garfield1:

Yes because it will be abandoned since he wont impose a successor.amaechi will sweep him out

You are in Feri feri sifia pain

Somebody locate this man before he buys otapiapia to end it

Obi akpor is still pumping

Yen Yen Yen

Atiku promised to return Adamawa to the umbrella and he did

It is safe to say George Akume has been politically buried in benue

Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue; his deputy, Mr Benson Abounu, on Friday received their Certificates of Return from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Makurdi. Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue; his deputy, Mr Benson Abounu, on Friday received their Certificates of Return from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Makurdi.

The newly elected legislators who also received their certificates are: the incumbent Speaker, Benue House of Assembly, Mr Titus Uba and 29 other members-elect.

The INEC Federal Commissioner in charge of Benue, Anambra and Enugu states, Mr Festus Okoye, presented the certificates to the governor, his deputy and the legislators-elect at the IBB square.

He blamed the incidents of ballot-box snatching and thuggery on politicians.

He absolved the commission of such electoral infractions, saying the commission never recruited ballot-box snatchers and thugs.

Okoye also blamed politicians for refusing to play the game according to the rules.

He, therefore, appealed to the media to focus their searchlights on the political parties and politicians, pointing out that INEC did its best in conducting the polls.

He lambasted the political parties for the shoddy manner in which party primaries were conducted and regretted that the commission was suffering the aftermath of such poor primaries by court orders handed down to it.

Speaking after receiving the certificate, Ortom commended President Mohammadu Buhari for not interfering in the 2019 elections despite alleged “immense pressure” from party members.

“I commend President Buhari for not interfering in the electoral process in spite of the immense pressure from his party supporters to do so.

“If he had interfered in the process, maybe, the peace we are enjoying today while receiving these certificates would not have been there.”

He said that the President’s decision to allow the votes of Benue people to count was commendable and promised to work with him to bring dividends of democracy to the state.

The governor also commended the INEC, their agents for the high display of professionalism during the elections despite the untoward attitude of some politicians.

He, however, appealed to the commission to improve its performances in subsequent elections.

Ortom also commended the entire security operatives in the state for their neutrality during the elections, saying, “I am yet to receive any report of security interference in the elections.”

He appealed to politicians to eschew bitterness and join him to move the state forward.

Earlier, the Benue State Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Dr Nentawe Yelwatda, said the 2019 elections witnessed 22 per cent increment of voters’ participation in the elections.

Yelwatda also said that there was a high level of rejected votes recorded by the commission and urged the commission to step up its voter education.

He blamed the supplementary elections on politicians in the state who refused to play the game in accordance with the Electoral Act 2010 as amended and Regulations and Guidelines for the 2019 elections.

He commended INEC’s permanent and ad-hoc staffers and security operatives for their contributions to the success of the polls.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/gov-ortom-deputy-30-newly-elected-legislators-receive-certificates-of-return/amp/

Jbrilla Bindow, Governor of Adamawa State, has conceded defeat and congratulated Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, winner of the 2019 governorship election in the state.

In a state broadcast, a text of which was made available to SaharaReporters, Bindow congratulated Fintiri and wished him a successful term of office.

"In view of the outcome and declaration of the results by INEC, I wish to congratulate the Governor-Elect Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri over his election as the incoming Governor of Adamawa State and wish him successful tenure,” he said.

Bindow expressed committment to democratic norms that would help strengthened democratic practice in the state and country as a whole.

"As a democrat, I cherish democratic norms and values, as it is practised in the civilised world,” he said.

Meanwhile Fintiri has called on fellow contestants to offer their services to his administration in order to move the state forward.

At a press conference to mark his victory, he assured the people of Adamawa that he would respect their mandate and be accountable to them at all times.

Bindow's congratulatory broadcast has put paid to speculations about challenging Fintiri's victory at the tribunal.
http://saharareporters.com/2019/03/29/no-election-petition-adamawa-bindow-concedes-defeat-congratulates-fintiri

ADAMAWA is Now PDP

ADAMAWA STATE FINAL RESULT

PDP= 376,552
APC = 336,386

Difference 40,166

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) conducted the election in 44 polling units.

