LIVE UPDATES: Day 2: Buhari continues to lead as results of more states are released
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Tuesday, February 26, resumed the declaration of the official results for the recently held presidential election.
The INEC had earlier declared the results for the Federal Capital Territory and some states showing that President Muhammadu Buhari was leading.
Anxiety continues as the declaration of results continue. Prof Mahmood Yakubu, the chairman of INEC, says the electoral umpire is sure to complete the declaration.
PDP chieftain reacts
Chidoka addressing journalists said the PDP will continue to promote democracy in Nigeria.
The PDP chieftain also said the party will exploit all the options available to it in pursuit of justice on the matter.
"We will continue to support democracy in Nigeria. We will continue to promote democracy in Nigeria have a good message for the people of Nigeria. We want them to remain peaceful.
"We will explore all our options including the belief that the legal process in Nigeria is one of the ways to resolve issues," Chidoka said.
He left the national collation centre without signing the register like other party agents.
President Buhari declared winner of the 2019 presidential election!
"That Muhammadu Buhari having certified the required highest number of votes is hereby delayed the Presidentt of the Federal Republic of Nigeria," Mahmood said.
Mahmood also added that the certificate of return would be issued to the president-elect by 2pm on Wednesday, February 27,2019.
Score sheet of the presidential candidates for the 2019 general elections
Score sheet of the presidential candidates for the 2019 general elections
Final phase of the collation begins!
A: 19,209
AA: 14,389
AAC: 33,953
AAP: 8,902
ABP: 4,523
ACPN: 7,223
ADC: 97,874
ADP: 54,930
AGA: 4,689
AGAP: 3,071
ANDP: 3,104
ANN: 16,779
ANRP: 4,340
APA: 36,866
APC: 15,191,947
APGA: 66,851
CC: 2,391
CNP: 1,874
DPP: 14,483
FRESH: 4,554
GDPN: 41,852
GPN: 4,924
JMPP: 1,853
KP: 1,911
LM: 1,438
LP: 5,074
MAJA: 2,651
MMN: 14,540
MPN: 2,752
NAC: 2,279
NCMP: 1,378
NCP: 3,799
NDCP: 1,192
NEPp: 1,524
NFP: 4,096
NIP: 2,248
NNPP: 6,111
NPC: 10,081
NRM: 6,229
NUP: 5,323
PCP: 110,196
PDP: 11,262,978
RBNP: 1,792
SDP: 34,746
SNC: 28,680
SNP: 3,941
UP: 1,561
UPN: 1,631
WTPN: 732
YES: 294
Total number of valid votes: 27,324,583
Total rejected votes: 1,289,607
Total votes cast: 28,614,190
The INEC boss further signed the final forms for the 2019 presidential election.
"I professor Yakubu Mahmood hereby certify that I was the returning officer of the 2019 presidential election," Mahmood said.
INEC chairman arrives National Collation Centre
The INEC chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, has arrived National Collation Centre to resume the final phase of the collation of the 2019 presidential results.
The INEC chairman reconvened after a three-hour adjournment at the national collation centre.
"Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, finally we are here," Mahmood said.
He recalled that a number of issues were raised by party agents on the 2019 presidential election.
The INEC boss said the commission had promised to address the issues before the conclusion of the collation process of the collation of presidential election.
He said the commission had noticed that the figures of number of accredited voters were not adding up at the national level despite being adding up at the ward level or state level.
According to him, the commission's preliminary investigation shows that the incidences are not up to 2% of the total figures.
Also, he said the voter turn out for the 2019 presidential election is 36.56% despite the lack of voting in some polling units due to violence or refusal of the use of the smart card readers in the affected areas.
The INEC chief said with such observation the incidences cannot prevent the conclusion of the collation of the 2019 presidential election.
In an interjection, a former minister of aviation, Osita Chidoka of the PDP said there is a difference of 1,600,000 people missing from the voters register released by the commission before the election.
Chidoka further called for a careful consideration of the incidences raised while asking the commission not to go ahead with declaring a winner for the election.
He argued that there are over five million eligible voters whom the card readers must have failed.
