Following the collation of the Kogi State governorship election results from all the Local Government Area in the state, by officials of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, Abubakar Audu of the All Progressives Congress has defeated the incumbent Governor Idris Wada of the Peoples Democratic Party.
With results from the state’s 21 local governments now counted, Mr. Audu garnered 231, 863 votes as against the 199, 514 votes scored by his closest challenger, Ibrahim Wada of the Peoples Democratic Party.
The APC candidate defeated the Peoples Democratic Party’s candidate and incumbent governor, Mr. Wada, in 16 of the 21 local government areas in the state.
Mr. Audu has 32,349 more votes than Mr. Wada.
The local governments won by Audu are Ofu, Ida, Kabba Bunu, Yagba East, Yagba West, Adavi, Koton Karfi, Ankpa, Okehi, Ajaokuta, Ijumun, Olamaboro, Igalamela, Bassa, Lokoja, and Ibaji.
The PDP was victorious in five local governments namely Ogori Mangogo, Omala, Okene, Dekina and Mopa-moro local governments.
For more on the Kogi election results follow link below...
http://www.nigerianeye.com/2015/11/kogi-governorship-election-results-so.html
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AAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPCCCCCCCCC. POWER. RIP PDP. BUT MAN, AUDU YOU MUST WORK O. JUSTIFY THE VICTORY BY REBUILDING THE STATE CAPITAL THAT LOOKS WORSE THAN SHANTY AJEGUNLE. Jay 2, Abuja.
ReplyDeleteThe Man you are praising here is DEAD Shame on u
Deleteis audu not the same person that stole 11billino Nira from office. .ist because he promised to return the money if he's reelected...Nigeria has lost its glory. .fraud and impunity is acceptable in Nigeria government. ...
ReplyDeleteNigerian eye....haba....na wa for u people oo...what kind of unprofessional journalism is this...inec declared the election inconclusive...so why are you people deceiving the public with this fake breaking news...breaking news indeed...
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