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update by SR Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), beat President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Adamawa, securing 410,266 to his opponent’s 378,072. That's a gap of more than 10,000. However, after the figures were announced local government by local government, the PDP agent rejected Atiku’s victory in three local governments — Numan, Michika and Madagali — arguing that since the first had been plagued by herdsmen and the other two by Boko Haram, it was impossible to get such huge population of voters with Permanent Voter cards (PVCs). He insisted that the results were made up. However, he did not have the support of other political parties. NEC, meanwhile, has already accepted the result and is on the verge of making an official declaration of the winner at state level. FULL ADAMAWA RESULT Hong L.G.A APC 20,471 PDP 23,039 Ganye L.G.A APC 20,360 PDP 17,770 Guyuk L.G.A APC 10,

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar on Monday won in Enugu State by landslide in all the 17 local government areas. He scored a total of 355,553 votes with President Muhammadu Buhari in far distance with 54,423 votes. The State Collation officer, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku, said that the results were carefully collated and observers at the collation hall were satisfied with the job done. Ahaneku, who is also the Vice Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) Awka, said the state had 1,944, 016 registered voters with total accredited voters of 452,765 for the polls proper. He said the total number of valid votes is 421,014 while invalid votes remained 30,049 in the exercise in the state. “I will now take the result obtain here to INEC national headquarters to present to the national presiding officer. “I thank everybody for being patient and sacrificing to see that we are diligent and meticulous in the entire exercise,’’ Ahaneku said

#Final_result (12 of 37) 1, Ekiti: * APC 219,231 [margin: 65,199] * PDP 154,032 2, Osun: * APC 347,634. [Margin: 10,257] * PDP 337, 377 3, Abuja * APC 152,224 * PDP 259,997. [Margin: 107,773] 4, Kwara * APC 308,984 [Margin: 170,800] * PDP. 138,184 5, Nasarawa * APC. 289,903 [Margin: 6,056] * PDP 283,847 6, ANAMBRA * APC 21,056 * PDP 317,767 [Margin: 296,711] 7, EBONYI * APC 90,726 * PDP 258,573 [Margin: 167,847] 8, LAGOS * APC 580,814 [Margin: 132,798] * PDP 448,016 9, YOBE * APC 497,914 [Margin:447,151] * PDP 50,763 10, GOMBE * APC 125,161 [Margin:91,216 ] * PDP 33,945 11, KOGI * APC 285,894 [Margin: 67,687] * PDP 218,207 12, OYO * APC 365,229 * PDP 366,640 [Margin: 1,411] = Total after 12 states : #APC 3,284,770 #PDP 2,867,348 = APC is currently leading by 417,422 = Scoreline: APC 8 vs PDP 4 source:https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2019/02/results-12-states-of-37.html

Collation of Results for FCT Collation officer from FCT: Yahaya Bello APC: 152, 224 PDP: 259,997 Total vote cast: 451, 408 Invalid votes: 27, 457 Valid vote: 423, 951 Accredited voters: 467, 784 source:https://samueljackson12.blogspot.com/2019/02/collation-of-results-for-fct-collation.html

President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC)  is currently leading his arch rival in last Saturday’s presidential election, Atiku Abubakar, of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as results are trickling in at the INEC Lagos Collation Centre, Yaba. Lagos State has 20 recognised Local Governments and 16 has so far been officially declared by the INEC in the state. According to the results so far, Buhari has won in 12 of the local governments while Atiku has won in three. The results of five others are yet to be officially declared as at the time of filing this report. Below is the breakdown of votes so far declared for Buhari and  his main rival,  Atiku. 1. Apapa Local Government APC – 18,170 PDP – 11,295 2. Ikorodu Local Government APC: 40,719 PDP: 21,252 3. Ibeju/Lekki Local Government APC: 12,179 PDP: 9,222 4. Lagos lsland Local Government APC: 27,452 PDP: 7,396 5. Epe Local Government APC: 17,710 PDP: 13,305 6. Ikeja Local Government AP

The governor of Oyo State Abiola Ajimobi has lost his Oyo South senatorial bid to the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Muhammed Kola-Balogun Kola-Balogun defeated the State governor of the All Progressive Congress, with a total of 105,720 votes while the candidate of the Ajimobi had 92,217 votes. The incumbent senator Soji Akanbi came third on the platform of African Democratic Congress. The PDP candidate won the contest with a vote difference of 13,502. The returning officer of the district, Wole Akinsola, announced the result at the INEC collation centre office in Ibadan North LGA. Ajimobi won in three of the local governments in the senatorial district while Kola-Balogun won the remaining six. The governor won in Ibadan Southwest, Ibarapa Central and Ido while Balogun won in Ibadan North, Ibadan Northwest, Ibadan Northeast, Ibadan Southeast, Ibarapa North, Ibarapa East. The results in the nine local governments of Oyo South senatorial district are a

The Ondo South Senatorial election has been declared inconclusive by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. The Returning Officer for the district, Prof. Kayode Onifade, emphasized that the cancellation of the election in 42 polling units due to some irregularities was the reason while the election was declared inconclusive. The Peoples Democratic Party Candidate, Nicholas Tofowomo was having the upper hand across the six local government areas of the senatorial district with 79,029 votes already in his kitty, while the APC candidate and incumbent senator, Yele Omogunwa was scoring 51,993 before the election was declared inconclusive. According to INEC, a winner could not be declared when the total number of registered voters in the cancelled polling units which is 28,047 were above the margin between the PDP and the APC, with the margin standing at 27,036 votes. Meanwhile, the campaign organization of the PDP candidate has rejected the decision of INEC to decl