In his response, the INEC boss said that the number of voters cancelled are deserved cancelled votes as the commission's review showed that there were deliberate circumvention of the use of the smart card readers in those places.
Further speaking, Mahmood said he will go ahead to announced the result of the presidential election result collated and make a declaration of the winner of the election.
He also said he is obliged to make a declaration of the total number of registered voters and votes cast at the polls.
INEC announces adjournment to 3am
The INEC chairman announced an adjournment of the process to 3am Wednesday, February 27.
RESULTS COLLATION: RIVERS STATE
Professor Enefiong Essein, the vice chancellor of Akwa Ibom state university Uyo begins presentation for Rivers state's results.
Total number of registered voters: 3,215,273
Total number of accredited voters: 678,167
A: 1,744
AA: 265
AAP: 109
ACD: 572
ACPN: 546
ADC: 597
ADP: 295
AGA: 138
ANDP: 145
APA: 597
APC: 159,710
APDA: 418
CAP: 113
CC: 230
CNP: 93
DA: 78
DPP: 236
FRESH : 146
GDPN: 173
GPN: 89
JMPP: 76
LM: 107
MAJA: 84
NCP: 174
PCP: 2,954
PDP: 473,971
PPA: 205
RP: 121
SDP: 1,244
UP: 53
UPN: 70
WTPN: 58
YES: 106
YPP: 415
Total valid votes: 642,165
Total rejected votes: 24,420
Total votes cast: 666,585
According to the returning officer, election did not hold in two local government areas in the state - Bonny Island and Akuku Toru. He said the electoral process was disrupted by violence and inability of the officer to take materials to the areas.
Total number of polling units affected in Rivers state: 1,402
Total number of cancelled votes: 942,368
RESULTS COLLATION: ZAMFARA STATE
The collation officer for Zamfara state announced that the total number of registered voters stood at 1,717,128.
Total number of accredited voters: 616,168
AA: 52
ABP: 87
ADC: 186
ADP: 102
ANDP: 34
ANRP: 56
APA: 947
APC: 438,682
AUN: 17
CAP: 7
DPP: 197
FRESH: 53
GDPN: 885
HDP: 43
KP: 28
LM : 16
LP: 44
MAJA: 31
NIP: 22
NPC: 230
PDP: 125,423
SDP: 81
SNP: 116
YPP: 44
Total valid votes: 578,437
Total rejected votes: 18,785
Total votes cast: 597,224
A total of 57,871 votes were cancelled in 115 polling units in Zamfara state.
RESULTS COLLATION: KEBBI STATE
The collation officer for Kebbi state begins his presentation.
Total number of registered voters: 1,802,697
Total number of accredited voters: 835,238
AA: 96
ACD: 201
ACPN: 130
ADC: 285
ADP: 205
AGAP: 73
ANDP: 116
ANRP: 154
APC: 581,552
APGA: 228
DPC: 169
DPP: 270
FRESH: 237
GDPN: 2,551
HDP: 107
LM: 85
LP: 63
MAJA: 131
MPN: 101
NAC: 84
PCP: 1,794
PDP: 154,282
UDP: 62
UP: 60
UPN: 31
WTPN: 36
YES: 71
YPP: 53
Total number of valid votes : 756,605
Total number of rejected votes: 47,150
Total number of votes cast: 803,755
Total number of cancelled votes: 6,296 from 13 polling units
RESULTS COLLATION: SOKOTO STATE
Mohammed Bello, vice chancellor Bayero University Kano introduced himself as the collation officer for Sokoto state.
