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Posted by: Miss Ifeoluwa« on: September 29, 2016, 02:12:24 PM »The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the results of nine of the 18 local governments in the Edo State governorship election. The results show that the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has taken an early lead in the election. Obaseki is said to have won in 5 local governments while his main challenger, Osagie Ize-Iyamu of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won in 4 local governments. The APC so far has 142,424 votes while the PDP has 136,808 votes and a difference of 5,616 votes. Results for nine more local governments have yet to be collated. As the collation went on, PDP supporters protested outside the INEC office, demanding that INEC should stop collation of results from the LGAs in the North Central Senatorial district. The protesters alleged that the results currently being released by INEC “were manipulated over the night”, saying that they want their mandate. See collated results below: #1. Owan West APC: 12,862 PDP: 10,132 #2. Egor APC: 26,177 PDP: 19,514 #3. Esan North East APC: 9,130 PDP: 16,220 #4. Igueben APC: 7,802 PDP: 7,560 #5. Uhunmwode APC: 10,911 PDP: 8,667 #6 Esan South East APC: 9,554 PDP: 11,466 #7. Oredo APC: 37,612 PDP: 30,492 #8. Orhionmwon APC: 15,262 PDP: 16,446 #9. Esan West APC 13,114 PDP 16,311
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