#NigeriaDecides2019result : See Gombe State INEC Result

President Buhari has been declared the Winner of Gombe State Presidential Election by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

President Buhari presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), polled the total number of 402,961 votes while his main opponent, Atiku Abubakar of the People’s Democratic Party got 138,484 votes.

See Gombe State Result below;

APC: 402,961

PDP: 138,484

Total No: Reg Voters: 1,385,191

Total No: of Accredited: 604,240

Total Votes Cast: 580, 649

Total Valid Votes: 554, 203

Rejected Votes: 26,446

#NigeriaDecides: See Kogi State Election Results

Here is the result of the presidential, Senatorial and House of Rep from Kogi State.

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#NigeriaDecide2019: PDP Won In My Polling Unit – Falz Reveals

Popular rapper Falz The bahd Guy has just stated the result of the election at his polling unit in Ikoyi.

According to what the ‘talk’ crooner tweeted, PDP won.

See what he shared via twitter ;

"We sat here to monitor the counting of the results at my polling booth. IKOYI 1 (unit 026)"

Results – PRESIDENTIAL

PDP 62
APC 44
AGAP 1
SDP 2
YPP 5
ANRP 2
PCP 2
ANN 3
FRESH 1
ACD 1

(Video): "I am confident I will win” – Fela Durotoye says

Presidential candidate of the Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN), Fela Durotoye has said he is very confident that he will defeat President Buhari, Atiku Abubakar and every other presidential candidate to be the winner in the February 23rd election.

He said this just as he broke into a dance after casting his vote at polling unit 033 in Victoria Garden City (VGC), Lagos.


Here is a video of him casting his vote...

#NigeriaElectionResults: Atiku, Buhari in close marking as some results are being announced

Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar has defeated President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, APC, at the polling unit of governorship candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (A), , Babajide Sanwo-Olu, in Lagos state.

In Enugu, Atiku also flawed Buhari in some polling units in Enugu North Senatorial District.

At Femi Okunnu polling unit in Ikoyi, a polling unit in Lagos where the APC governorship candidate, Sanwo-Olu and his wife had earlier on cast their votes, Atiku polled 52 votes while Buhari polled 48 votes.

In Enugu, particularly from PU 016, Ogui New Layout LGA, Obiagu Road Primary School 015, Enugu North Senatorial District, Atiku polled 64 votes while Buhari polled 3 votes.

Also in the polling units in Enugu, for Senatorial position, while PDP polled 56 votes, APC polled 8 votes.

In ward G, Olowora, Koshofe Lga, Ketu, Lagos state, while APC poll 78 votes, PDP polled 59 votes.

In Abia senatorial polls, for Abia north, while PDP polled 15 votes, APC polled- 154 votes.

#NigeriaDecides: Voters waiting at Atiku’s polling unit to monitor the counting of votes

Voting has ended in several polling units in Yola town of Adamawa, just as voters from other polling units storm the polling unit of Presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, to monitor the counting of votes.

The voters were curious and want to know the result of the election at Ajiya polling unit 02 of Gwadabawa Ward in Yola North Local Government Area, where Abubakar cast his vote.

Some voters have actually gone home after voting, but returned to the polling unit to witness the counting at the unit.

Two of the voters who spoke to NAN, Buba Musa, a PDP supporter, and Grace Ishaku, an APC supporter, who voted in different units, said that like other eager citizens, they came to Ajiya unit to see who would secure the majority votes among the two popular presidential candidates.

“I have interest in this unit and will like to see how Waziri of Adamawa (Atiku) performed,” Musa said. (NAN)

APC is surely coming back to Power — Yemi Osinbajo

Yemi Osinbajo recently casted his vote with his wife, Dolapo, and also said he is very confident that APC would be returned to power.

His words, 

“We are very confident of returning to office, we have gone round the nation and spoken to everyone.

“We are doing a lot on the path of youth and development, I believe we deserve a second term in office”.

Votes for the 2019 Presidential elections are still ongoing.

#NigeriaDecides2019: 10 youths arrested in Abia for ballot snatching

10  youths have been reportedly arrested from several locations in Bende local government area of Abia State for trying to steal the ballot box.

According to Dailytrust, suspects were arrested following a tip-off from youths in the area who alleged that they were unknown and armed. They were given to army personnel on duty close to the local government headquarters.

The Senior army officer in charge of the team said investigation is going on regarding the story to make sure it's true.

Breaking: President Buhari wins Kofar Baru polling unit with 244 votes for APC, and 2 votes for PDP

The All Progressive Congress, APC, candidate, President Muhammadu Buhari has won his polling unit, Kofar Baru polling unit 003, Sarkin Yara ward, with 244 votes.

Buhari trampled on his opponent Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar who polled 2 votes.

The Presiding Officer, Ali Abdullahi, announced the results at the ward.

Abdullahi also said 11 votes out of the total vote cast were rejected.

President Buhari had earlier in the morning cast his vote at the polling unit alongside his wife, Hajiya Aisha Buhari.