The commission announced the votes the two leading parties scored in the exercise and a summation by TheCable showed that Ahmadu Fintiri of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) polled 10,480 votes while Jibrilla Bindow of the APC secured 1391 votes, leaving a margin of 9089.

https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-apc-loses-in-all-14-lgas-where-adamawa-supplementary-poll-held/amp

Adamawa Supplementary results.

14-Mubi North LG
The Collation officer Prof Muhammed Baba Ardo MAUTECH Yola.

Affected polling units: 4

ADC: 0
APC: 11
PDP: 900
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 1978
Acc voters: 958
Valid votes; 193
Invalid votes: 45
Total Votes cast: 958

#AdamawaDecides2019
Adamawa Gov. Supplementary election results.

12- Toungo LG

The Collation officer Dr Muhammed Hammanadama FCE Yola

Affected polling units: 2

ADC: 0
APC: 2
PDP: 86
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 583
Acc voters: 91
Valid votes; 88
Invalid votes:3
Total Votes cast: 91

#AdamawaDecides2019

Adamawa Gov. Supplementary election results.

9- Madagali LG
The Collation officer Muhammed Bashir MAUTECH Yola

Affected polling units: 1

ADC: 0
APC:0
PDP: 131
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 333
Acc voters: 144
Valid votes; 135
Invalid votes: 9
Total Votes cast: 144

#AdamawaDecides2019

Adamawa Governorship Supplementary election results.

8- Ganye LG
The Collation officer Dr. Ahmad Adamu Musa FCE Yola

Affected polling units: 1

ADC: 2
APC: 88
PDP: 184
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 737
Acr voters: 283
votes; 279
Invalid votes: 4
Total Votes cast: 283

#AdamawaDecidea2019

Adamawa Gov. Supplementary election results.

7- Shellegn LG
The Collation officer Abdulkadir Jauro FCE Yola

Affected polling units: 1

ADC: 0
APC: 64
PDP: 242
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 1116
Acc voters: 313
Valid votes; 309
Invalid votes: 4
Total Votes cast: 313

#AdamawaDecides2019
Adamawa Governorship Supplementary election results.

6- Hong LG
The Collation officer Prof Joseph Idan MAUTECH Yola

Affected polling units:

ADC: 3
APC: 49
PDP: 678
SDP: 0

Reg Vote: 3513
Acc voters:758
valid votes;744
Invalid votes:14
Total Votes cast:758

#AdamawaDecides2019

Adamawa Gov. Supplementary election results.

13 -Michika LG
The Collation officer Dr Daniel MAUTECH Yola

Affected polling units:5

ADC: 1
APC: 187
PDP: 1113
SDP: 1

Reg Vote: 11016
Acc voters: 1342
valid votes; 1306
Invalid votes: 32
Total Votes cast: 1338

#AdamawaDecides2019

It is 16 to 14 with Apc slight majority . I expect some to jump ship soon

The results are here:

LGA: Girei

APC 195

PDP 352

#NigeriaDecides2019 #AdamawaRerun #AdamawaDecides

LG: Fufore

PDP 303

APC 61
#NigeriaDecides2019 #AdamawaRerun #AdamawaDecides

NEWS NUGGET- ADAMAWA RE-RUN:

Overall result

Lamurde LGA
PDP 1355 APC 80

Muchalla Mubi LGA
PDP 1002 APC 11

Lenovo A5

The Bauchi state gubernatorial candidate of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), Sen. Bala Mohammed has won the governorship election in the State.

Mohammed defeated incumbent Governor Muhammed Abubakar of the All Progressive Congress, (APC).

The pending result of Tafawa Balewa was regenerated, collated and announced at the INEC headquarters on Monday night.

Announcing the result, the new collation officer of Tafawa Balewa Local government area, Dr Musa Dahiru of the Federal University Kashere, said that PDP polled 39,225 votes as against 30, 055 votes scored by the All Progressive Congress, APC and incumbent Governor Muhammed Abubakar.