Total number of registered voters: 1,895,266
Total number of accredited voters: 950,107
A: 59 votes
AA: 61
ACD: 142
ACPN: 146
ADP: 189
AGA: 347
ANDP; 219
ANRP: 144
APC: 490,333
APDA: 1,095
CAP: 67
DA: 57
FRESH: 231
JMPP: 104
LM: 76
LP: 90
NIP: 50
PCP: 2,630
PDP: 361,604
PPA: 1,494
UDP: 61
UP: 50
UPN: 33
Total number of valid votes: 871,891
Total number of rejected votes: 54,049
Total number of votes cast: 925,940
Total number of cancelled votes: 33,057 in 50 polling units
RESULTS COLLATION: BAYELSA STATE
Professor Zanah Akpagu, vice chancellor of the University of Calabar for Bayelsa state
Total LGAs: 8
Total number of registered voters: 923,182
Total number of accredited voters: 344,237
AAC: 126
AAP: 43
ABP: 10
ACPN: 60
AGAP: 6
APC: 118,821
APDA: 90
FRESH: 49
GDPN: 144
GPN: 9
JMPP: 0
LM: 32
LP: 54
MAJA: 20
NNPP: 25
NUP: 31
PCP: 1,584
PDP: 197,933
PPA: 98
YES: 2
YPP: 50
Total valid votes: 321,767
Total rejected votes: 14,089
Total number of votes cast: 335,856
Cancellation in Polling units occurred in three LGAs.
Total number of affected voters in 42 affected polling units are 21,380.
RESULTS COLLATION: DELTA STATE
Professor Seth Jaja, the vice chancellor of University of Otuoke introduced himself as the collation officer for Delta state.
Total number of registered voters: 2,719,313
Total number of accredited voters: 891,647
ACD: 211
ACPN: 134
ADC: 1,075
ADP: 241
AGA: 33
AGAP: 53
ANPP: 30
ANN: 320
ANRP: 56
APA: 298
APC: 221,292
APDA: 309
CC: 38
FRESH: 109
GDPN: 393
JMPP: 59
LP: 110
MAJA: 30
MMN: 194
MPN: 36
PCP: 2,753
PDP: 594,068
SDP: 1,745
UDP: 40
UP: 9
UPN: 12
WTPN: 4
YES: 13
YPP: 497
Total valid votes : 829,762
Total rejected votes: 52,492
Total votes cast: 882,244
The collation officer futher reported that there were incidence in 11 LGAs involving 87 polling units
He added that 54,120 votes were cancelled in these areas.
RESULTS COLLATION: BORNO STATE
Samila Ibrahim, the vice chancellor ATBU Bauchi state, introduceD himself as the collation officer for Borno state.
Total number of registered voters: 2,319,434
Total number of accredited voters: 987,290
ADP: 75
ACD: 165
ACPN: 125
ADC: 301
ADP: 104
ANDP: 53
ANN: 29
ANRP: 136
APA: 1,219
APC: 836,496
DPP: 177
FRESH: 93
GDPN: 478
GPN: 262
HDP: 29
LP: 61
MAJA: 112
NNPP: 123
NUP: 111
PCP: 1,563
PDP: 71,788
UPN: 20
YES: 27
YPP: 78
Total valid votes: 919,786
Total rejected votes: 35,419
Total votes cast: 955,205
Incidences of over voting in 12 polling units led to the cancellation of 5,931 votes.
RESULTS COLLATION: AKWA IBOM STATE
Professor Osaze Oroese, the vice chancellor of the University of Benin introduces himself and the collation officer for Akwa Ibom state .
Total number of LGAs: 31
Total number of registered voters: 2,119,727
Total number of accredited voters: 695,677
AA: 46
AAC: 22
AAP: 227
ABP: 99
ADC: 230
AGA: 41
ANDP: 23
ANN: 95
ANRP: 23
APA: 277
APC: 175,429
AUN: 14
BNPP: 30
CAP: 2
GDPN: 464
GPN: 157
JMPP: 32
KP: 10
LP: 42
MAJA: 14
MMN: 110
NPC: 191
NUP: 27
PCP: 1,902
PDP: 395,832
PPA: 432
SDP: 92
SNC: 214
UPN: 17
WTPN: 26
YES: 18
YPP: 118
Total valid votes: 578,775
Total rejected votes: 26,365
Total votes cast: 605,140
Problem in 10 Local government areas affected voting in 272 polling units
Total number of voters affected is 195,799
The collation officer said the Electoral Officer in one of the LGA was abducted and beaten to pulp.
