, Ondo, Borno, Akwa Ibom and Sokoto States during the Presidential and National Assembly Elections on Saturday.
According to a statement by the Commission’s spokesperson, Mrs Azuka Ogugua on Saturday, four vote buyers were arrested by the Osun State Office of the ICPC, two persons were arrested by the Sokoto State Office while one person each was arrested by the Ondo, Akwa Ibom and Borno Offices of the anti-graft agency.
The four vote buyers arrested in Osun State are Adewale Teslim, 32 years; Yemi Adebiyi, 42 years; Shake Idris, 36 years, and Emiola Joseph Oluwole, 69 years. The suspects, who are in Osun State Office custody, were found with documents containing lists of names, phone numbers and account details of voters during the election in the State.
Operatives of the Commission retrieved a list of names and phone numbers of voters from Adewale Teslim at Polling Unit 07, Ward 07, Ile Aganna in Olorunda Local Government Area of Osun State.
The officers also recovered a list of people who had voted with their phone numbers and account details from Yemi Adebiyi at Polling Unit 06, Ward 04 at Ikirun Junction, Ikirun while Shake Idris was arrested at Polling Unit 6, Ward 10, Ofatedo area of Osun State with a notebook containing over 100 names and account numbers.
The anti-corruption agency also recovered a notebook containing a list of voters’ names and account details from Mrs. Afolabi Adijat at Ward 5, Polling Unit 04 of Ansar-ud-deen Mosque area of Olorunda Local Government. The agency’s officers, however, couldn’t arrest Mrs. Afolabi Adijat due to the volatility of the area and insufficient armed personnel.
The Ondo State Office of the ICPC arrested one Mrs. Idowu-Yemi Omolere at Polling Unit 12, Ward 12 behind Dada Estate Police State in connection with the distribution of recharge cards to voters.
The ICPC personnel recovered 24 pieces of N500 recharge cards, a list of voters and their phone numbers as well as a techno phone.
The Borno State Office of the ICPC arrested one Garba Bahausa at the Bulunkutu Ward in possession of four PVCs and the sum of Forty Nine Thousand Naira (N49,000). The suspect distributed the money, food items and 20 wrappers.
In the course of his interrogation, Bahausa confessed that the money was given to him by a lawmaker to distribute to voters.
The Akwa Ibom State Office of the ICPC arrested a woman, Mrs. Idara Umoren, for collating the names and account details of voters suspected to have voted for her preferred candidate.
Umoren was arrested at the Signature Hotel Polling Unit on Plot 48G Line, Ewet Housing Estate, Akwa Ibom.
In Sokoto State, ICPC operatives arrested two persons – Hassan Muhammad and Nafisa Sani – for vote buying at the Rabah Local Government Area of Sokoto.
Hassan Muhammad was caught in possession of signed tickets which were given to voters that voted for his party. The ticket enabled the voters to be given women wrappers and bags of rice. Nafisa Sani was intercepted while giving wrappers to voters at a polling unit in Rabah Local Government Area of Sokoto.
The ICPC Team also monitored the election in the Federal Capital Territory where it observed that INEC officials exhibited pronounced slackness in the administration of the elections in Lambata and Yebu Polling Units of Kwali Area Council.
Accreditation and voting were yet to commence in many polling units of the Kwali Area Council due to inadequate supply of electoral materials.
The ICPC operatives visited the INEC Office in Kwali Area Council to compel the officers in charge to provide voting materials which aided the commencement of the exercise in the area council.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the ICPC, Prof. Bolaji Owasanoye, SAN, OFR, has commended the officers of the ICPC State Offices and the Headquarters for diligently monitoring the Presidential and National Assembly elections across the Federation, thereby curtailing vote buying by some representatives of political parties.
He directed the State Offices to carry out a detailed investigation of all those arrested for acts of corruption during the election on Saturday.
The Commission had on Friday taken into custody one Hassan Ahmad who was in possession of the sum of two million naira cash in both old and new currencies in Bauchi State.