Total registered voters at Tafawa Balewa LGA was 139,240 accredited voters 74,181, total votes cast was 73,779, total valid votes, 73041, rejected votes 738

http://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-bala-mohammed-wins-bauchi-guber-race/

They are now insulting buhari on twitter but allowed themselves to right him into power in 2015

Kano pdp are not serious. They refused to adopt benue model of installing high ranking members as pu agents. They refused to meet thugs with thugs and they are here crying on twitter

I hope they reach SC. Cjn onnoghen will be reinstated then and the party that humilated him will hear it

So witness number 1 said they have not yet verified the asset declaration and still investigating before they brough their bogus charges

Witness number 2 said he has only 5 houses instead of 55 and fg gave him one. He also declared the assets he forgot in a separate form in 2016 and he himself collected the completed form and filed it

Withess number 3 said he doesn't have 1 million pounds,dollars or euros. He also doesn't have foreign accounts rather a domiciled one. The bank also invests on his behalf after advising him to invest. Overall he has 41 million in his account

After scoring 3 devastating own goals with their own witnesses the prosecution closed case against cjn

All said and done God punish buhari and Apc for disgracing and humiliating this man to cover their ass

Onnoghen is coming back and I hope he handles the presidential case

The suspended Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Walter Onnoghen, on Thursday, said he has no case to answer with regards to the six-count charge the Federal Government preferred against him before the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, in Abuja.