244 votes for APC
2 votes for PDP
11 votes Rejected votes

#NigeriaDecides2019: PDP wins at Sanwo-Olu’s polling unit

Atiku's Peoples Democractic Party (PDP) defeated the ruling party, All Progressives Congress (APC) at the Femi Okunnu polling unit, Lateef Jakande, Ikoyi where the APC governorship competitor in Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, casted a ballot in the presidential survey, Punchng.com reports.

The PDP candidate,  Atiku Abubakar, had 52 votes to surpass President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress, who got 48 cast.

#NigeriaDecides: BREAKING; Gbenga Daniel wins polling unit

The Director General of the Atiku Presidential Campaign Organization, South, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, has won his polling unit.

While the Peoples Democratic Party got a total of 137 votes, the All Progressives Congress came next with 88 cast in the ballot.

Atiku just cast his vote

The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Abubakar Atiku just cast his vote at his polling unit of Ajiya in Yola North Local Government Area of Adamawa.

He has just updated on his Twitter profile on his successful accreditation and now being able to cast his vote. He wrote:

I just cast my vote at Ajiya Ward in Yola, Adamawa State. Go out and cast your vote too if you have not done so yet. -AA

I just cast my vote at Ajiya Ward in Yola, Adamawa State. Go out and cast your vote too if you have not done so yet. -AA #NigeriaDecides2019 pic.twitter.com/TXE9oi6XU3

— Atiku Abubakar (@atiku) February 23, 2019

Voting Card readers has stop functioning in some polling centers in Abuja

Another report affirms that a couple of card readers have broken down in a few polling units in several spots in the Federal Capital Territory in the Presidential and National Assembly Elections.

As per referenced, Wuse Zone 3 Government Secondary School and PU 001, Tudun Wada Government Secondary School in Abuja are the centres where the card readers broke down before being amended.

At PU 009, Mr Stephen Iyodo, a voter from Dede, Zuba, told NAN that;

“I got here and was told to stand aside while they sort it out. Whatever it takes, we have to be patient.”

Verification started at 8:09 a.m. at PU 009 while it was already ongoing at PU 001, according to NAN.

PHOTO: Femi Otedola and his daughter DJ Cuppy at their polling unit to cast their votes

DJ Cuppy shared this photo of herself and her billionaire father, Femi Otedola where they will be casting their votes today at their polling unit.

#2019election: 'No one person can fix this country' - Seun Kuti

As tweeted by him this morning at about 7:56am

Peter Obi votes with his wife, says the process still clumsy

The vice-presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Peter Obi has been pictured voting in his hometown in Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra state.

After performing his voting process he said;

“I’m trying to do the right thing. I’m not tense. The system is still clumsy for a lot of people. Look at the time it takes for us to be able to go through the process.”

” I have faith in the process but that doesn’t mean it is perfect.”

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2019 Election: Female NYSC Corper robbed at gun-point after INEC postponed the election last night

A female corper, Falabi Nifemi, has taken to her twitter page to narrate how they were robbed at River state by armed men in the early hours of today shortly after INEC postpone the General election.

According to her;

 'we just got robbed at Orogbum primary school Agudama, Port Harcourt. After the election was postponed and we couldn't go home from the RACentre so we were all resting then we saw guys with guns, stick flooding the venue'.

PDP rejects postponement of election, and request INEC Chairman to Resign

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has rejected the move in the dates of the general decisions by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), portraying it as a 'demonstration of wickedness'.

Chairman of the party, Uche Secondus, in an announcement discharged by his media helper, Ike Abonyi, portrayed the delay as a major aspect of an "excellent plan by the All Progressives Congress (APC) to impede the desire of Nigerians at all expense".

Secondus said the delay demonstrates the unreadiness of INEC to its constitutional obligations and approached the Chairman of the commission, Prof Mahmood Yakubu to resign immediately.

“The PDP leader warns that the party will not accept anything short of a well organised electoral process devoid of manipulation, harassment and intimidation of voters and the opposition particularly members of the PDP. Having failed in all their nefarious options to enable them cling on to power, the APC and the INEC came up with the idea of shifting election, an action that is dangerous to our democracy and unacceptable” he said

The party chiarman blamed the Buhari-drove government for arm-twisting INEC to move to their new technique after the 'prior plans to fix this decision fizzled.'

“With several of their rigging options failing, they have to force INEC to agree to a shift in the election or a staggered election with flimsy excuses pre-manufactured for the purpose. For the avoidance of doubt the PDP sees this action as wicked and we are also aware of other dubious designs like the deployment of hooded security operatives who would be ruthless on the people ostensibly to scare them away.” he said

He additionally depicted the activity as 'tremendous expense' to Nigerians including the individuals who got back home from abroad and had prepared to their different voting demographics.

Election postponement is a repeat of June 12' - Reno Omokri

Reno Omokri states that INEC postponement of the elections is a clear repeat of June 12th 1993 incident when former Military leader, Ibrahim Babangida, cancelled the election.