Ahmad was arrested by the Troops of 33 Artillery Brigade Operation Safe Conduct deployed to Alkaleri in Bauchi State and handed over to the Bauchi State Office of the anti-corruption
Tinubu loses Kaduna govt house polling unit
Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has won the polling unit inside the Kaduna State Government House.
Atiku came out on top with 69 votes, while Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, scored 48 votes, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola Tinubu got 40 votes.
The result signed by the INEC presiding officer, Kalu Kelechi Micheal, revealed that LP polled 48, APC got 40 votes, PDP scored 69 votes, while NNPP had 11 votes.
The booth, unit 013 is one of the polling units inside the Kaduna State Government House.
BREAKING: Gov Ishaku loses polling unit to Peter Obi in Taraba
Dreams of Governor Darius Dickson, delivering his polling unit in Takum Local Government Council of the state to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has turned out to be a mirage.
Sorting out the results, the presidential candidate of the PDP was observed to have been trailing the presidential candidate of the Labour Party.
While Peter Obi was observed to have scored 211 votes, the presidential candidate of the PDD garnered 64 votes.
Aside from the polling unit, the LP Presidential candidate was also observed to have been leading in the state.
Nigeria election results: Atiku wins polling unit for the first time since 2007
Counting of ballots was still on in some polling units in Adamawa State capital, Yola, up to about 7pm Saturday when this report was done.
This resulted in late arrival of voting materials in the affected polling units, but the voting exercise was otherwise smooth across the state.
The electoral process had however been concluded in most polling units, including that of the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar.
At Atiku’s polling unit in Ajiya Ward, Old GRA, Jimeta where the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Alhaji Mohammed Bello also voted, Atiku polled impressive votes to record a historic first win of his unit since 2007 when he started seeking to be president.
At his Ajiya Ward 012 unit, he polled 282 votes against 57 votes for the APC, six for Labour party, and one for NNPP.
At polling unit 015 of the same Ajiya Ward, Atiku got 74 votes while the APC received 12, against NNPP’s two and Labour Party’s one vote.
Elsewhere in Yola, unconfirmed results by press time indicated that Atiku was in comfortable lead, confirming so far the widely held view that Atiku will win his home state in the election.
Tinubu wins Buhari’s polling unit in Daura
The Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Party, APC has emerged winner of President Muhammadu Buhari’s
Sarkin Yara polling unit, in Daura, Katsina State.
Earlier, Buhari announced that he voted for Tinubu in Daura.
Tinubu also won his Polling Unit in Lagos as Peter Obi of Labour Party defeated him and Atiku Abubakar (Peoples Democratic Party) in Aso Villa Polling Unit.
See results below.
APC-523
PDP-03
LP-0
NNPP-0
Results have continued to filter in across polling units in Nigeria.
However, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC said it would commence official collation by 12noon on Sunday.
Sorting, counting begins in Jigawa
Sorting and counting have commenced in some polling units in Jigawa State for presidential and National Assembly elections.
DAILY POST observed that some polling units have already completed sorting and counting of votes.
At Bakin Kasuwa Polling Unit 012 in Garin-Gabas, the senatorial election was won by PDP with 32 votes followed by APC with 24 while NNPP scored 2 votes.
In Matsaro Hadijia 005, APC polled 120 votes in the presidential election with NNNP scoring 107 and PDP capturing 102 votes.
In Ringim, Galadanci Primary VI, the results of the House of Representative election showed that NNPP captured 49 votes, while PDP came second with 10 votes, trailed by APC with 5 votes and ADC with one vote.
At the same unit NNPP scored the highest presidential votes with 49, followed by PDP with 10 and APC with one vote.
In Ringim, Katutu 026, the presidential election went the way of NNPP with 21 votes while both APC and PDP recorded no votes.
NNPP again won the House of Representative duel with 19 votes while PDP had 3 and APC scored 1.
Nigeria Decides 2023: Live Results from Polling Units
Results are already currently trickling in from Polling Units in the ongoing presidential and National Assembly elections elections.
INEC officials have concluded voting and sorting of results in some Polling Units while ballot counting has also commenced in the presence of the voters.
DAILY POST gathered that the presidential election is keenly being contested between the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP and the Labour Party, LP.