Justice Onnoghen, who is facing trial over allegations that he failed to declare his assets as prescribed by the law, as well as operated foreign bank accounts, contrary to the code of for public officers, insisted that FG failed to adduce any credible evidence to substantiate the charge. He secured the leave of the Mr. Danladi Umar-led three-man panel tribunal to file a no-case-submission, in line with the provision of section 303 of the of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA, 2015. A no-case-application is entered in a criminal matter, when the defendant is confident that the totality of evidence produced by the prosecution, was insufficient to establish a prima-facie case capable of warranting the entering of a defence to the charge.
Justice Onnoghen, who was suspended from office by President Muhammadu Buhari on January 25, indicated his intention to apply to be discharged and acquitted of the charge, after FG closed its case on Thursday. FG which had earlier notified the tribunal that it would call a total of six witnesses in the matter, however applied to close its case after it produced only three witnesses that testified before the CCT. The prosecution counsel, Mr. Aliyu Umar, SAN, maintained that it would be unnecessary to call the remaining witnesses. He said the defendant was at liberty to summon any of the listed but uncalled witnesses to testify on his behalf, if he so wished. FG’s lawyer was immediately overruled by the CCT Chairman, Mr. Umar, even as Onnoghen’s lawyer, Chief Adegboyega Awomolo, SAN, rejected the offer. “This is the case of the prosecution. If it feels that it is satisfied with evidence of the three witnesses, then so be it”, the CCT Chairman held. The case was subsequently adjourned to next week Friday for hearing of the defendant’s no-case application and for the adoption of the final written addresses by both the prosecution and the defence.
The development came on a day the third prosecution witness, PW-3, Mrs. Ifeoma Okagbue, a staff of Standard Chartered Bank in Abuja, debunked the allegation that the suspended CJN operated foreign bank accounts. The PW-3, who identified herself as Onnoghen’s Relationship Manager, told the tribunal that contrary to what was contained in the charge, the five bank accounts that were linked to the defendant were domiciliary accounts that were opened at a branch of the bank at Wuse 2 in Abuja. Okagbue told the tribunal that she started managing Onnoghen’s bank accounts since 2015, even as she gave a load down of both the opening and closing balance in all the accounts, from January 2018 to January 2019. She said the accounts were all linked to one Bank Verification Code, BVN, adding that the bank had upon securing an approval from the defendant, diverted funds from the accounts into various profit yielding ventures. The PW-3 told the tribunal that profits that accrued from the investments were credited back into the accounts. While two of the accounts are in Naira, the three others were Pounds Sterling, Euro and Dollar accounts. Besides, the PW-3, said it was untrue that the defendant had either $1million or £1million in any of the five bank accounts she said were still active. She said the accounts were opened separately between 2009 and 2010, adding that the embattled CJN had used FG’s bond to secure $500,000 loan from the bank in January.
She said: “On March 6, 2019, I was at the CCB office in Abuja based on an invitation that was extended to me. “A letter was sent to the bank to provide some documents to the CCB. The bank responded. Some of the documents included the account opening documents and the statement of account. “The owner of the account is honourable Justice Walter Onnoghen. He is the same person I had interactions with in the course of my duty. “The statement of account was in respect of five accounts. The first account number is 5001062686. It was opened in April 2010. “The second account with number 0001062667, was opened in June 2009. The third one, 0001062650, was opened in June 2009. “The fourth account, 5001062679, was opened in March 2010. While the fifth account with number 5002062693, opened in February 2011. “To the best of my knowledge, non of the accounts is dormant. I took over the management of the accounts in 2015, so I cannot recall their status before then. But as at now, all the accounts are currently active.
“The statement of four of the accounts covered from January to December 2018, except the third account which covered from January 2018 to January 9, 2019. “As at January 2018, the opening balance in the first account was €30, 178.58, the balance as at December 2018 was €10, 187.18. “In the second account, as at January 2018, the opening balance was N6, 411, 312.77, as at December the balance was N12, 852,580.52. “The opening balance in the third account as at January 2018, was £39, 456.08 , by December the balance was £13, 730.70. “With regard to Account Number 0001062667, the opening balance as at January 2018 was N24, 280, 904.61, as at December, the balance was N2, 656, 19. 21 “On Account number 0001062650, the opening balance as at January 2018, was $80,824.25, while the balance as at January 2019, was $56, 878. “I met the defendant sometime in 2015, in my capacity as the relationship manager. He was a client of the bank. “When an account goes dormant, it is my responsibility as the relationship manager to inform the customer of the dormant nature of the account and encourage the customer to reactivate the account. The bank can also send a notification to the customer. ” It applies to every customer of the bank, including our high-net worth clients. “I can’t recall if the bank had at any point in time, notified the defendant that his account was dormant. “I think the Euro is saving accounts. There are two Naira accounts, one is savings while the other is a current account. The Pound account is a savings account, while the US Dollar is a current account. “Based on confirmation from our compliance unit, the statements of account was forwarded to the CCB upon request”.
Under cross-examination, the witness, said she had also given evidence before the National Judicial Council, NJC, based on an invitation from the EFCC. “I gave evidence there and was cross-examined. I also personally sent the account documents to the EFCC”. “As at January 2019, the defendant did not have $1million in any account he opened with our bank. He has a total of about 56,873,00”. The witness equally confirmed that the defendant does not have £1m.