He said the EO was later rescued by some soldiers and taken to Oron for safety while all the Electoral materials were destroyed .
He added that the EO is currently receiving treatment in an undisclosed hospital.
RESULTS COLLATION: CROSS RIVER STATE
Total registered votes: 1,512,915
Total accredited voters: 461,033
APM: 13
APP: 31
ASD: 30
APC: 117,302
HDP: 14
ID: 25
JMPP: 45
KP: 12
LM: 6
LP: 29
NCMP: 19
NDCP: 24
NUP: 60
PCP: 2,033
PDP: 295,737
SDP: 1,395
SNP: 33
UDP: 23
UP: 46
UPN: 89
WTPN: 4
YES: 16
YPP: 217
Total number of valid votes: 421,901
Total number of rejected votes: 24,145
Total number of votes cast: 446,046
26 polling units and 132,189 votes were cancelled in Cross River state
Cross Rivers collation officer after an objection from a Mega Party agent said there had been a reconciliation of the votes collated from the state.
Apologising for the wrong projection, the collation officer noted that the corrected version is : total number of valid votes is 421,901; total number of rejected votes, 24,145 while the total number of votes cast is 446,046.
7 facts and figures to know about Buhari, Atiku’s chances as INEC officially releases result from 27 states
1. States to be announced this night session (February 26) - 9
2. APC won in 15 states
3. PDP won in 12 states + FCT Abuja
4. APC failed to get 25% support in two states: Anambra and Enugu
5. PDP failed to get 25% support in five states: Bauchi, Gombe, Kano, Katsina and Yobe
6. Muhammadu Buhari - 12,061,230 (56.35%)
7. Atiku Abubakar - 8,592,340 (40.14%)
Collation adjourned to 8.30pm
The INEC chairman announced that the collation will resume at 8.30pm for the remaining states to come through.
"Ladies and gentlemen, since we are waiting for the states to get ready, at this juncture we have to adjourn," Mahmood said.
"We will reconvene at 8.30pm, we are going to take all the remaining states, all of them, this night," Mahmood said emphatically.
RESULTS COLLATION: TARABA STATE
Professor Shehu Iya, the deputy vice chancellor of Modibbo Adama University, Yola for Taraba state.
Total number of registered voters: 1,777,105
Total number of accredited voters: 756,111
AA: 254
AAC: 116
AAP: 76
ACD: 101
ACPN: 218
ADC: 211
ANDP: 34
ANN: 35
APA: 572
APC: 324,906
APDA: 374
BNPP: 15
CC: 25
CNP: 57
FRESH: 67
GDPN: 1,052
JMPP : 21
LP: 27
MAJA: 45
PCP: 321
PDP: 374,743
Total valid votes: 712,877
Total rejected votes: 28,687
Total votes cast: 741,564
Election did not hold in some of the polling units
57 polling units were affected and 45,066 were cancelled in Taraba state
RESULTS COLLATION: KATSINA STATE
Fatima Mukhtar, the vice chancellor of University Dutse for Katsina state
Total number of LGAs: 34
Total number of registered voters: 3,210,422
Total number of accredited voters: 1,628,865
AA: 48
AAC: 186
AAP: 142
ACPN: 84
ADP: 140
AGA: 95
ANDP: 52
ANN: 82
APA: 1,662
APC: 1,232,133
CAP: 31
CNP: 24
FRESH: 103
GDPN: 222
KP: 45
LM: 33
LP: 45
MAJA: 67
NCP: 77
PCP: 2,399
PDP: 308,056
PT: 61
RAP: 94
SDP: 150
SNC: 947
UDP: 96
UP: 13
WTPN: 6
YPP: 61
Total number valid votes: 1,555,473
Total rejected votes: 63,712
Total votes cast: 1,619,185
Twenty polling units were cancelled with 12,027 votes affected.