Candidates of the leading political parties are, Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar and Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Here are some of the results from Polling Units:
Presidential
Anambra: Agulu 2 Ward, PU 19, Anaocha LGA
PDP: 0
APC: 0
LP: 236
APGA: 3
NNPP: 2
Location: Eghoma primary school 1, PU 017 Ika north-east, Delta state
PRESIDENTIAL
APC 4
PDP 160
LP 6
APM 3
SENATORIAL
LP 15
PDP 171
APGA 1
APC 8
REPS
ADC 1
LP 12
PDP 169
Location: Ward 6 unit 14 Oshimili south, Asaba Delta state
House of reps
PDP: 26
APC: 11
LP: 148
Presidential
PDP: 6
APC : 3
LP: 205
Senate:
PDP 31
APC: 8
LP: 162
Location: President Muhammadu Buhari’s polling unit
PRESIDENTIAL
APC: 215
PDP: 51
NNPP: 37
Location: Ward 12, unit 004, OLORISA OKO Inisa, Osun state
PRESIDENTIAL
APC: 92
PDP: 119
LP:3
SENATORIAL
APC: 90
PDP: 123
LP: 1
Ikeduru Atta ward 1, PU 001, Imo state
APC-8
PDP-14
LP-195
Location: Imo state, Owerri North, Ihitte oha ward, Alvan staff quarters
PRESIDENTIAL
LP-76
APC-1
NNPP- 2
ZLP- 1
Niger state: Yakubu Jacob unit Bangajiya, Shiroro LGA.
Presidential.
PDP:63
LP: 43
APC: 127
NNPP: 1
Anambra: Agulu 2 Ward, PU 19, Anaocha LGA
APC: 0
PDP: 22
LP: 182
NNPP: 5
APGA: 23
PRESIDENTIAL
Ward 5, PU59, Akingbola, Bodija-Ashi, Ibadan north, Oyo state.
APC: 13
PDP: 10
LP: 04
Location: PU: 16: 11: 06 : 005
Ogwa ward 1, Mbaitoli LGA, Imo state.
PRESIDENTIAL
LP: 48
PDP: 07
APC: 03.
Location: Kogi state, Olamaboro LGA, Imane Ward II, Achipu village square 00
PRESIDENTIAL
PDP 49
APC 83
ADC 2
Presidential
Fepa Qtr, Karu , Abuja
Apc 26
PDP 8
APGA 2
Nnpc 1
Zenith LP 4
Labour party 168
Onyema Ogechukwu Hall
Town Campus, University of Uyo.
PDP: 8
APC: 3
LP: 125
APC Presidential Candidate, Bola Tinubu’s polling unit result
Registered voters: 324
Accredited voters: 43
APC – 33
Labour Party – 8
PDP – 1
PU 24-08-02-92
Eti Osa House of Reps
APC – 8
PDP – 2
LP- 2
INI LGA, polling unit 18 results
Presidential
APC 14
PDP 25
ZLP 1
AAC 6
Senate
APC 21
AAC 8
YPP 20
PDP 25
LP 5
House Representatives
APC 2
AAC 2
LP 1
PDP 31
Location: PU: 024 Dan Waire primary school, Ward: Sabin-Gari East, Fagae LG, Kano
APC: 10
PDP: 1
LP: 45
PDP, APC GET NO VOTES IN PETER OBI’S POLLING UNIT
RESULTS
Anambra: Agulu 2 Ward, PU 19, Anaocha LGA
PDP: 0
APC: 0
LP: 236
APGA: 3
NNPP: 2
PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS
Ward 11, PU07, Challenge, Texaco, Ibadan south-west LGA, Oyo state.
APC: 62
PDP: 51
LP: 23
PRESIDENTIAL
Imo state, Urban ward II, Okigwe polling unit 004
LP: 63
APC: 0
PDP: 3
JUST IN: Datti Baba-Ahmed loses his polling unit to PDP
Location: PU 021, Tudun Wada ward, Zaria LGA, Kaduna
APC: 98
PDP: 102
LP: 54
TINUBU WINS POLLING UNIT OF OBASA, SPEAKER OF LAGOS ASSEMBLY
Location: Agege, Ward E, polling unit 019, Agege
APC: 44
PDP: 3
LP: 17
PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS
Ward 11, PU08, Challenge, Texaco, Ibadan south-west LGA, Oyo state.