“The defendant had a loan facility of $500 that was granted to him by the bank. The security on the loan was his investment in federal government bonds and other investments. “The Pound, Euro and Dollar accounts were domiciliary accounts that were operated and managed here in Abuja by the bank. “The bank encouraged him as a disciplined account holder to invest in other money yielding investments. “Interest of these investments were regularly credited into his accounts”. Asked if the CJN ever withdrew money to purchase any luxury car, the witness said no. ” It was my bank that made investment on behalf of the defendant, using the credit in his account. “To the best of my knowledge, all the accounts have one BVN number”, Mrs. Okagbue added.
Earlier, the PW-2, who is a retired Director at the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB, Mr. Awal Yakassai, told the Mr. Umar led three-man panel that contrary to what was alleged in the media, he said the suspended CJN owned only five houses. He said it was not true that CCB investigators linked the ownership of 55 houses to the defendant. The witness made the disclosure after he was shown copies of Justice Onnoghen’s asset declaration forms, which the Federal Government tendered in evidence before the CCT. The embattled CJN was said to have submitted the forms marked as Exhibit 2 and 3, to the CCB in 2014 and 2016. Answering questions under cross-examination, the PW-2, told the tribunal that he served at the CCB for 29 years before he retired in April 2018. He admitted that the CCB was yet to verify Justice Onnoghen’s assets with a view to finding out if he made false declarations. Holding the two documents in his hand while responding to a question from Onnoghen’s lawyer, the witness said: “My lord, according to exhibit 2 and 3, the defendant has only five buildings and not 55”. Awomolo noted that one of the five buildings was given to the defendant by the federal government itself. The witness told the court that verification columns on Onnoghen’s two asset declaration forms were still empty and unsigned. “As indicated here, the column for verified assets have not been signed as at today” he added, saying it was standard practice at the CCB that returned asset declaration forms must pass through three stages of verification. “My lord we have three stages of verification, the first is at the time of submission of forms, the second is what we called conference verification whereby we invite the person. And the third is physical verification of the assets. “Until these three stages are completed, we cannot say that the assets have been verified”. Yakassai who told the tribunal that he hitherto severed in a department of the CCB that receive asset declaration forms of public officers, said the suspended CJN submitted two assets declaration forms on December 14, 2016. Asked if he knows how many judicial officers were given asset declaration forms within the time he was in office, the witness said he could not recall. He said he was posted to the department that handle asset declaration of judicial officers, in November 2013. He said he could not recall the number of forms that were received from 2013 to 2016. He told the tribunal that all the asset declaration forms were archived at the CCB Chairman’s office. “It is not my personal responsibility as the Director to record all completed forms that are submitted to our department. We have schedule officers that do it. “All returned forms are kept under lock and key in most secured place at the CCB. “It is only with the permission of the Chairman that the forms can be accessed”. The witness said he was not aware it the CCB Chairman authorised the group that wrote the petition that led to Onnoghen’s trial, to have access, make photocopy or take away the Certified True Copy of returned asset declaration forms in custody of the Bureau. He said he was not shown a copy of the petition as at January 11 when one of the investigators, Mr. Simon Abu, took his statement. Nevertheless, the witness said he was shown photocopies of asset declaration forms that were submitted by Justice Onnoghen in 2014. Mr. Yakassai admitted that the petitionera quoted details of Onnoghen’s asset declaration forms, his account numbers, verbatim, indicating that they had access to the forms in custody of the CCB. Asked if he would agree that it is a criminal offence for anyone to hack into the archives of the CCB, the witness said he does not know. “Honestly I don’t know what happened here so I cant say anything about it. I don’t know if the CCB had ever reported to the police or any other agency that the CCB records were hacked into”. Onnoghen’s lawyer alleged that the CCB boss, who he said had blatantly refused to grant any one access asset declaration forms of certain top politicians in the present administration, was aware of the criminality of the petition and looked the other away. FG had insisted that it was the CCB that okayed Onnoghen’s trial based on certain infractions that were discovered in his asset declaration forms. In the charge marked CCT/ABJ/01/19, it alleged Onnoghen, had by his actions, violated section 15(2) of Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act. A senior investigative officer at the CCB, Mr. James Akpala who testified as the PW-1, had told the tribunal the charge against Onnoghen, was filed before his team concluded investigation on the allegation that he falsely declared his assets. Meanwhile, Chairman of the CCB, Mr. Umar had earlier on Thursday, threatened to give 28 years jail term to journalists that misrepresent proceedings on the CJN’s trial, Umar, who said he was displeased about “the distortion and misrepresentation” of what transpired at the tribunal last Monday by a section of the media, warned that he would henceforth wield his powers against journalists. “Henceforth, any journalist carrying concocted or discredited statement which is not adduced before this tribunal, I will not hesitate to bring the full weight of the law heavily on the person. “The journalist will languish there and may remain there (in prison) until I retire about 28 years from now. “The person will be summarily sent to prison because that is contempt. “It does not matter whether the contempt is committed in facie curiae (before the court) or ex facie curiae (outside the court)”, he fumed.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/cct-charge-ive-no-case-to-answer-onnoghen-insists/