RESULTS COLLATION: KANO STATE
Total number of registered voters: 5,391,581
Total number of accredited voters: 2,006,410
AA: 221
AAC: 416
AAP: 410
ACD: 250
ACPN: 194
ADP: 439
AGAP: 138
ANN; 114
ANRP: 264
APA: 272
APC: 1,464,768
AUN: 56
BNPP: 47
CNP: 92
FRESH: 331
GDPN: 4,643
LP: 118
MAJA: 183
NCP: 174
NIP: 94
NPC: 523
PCP: 3,568
PDP: 391,593
PPA: 1,012
PPN: 322
PT: 177
SDP: 635
SNC: 3,362
UP: 80
WTPN: 19
YES: 62
YPP: 200
Total number of valid votes: 1,891,134
Total number of rejected votes: 73,617
Total votes cast: 1,964,751
According to the returning officer for Kano state, 17 local governments were affected with 69 polling units cancelled .
He also noted that 43,900 votes were affected and cancelled due to the incidents of refusal to use the smart card readers.
RESULTS COLLATION: PLATEAU STATE
Collation officer: Prof. A.K. Richard
Total No: Reg Voters:2,423,381
Total No: of Accredited:1,074,042
Total Votes Cast:1,062,862
Total Valid Votes:1,034,853
Rejected Votes:28,009
AAC: 268
ADC: 590
ADP:1,395
APC: 468,555
PDP: 548,665
SDP: 599
UP: 80
WTPN: 19
YES: 62
YPP: 200
RESULTS COLLATION: IMO STATE
Professor Benjamin Uzumba of University of Nigeria Nsukka introduces himself as the collation officer for Imo state
Total number of registered voters: 2,037,569
Total number of accredited voters: 585,741
ADP: 421
AGAP: 273
ANDP: 97
ANN: 119
ANP: 38
ANRP: 98
APA: 1,658
APC: 140,463
APDA: 1,847
APGA: 10,880
APP: 92
BNPP: 25
CAP: 13
CC: 44
DPC: 80
DPP: 255
FRESH: 71
JMPP: 22
LP: 337
MPN: 61
NAC: 126
MAJA: 112
NDCP: 22
NDLP: 33
NPC: 223
PCP: 4,883
PDP: 334,923
SDP: 772
UDP: 105
UP: 31
UPN: 20
Total accredited votes: 511, 586
Total rejected votes: 31,191
Total votes cast: 542,777
In 12 of the local governments some polling units - 97 - were cancelled with 63,048 votes affected. Mahmood Yakubu announces five-minute break for some people to answer the call of nature.
RESULTS COLLATION: BENUE STATE
Sebastian Maimaku, the VC of the University of Jos, is the collation officer for Benue state.
Total number of registered voters 2,391,276
Total number of accredited voters: 786,069
A: 153
AA: 242
AAP: 192
ABP: 47
ACD: 138
ADC: 554
AGA: 138
AGAP: 159
ANDP: 64
ANN: 201
ANP: 61
APA: 807
APC: 347,668
APGA: 4,582
CC: 29
CNP: 75
FRESH: 76
GDPN: 666
JMPP: 37
LP: 594
MAJA: 57
MMN: 407
NIP: 55
NUP: 228
PCP: 2,793
PDP: 356,817
PPN: 113
RAP: 39
SDP: 4,927
SNP: 85
UDP: 135
UNP: 31
WTPN: 75
YES: 47
YPP: 557
Total valid votes: 728,912
Total rejected votes: 34,960
Total votes cast: 763,872
He said elections were cancelled in some units in 16 of the local governments and these affected 172 polling units and 122, 989 voters. He explained that the refusal of the voters to use the smart card readers and cases of over-voting affected these units.
RESULTS COLLATION: EDO STATE
The collation officer for Edo state, Prof Ndowa Lale, the vice chancellor of University of Port Harcourt, says the state has 18 LGAs.