APC: 61
PDP: 31
LP: 31
Location: PU016, Tse Ortom, Mzondu ward, Guma LGA, Benue.
PRESIDENTIAL
APC 0
PDP 0
NNPP 0
LP 489
SENATORIAL
APC 0
PDP 493
LP 0
NNPP 0
REPS
APC 0
LP 0
PDP 490
NNPP 0
Presidential
Location: Abakpa primary school 1 Enugu East
APC: 1
LP: 202
PDP: 3
PRESIDENTIAL RESULTS
Location: Ward 4, PU14, Aliu, Ibadan north, Oyo state.
APC: 166
PDP: 39
LP: 7
PRESIDENTIAL
Location: PU 16-09-01-008 Umudimofor hall, Imo state
LP: 88
PDP:6
APC: 3
Void: 15
OGUN: Polling Unit 19, Olambe 1, Oke-Aro, Ifo LGA
Presidential
App- 1
Ypp- 1
Zlp- 1
Aac- 1
Pdp- 9
Adc- 10
Lp- 49
Apc- 113
PU…007, Ikwe Council Ward, Gwer East, Benue State.
Reps.
PDP: 51
LP: 34
APC: 173
Senatorial
PDP: 80
APC: 129
LP: 50
Presidential
PDP: 45
LP: 75
APC: 136
OGUN: Polling Unit 19, Olambe 1, Oke-Aro, Ifo LGA
Presidential
App- 1
Ypp- 1
Zlp- 1
Aac- 1
Pdp- 9
Adc- 10
Lp- 49
Apc- 113
Tinubu Wins Obasanjo’s Polling Unit
Polling Unit 22, Ward 11, Zone 6, Abeokuta North Local Government, Ogun State
ADC: 8
APC: 56
LP: 9
PDP: 7
Onicha Ward 3, Booth 002 in Ezinihitte Mbaise LGA. Imo State.
Final results.
PRESIDENTIAL.
LP=156,
PDP=18,
APC =8,
APGA=1
SENATE…
LP=68,
PDP=78,
APC =31.
HOUSE OF REPS..
LP =67,
PDP =78,
APC =37
Mpam Egbu village Hall booth 012 has 102 registered voters.
Election which commenced late was conducted peacefully and the results as follows;
Presidential
APC 4 votes 3 valid, 1 void
PDP 1vaalid vote, 2 void
Lp 63 votes
31 absentees
Senatorial
ADC 1
ApGA 2
PDP 21
APC 18
LP 30
House of Representatives
APC 12 valid votes, 1 void vote
ADc 1 vote
App 1 vote
PDP 16 votes
APGA 1
AA 1
LP 39
Community Primary School UDO in Ezinihitte Mbaise001
For President
APC_5
ZLP_1
APP_1
PDP_15
LP_125
For senatorial
APC_10
PDP_101
APG_3
NNPP_1
PP_1
LP_36
For house of representatives
APC_10
LP_37
PDP_98
AA_2
APG_1
GRA ward
Boot 11
IICC imo State
For president
Labour 63
PDP 1
APC 0
Void 1
Senate
APC 6
PDP 23
Labour 29
AA 2
ADC 01
Acord 01
Spoil 01
House of Rep
APC 8
PDP 17
Labour 31
AA 01
ADC 04
Acord 01
Accredited votes 65
NYSC member mobbed in Abuja for alleged thumb printing [Video]
A member of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, was mobbed in Abuja on Saturday for alleged electoral malpractice.
The incident occured at the polling unit inside LEA Primary School in the Lugbe area of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
In a video, eyewitnesses said he was caught allegedly thumb printing ballot papers in favour of a political party.
The corps member was attacked by dozens of youths who challenged him for engaging in such misconduct.
*Source: INEC Website