Stalwert:


Olodo is standard chartered the only bank he uses? Shameless defenders of corruption repent

Mr man shut up

Standard chartered bank is his only bank

Federal government has already closed case after their witness disgraced them

Stalwert:
Shameless defenders of corruption, why did your honest judge not declare his assets?

Mr man shut up

The corrupt judge has only 44 million in his account after changing to naira but saint buhari son crashed 53 million power bike and wasted fuel during fuel scarcity

They earn in 2 months what our cjn has in his entire account

The federal government has closed its case against Walter Onnoghen, suspended chief justice of Nigeria (CJN).

The government closed after calling three witnesses to the stand.

At the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) on Thursday, Aliyu Umar, counsel to the government, announced that they closed the case despite the fact that they had initially listed six witnesses.

Umar said the three other witnesses could still be called to the stand if the defence wants to cross-examine them.

“I have called three witnesses. If the defence needs them, I can call the other three,” the lawyer said.

Responding, Adeboyega Awomolo, counsel to Onnoghen, rejected the offer.

“I don’t want them, I don’t want them,” he said.

Awomolo then informed the tribunal that they intend to file a no-case submission but they would need time to write an address.

“We intend to take advantage of section 303 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA) 2015 on no-case submission,” he said.

“If your lordship permits me to write a written address. I’m praying to be given proceedings of 18th and today.”

Thereafter, Danladi Umar, CCT chairman, ordered Awomolo to serve his address on the prosecution on Wednesday.

Umar then fixed March 29 as day counsels would adopt their addresses.

Onnoghen is standing trial on a six-count charge bordering on false asset declaration.

https://www.thecable.ng/fg-closes-case-against-onnoghen-after-calling-three-witnesses/amp

BeautifulMind2:

I'm yet to confirm Nassarawa lg

Results so far

How come warawa is 14000 and 14000

BlackAfrican:


Please keep quiet. PDP stronghold and PDP was beaten black and blue their 2 weeks ago

The result we are seeing now is far different from two weeks ago own

Face it gandollar video bleeped him up

As the final collation of results across the local governments is ongoing, the Oyo state chapter of the ruling All Progressive Congress has submitted a petition against the Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate Seyi Makinde to the electoral umpire, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The APC petition accused Makinde of what it described as “breach of electoral laws” and thereby demanded for his immediate arrest and prosecution.

Read Also: APC sweeps 25 of 26 Assembly seats in Ekiti
The petition addressed to the Oyo State Resident Electoral Commissioner and entitled “Petition Against Engr. Seyi Makinde on Electoral offences committed in breach of electoral laws “, was submitted to the Agodi office of the commission on Sunday.

According to the petition, Makinde was accused of releasing a video in the early hours of Sunday where the PDP candidate “pointedly proclaimed himself winner of the governorship election in Oyo state when INEC, the authorised umpire has not concluded same nor declared any such results.”

The petition signed by the APC state secretary, Mr. Mojeed Olaoya, said Makinde by the action is clearly inciting the citizenry against an eventual credible outcome of the elections.
http://thenationonlineng.net/oyo-apc-demands-arrest-of-pdps-makinde/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Governor David Umahi has won the election in all the 13 local government areas of Ebonyi State.

Mr Umahi, the PDP governorship candidate, is way ahead of his closest challenger, Sonni Ogbuoji of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The results of all the 13 local governments had been announced as at the time of this report.

The announcement was led by the state’s Returning Officer and Vice Chancellor of Federal University of Technology Owerri, FUTO, Prof Chukwuemeka Eze.

Mr Eze, however, requested a two-hour recess to allow for computation of results.




“We will reconvene in two and half hours for the declaration of the results”, he said

Mr Umahi, a former deputy governor of the state, was first elected governor in 2015.

In that election, he defeated the Labour Party Candidate, Edward Nkwegu, against all expectations.

This was because Mr Nkwegu was backed by the then governor, Martin Elechi.

But this time around, Mr Umahi was expected to win overwhelmingly owing to internal strife within the APC arising from its acrimonious primaries.




See the full results in each local government for the two main parties below.

1. ONICHA LG
PDP 52,851
APC 2,477

2. OHAOZARA LGA
PDP 48,256
APC 1,004

3. IKWO LGA:
PDP 37,947
APC 11,475

4. IZZI LGA
PDP 34,199
APC 13430

5. OHAUKWU LGA
PDP = 30,606
APC = 9,943

6. AFIKPO SOUTH LGA
PDP 27,720
APC 9,275

7. EZZA SOUTH LGA
PDP 27,583
APC 3,245

8. ISHIELU LGA
PDP: 26,700
APC: 3,105

9. ABAKALIKI
PDP 26,809
APC 9,815

10. EBONYI LGA
PDP 25,830
APC 5,951

11. AFIKPO NORTH
PDP 21,245
APC 7,446




12. IVO LGA
PDP 19,166
APC 2,055

13. EZZA NORTH LGA
PDP 14,181
APC 2,482

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/319192-its-official-gov-umahi-wins-in-all-13-local-govts-in-ebonyi.html

obaloppelujo:
From a reliable source , AAC party in rivers state may likely win , wike thinks he’s more wicked ? He bribed inec to rule against apc to fill their candidate, cleverly , ameachi and apc sponsor AAC to help dethrone wike , and you know what ?
The AAC guy will decamp to apc after sworn in .
Next time if wike hear jagaban , he’ll say hallelujah

Calm down inec has suspended it