Total number of registered voters: 2,150,127
Total number of accredited voters: 604,917
AA: 162
AAC: 3,106
AAP: 473
APC: 267,842
APGA: 143
APM: 29
APP: 99
CAP: 17
GDPN: 666
HDP: 21
MMN: 342
NAC: 26
NIP: 47
NPC: 258
PCP: 3,526
PDP: 275,691
UPD: 47
UPN: 22
WTPN: 20
YES: 37
YPP: 531
Total number of valid votes: 560,711
Total rejected votes: 38,517
Total votes cast: 599,228
RESULTS COLLATION: OGUN STATE
Ogun collation officer and urning officer mounts the platform with total number of registered voters as 2,336,887
Total number of accredited voters: 613,397
AAC: 3,196
ADP: 7705
AGA: 355
AGAP: 147
ANDP: 269
ANN: 1,509
APA: 1233
APC: 281,762
CAP: 51
CNP: 121
DPC: 343
DPP: 734
FRESH: 174
GDPN: 1,258
LP: 205
MAJA: 125
PCP: 3,563
PDP: 194, 655
SDP: 1,374
SNP: 1,030
UPN: 137
YES: 276
Total valid votes: 564,256
Rejected votes: 41,682
Total votes cast: 605,938.
He said there were 9680
There were cancellation in 48 polling units with a total of 42,176 votes.
RESULTS COLLATION: LAGOS STATE
Mahmood immediately invited the collation officer for Lagos state, Professor Felix Salako of the Federal University of Agriculture (FUNAAB), Abeokuta, Ogun.
Total number of registered voters: 6,313,507
Accredited voters: 1,196,490
A: 5948
AAC: 8910
AAP: 675
ACD: 948
ACPN: 572
ADC: 2,915
ADP: 1,262
ANN: 6,946
ANP: 468
ANRP: 320
APA: 1,494
APC: 580,825
APDA: 846
APGA: 499
NAC: 359
NCP:219
NDCP: 44
NDLP: 70
NEPP: 74
NFD: 447
NIP: 133
PCP: 8458
PDP: 448,015
PPA: 759
SDP: 770
SNP: 162
UDP: 79
UP: 49
UPN: 69
YES: 138
YPP: 5,733
Total valid votes: 1,089,567
Total rejected votes: 67,023
Total votes cast: 1,156,599
Number of cancelled polling units in Lagos state is 188 with a total of 141,256 cancelled votes.
RESULTS COLLATION: BAUCHI STATE
The collation officer introduces himself. He said number registered voters in the state is 2,453,512 while the number of accredited voters stands at 1,075,330.
A: 154
AA: 49
AAC: 183
ACP: 81
ADP: 123
ANN: 46
ANRP: 171
APC: 798,428
APDA: 1,211
APGA: 149
BNPP: 11
CAP: 14
CC: 48
ANRP: 171
FRESH: 111
GDPN: 1,269
JMPP: 50
LM: 19
LP: 41
MAJA: 89
MMN: 688
MPN: 95
NCMP: 28
NCP: 84
NEPP: 27
NNPP: 1,657
NUP: 117
PCP: 2,104
PDP: 209,313
RP: 56
SDP: 516
SNC: 1,394
UDP: 27
UPN: 27
WTPN: 17
YES: 16
YPP: 112
Total number of valid votes: 1,024,307
Total number of rejected votes: 37,648
Total number of votes cast: 1,061,955
"Mr chairman, we encountered cancellation in 17 LGAs and 53 polling units and 29,660 votes cancelled," the Bauchi returning officer said.
Osita Chidoka of the PDP raises concern about the legality of elections in various stated especially in the northern part of the Nigeria. He called on the INEC chairman to make a projection on the card readers used during the election processes in this state and all parts of the country. He also said the party had written a petition on the issue and addressed to the chairman of INEC.
However, He also said the party has written a petition on the issue and addressed to the chairman of INEC. However responding, the chairman of the INEC said there are avenues for receiving petition addressed to the commission.
He urged the PDP to forward the party's petition to the INEC office for due attention.
Also objecting to the issue raided by Chidoka, the APC spokesperson, Festus Keyamo, said their are procedures to this things.
He said the APC have remained calm despite information at its disposal of massive thumb printing of ballot papers by the opposition in Akwa Ibom.
He said the APC have remained calm despite information at its disposal of massive thumb printing of ballot papers by the opposition in Akwa Ibom state.
The INEC chairman further assured that issues raised would be addressed by the commission while urging parties to send their petition to INEC through the appropriate channel.
Mahmood said the INEC is still open and this venue only serve as a collation centre
RESULTS COLLATION: INEC RECONVENES
The national collation centre is live again as INEC chairman, others take their seats.
RESULTS COLLATION: ANALYSIS
Currently, 18 announcements have been completed with 19 to go for an authentic winner of the election to emerge. The INEC chairman, Mahmood Yakubu, has confirmed that six more states are ready at the National Collation Centre, Abuja.
An analysis by Legit.ng shows that the PDP show has won eight states so far and got 43.9% of votes while the APC secured victory in 10 states, thus leading with 52.46% with an estimated gap of 1,004,011 votes.
The two parties, however, lost out completely in two states each where they met below the 25% threshold. Wile the APC made this loss in Anambra and Enugu, the PDP recorded its in Yobe and Gombe.
INEC CHAIRMAN ADJOURNS FOR 1 HOUR
Mahmood Yakubu, the INEC chairman, announces an hour break. He says: "It's already 2pm, so we reconvene at 3pm and take the six states."
RESULTS COLLATION: ADAMAWA STATE
INEC chairman calls on Adamawa. The collation officer, introduces himself. He says the state has 21 local governments
Total number of registered voters: 1,959,322
Total number of accredited voters: 874,920
A: 79
AAP: 205
ACD: 324
ACPN: 138
ADC: 3,989
ADP: 329
AGAP: 58
ANDP: 83
ANN: 162
ANP: 121
ANRP: 127
APA: 1,242
APC: 378,078
APDA: 651
APGA: 159
APP: 159
BNPP: 25
CAP: 20
CC: 65
FRESH: 147
GPN: 231
HDP: 67
LP: 61
MAJA: 102
MMN: 575
PDP: 410,266
PCP: 3,670
Total number of valid votes: 811,534
Total number of rejected votes: 49,222
Total number of votes cast: 860,756
He said 22 polling units were cancelled thus affecting 15,505 votes.
RESULTS COLLATION: OYO STATE
INEC chairman calls on Oyo. Prof Suleiman Abdulkareem introduces himself as the collation officer for Oyo.He says Oyo has 33 local government areas
Total registered voters: 2,796,542.
Total number of accredited voters: 905,007.
AAC: 4,014
AA: 380
AAP: 627
ACPN: 835
ADC: 40,830
ADP: 25,384
ANN: 1,896
ANP: 212
ANRP: 505
APA: 1,094
APC: 365,229
APDA: 685
APGA: 197
CAP: 73
CC: 126
DPP: 1,262
FRESH: 152
GDPN: 1,515
MMN: 770
JMPP: 102
NCP: 194
LP: 360
MAJA: 144
PCP: 5,352
PDP: 366,690
PPA: 1,600
PT: 138
SDP: 766
UPN: 86
WTPN: 46
YES: 167
YPP: 1,608
SDP: 978
UP: 31
UDP: 69
WTPN: 21
YES: 20
YPP: 109
Total valid votes: 836,531
Total number of rejected votes: 54,549
Total number of votes cast: 891,080
Five local government areas with eight polling units were affected with either cancellation of voting process or no voting at all.
A total number of 3,273 were cancelled.
RESULTS COLLATION: ANAMBRA STATE
Professor Francis Otunta, the vice chancellor of Federal University of Agriculture, Umudike announces appearance as the collation officer for Anambra state. Total number of registered voters: 2,389,332
Total number of accredited voters: 675,273 from a total of 21 local government areas
AA: 57
AAP: 103
ACPN: 109
ADC: 227
ADP: 427
AGAP: 349
ANRP: 32
APA: 596
APC: 33,298
APGA 30,034
CC: 33
CNP: 24
DPP: 697
FRESH: 54
GDPN: 723
JMPP: 38
LP: 52
MAJA: 23
MMN: 66
MPN: 30
PCP: 4,374
PDP: 524,738
RAP: 21
UP: 47
UPN: 36
YES: 405
Total valid votes: 605,734
Total votes rejected: 19, 301
A total of 114 polling units were affected with either cancellation or no voting occurred. There is a total 69,395 cancelled votes in Anambra state.
RESULTS COLLATION: KADUNA STATE
INEC chairman calls on the collation of officer for Kaduna, The vice chancellor of the Federal University of Birnin-Kebbi. He continues to say that Kaduna has a total of 23 local government areas with a total of 3,861,033 registered voters.
Accredited voters: 1,757,868
A 56
AA: 54
AAC: 243
ACPN: 108
AAN: 261
ANP: 439
ANRP: 118
APA: 1,702
APC: 993,445
APGA: 749
CP: 41
DA: 30
FRESH: 115
GDPN: 1,317
JMPP: 41
LP: 55
MAJA: 81
MMN: 806
PCP: 4,027
PDP: 649,612
PPA: 764
SDP: 1,737
SNC: 1,614
UPN: 279
WTPN: 7
YPP: 169
Total number of valid votes: 1,663,603
Total number of rejected votes: 45,402
Total number of votes cast: 1,709,005
The collation officer further tells the INEC chairman that elections were cancelled in 282 polling units with 189,865 cancelled votes in the State.
RESULTS COLLATION: JIGAWA STATE
Mahmood calls in the officials from Jigawa state and Niger collation officer exits. Prof Abdullahi Abdul-Zuru, the vice chancellor of Usman Dan Foddio University, Sokoto describes himself as the collation officer from the state.
Total number of registered voters: 2,104,889
Total number of accredited 1,171,801
A 69
AA 171
AAC 226
ADP 69
ACPN: 97
ADC: 261
ANDP: 90
ANN: 66
ANRP: 147
APA: 1,420
APC: 794,738
APGA: 140
CC: 43
DA: 88
DPP: 166
FRESH 159
GDPN: 3,231
JMPP: 80
MAJA: 198
MMN: 458
NCP: 96
NIP: 44
PCP: 2,761
PDP 289,895
PT 130
SDP: 5,011
UDP: 47
UPN: 16
WTPN: 18
YPP: 67
YES: 71
Total valid votes: 1,106,244
Total rejected votes: 43,678
Total votes cast: 1,149,922.
The collation officer for Jigawa state said there were cancellation in 10 LGAs which affected 30 polling units with 16,014 cancelled votes.
RESULTS COLLATION: NIGER STATE
Mahmood announces the resumption of the national collation for 2019 presidential election. Calls on collation officer for Niger state.
Announcing her appearance for Niger state is the vice chancellor for the Federal University of Lokoja, Professor Angela Freeman
Total number of registered voters: 2,375,568
Total number of accredited voters: 911,964
And a total of 25 Local government elections areas, which according to the collation officer all successfully had elections in those areas.
Total number of valid votes: 851,937
Total number of rejected votes: 45,039
Total number of votes cast: 896,976
ACD: 777
ACPN: 137
ADC: 588
ADP: 2,582
AGA: 238
ANDP: 145
ANN: 145
ANRP: 169
APA: 1,591
APC: 612,371
CC: 98
DA: 123
FRESH: 172
GDPN: 2,115
JMPP: 65
Lm: 46
LP: 90
MAJA: 98
NNPP: 187
NPC: 422
PCP: 2,855
PDP: 218,052
PT: 96
SDP: 239
UDP: 44
UPN:63
WTPN: 25
YES: 48
YPP: 113
The Niger state collation officer said voting in some polling units was cancelled because here were cases were the card readers could not function due to lack of network and snatching of ballot boxes and pockets of violence.
Total number of polling units affected is 105 units cutting across the 25 local government areas in the state.
With a total of 71,237 cancelled votes in Niger state.
One of the YPP agents raised an objection complaining about issues with card readers. He said in a case where bout 45,000 votes are cancelled, it was not the fault of the electorate. Yakubu says based on the resport before him, he did not hear if the collation officer mentioned a figure of those disenfranchised. He said all the issues raised so far would be looked into.
Yakubu also said the officials from Plateau are safe and would be called after the figures are reconciled.
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