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LIVE UPDATES: #OndoDecides2020

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Results from Local Government by Local Government available now.

Akure North LGA:

APC: 9,546

PDP: 12,263

ZLP: 1,046

There are 12 registration areas. Registered: 63,450. Accredited: 24,375. Valid: 23,528. Rejected: 810. Total cast: 24,338.

No cancellation in any unit.

Owo LGA:

APC: 35,957

PDP: 5,311

ZLP: 408

Registered: 128,448. Accredited: 44,634. Valid: 42,680. Rejected: 980. Total Cast: 43,660.

No cancellation.

Ondo East LGA:

Prof. Taiwo Olusegun served as Collation Officer.

There are 10 wards in the LGA.

APC: 6,485

PDP: 4,049

ZLP: 3,221

Registered: 50,495. Accredited: 14,952. Valid: 14,259. Rejected: 602. Total Cast: 14,861.

The Result of the election in Obada RA Unit 006 was cancelled because accreditation was done manually. Total number of voters there is 660. No people with disabilities there.

Akoko Southwest:

Prof. Isiaka Olalekan served as Collation Officer.

APC:21,232.

PDP 15,055.

ZLP: 2,775.

There are 15 registration areas. Registered: 101,842. Accredited: 41,307. Valid: 40,130. Rejected: 1,052.

Total cast: 41,182. No cancellation.

Akoko Northwest:

Prof. Segun Ogunbade is the Collation Officer.

APC: 15,809.

PDP: 10,320.

ZLP: 3,477.

There are 10 registration areas. Registered: 72,139. Accredited: 30,928. Valid: 30,247. Rejected: 607. Total cast: 30,854.

There were no cancelled polling units and no PWDs.

Ifedore LGA:

APC: 9,350,

PDP: 11,852.

ZLP: 1,863.

Registered voters: 75257. Accredited 24,441. Valid: 23,654. Rejected: 754. Total cast: 24,408. No cancellation. Elections held in all wards.

Ile-Oluji/Oke-Igbo LGA:

Collation Officer Prof. Felix Fabunmi.

APC: 13,278.

PDP: 9,231.

ZLP: 1,971.

Registration areas 10. Registered voters 72,841. Accredited 26,253. Valid: 25,208. Rejected: 1,037. Total Cast: 26,245.

Have a case of cancellation and it happened at unit 8, ward 5 as reported by the PO and RA. Cancelled because of over voting. Number displayed on card reader, 64 was far lower than accredited voters 164. PO was queried and he answered that the card reader malfunctioned. Consultations were made and resolved that votes be cancelled. Number of registered voters at polling unit 8, ward 5 was 210. We have a case with people with disabilities. Had about 50 of them in the LGA both female and male.

Irele LGA:

APC: 12,643.

PDP: 5,493.

ZLP: 5,904.

Registered 66959. Accredited 25819. Valid: 24,842. Rejected: 867. Total Cast: 25,709.

No cancellation and no one presented as physically challenged.

Akoko Northeast LGA:

APC: 16,572

PDP: 8,380

ZLP: 3,532

There are 13 registration areas. Registered: 80,040. Accredited: 30,409. Valid: 29,493. Rejected: 884. Total Cast: 30,377.

No cancellation. For PWD voters there were six visually impaired, five with physical disability. One speech impairment and one albinism totaling 15.

Akure South LGA as announced at St. Peter’s, the LG Collation centre.

So far, eight out of 11 wards have been announced. Three awaited.

  • Ward One (Aponmu) APC 759. PDP 1,200. ZLP 52. Registered Voters: 6,488. Accredited 2,147. Valid: 2,086. Rejected: 60.

  • Ward two (Gbogi/Isikan I) APC: 1,838. PDP: 5,864. ZLP: 296. Registered: 33,575. Accredited: 8,295. Valid: 8,148. Rejected: 146. Total cast: 8,295. Three party agents signed- APC, PDP and ZLP.

  • Ward three (Gbogi/Isikan II) APC 1,575. PDP 4,631. ZLP 214. Registered: 28,789. Accredited: 6,684. Valid 6,539. Rejected 125. Total cast 6,664.

  • Ward five (LISA) APC 1,960. PDP 5,594. ZLP 460. Registered: 37,940. Accredited: 8,304. Valid: 8,138. Rejected: 155. Total cast 8 293.

  • Ward six (Oda) APC 785. PDP 2,141. ZLP 87. Registered: 10,908. Accredited: 3,150. Valid 3,085. Rejected 65. Total cast 3,150.

  • Ward seven (Odopetu) APC 1,217. PDP 3,314. ZLP 99. Registered: 20,238. Accredited: 4,850. Valid 4,722. Rejected: 128. Total cast: 4,850.

  • Ward eight (Oke-Aro/Uro I) APC 1,896. PDP 5,304. ZLP 248. Registered: 31,098. Accredited: 7,766. Valid: 7,570. Rejected: 166. Total cast: 7,736.

  • Ward nine (Oke-Aeo/Uro II) APC:1,798. PDP: 5,046. ZLP:163 Registered: 31,076 Accredited: 7,333. Valid: 7,140. Rejected: 157. Total cast: 7,297. Two party agents signed documents – APC and PDP.

  • Ward 10 (Oshodi/Isolo) APC: 2,333 PDP: 5,864. ZLP: 212. Registered: 34172. Accredited: 8,727. Valid: 8,568. Rejected: 159. Total Cast: 8,727. Four party agents signed result

  • Ward 11 (Owode/Imuagun) APC: 1,758. PDP: 5,084. ZLP:204. Registered: 164,661. Accredited: 40,258. Valid: 7,193. Rejected: 151. Total cast: 7 344.

AKOKO NORTH EAST FINAL RESULT AS ANNOUNCED BY PROFESSOR A.O ADESOJI, LGA COLLATION OFFICER

APC – 16,572
PDP – 8,380
ZLP – 3,532

 

 

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Breaking : GOV. UMO ENO OFFICIALLY MOVES TO APC

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our government has always been an inclusive government, that will never change – Eno

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2027 Election : AIRLIN Expands To Jigawa, Targets 7m Voters In The Next Election, Says Lami Tanko

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As part of its mission to rekindle hope in Nigeria’s democratic process and combat voter apathy, the Advocacy for Integrity and Rule of Law Initiative in Nigeria (AIRLIN) has inaugurated its 16th office in Jigawa State, continuing its expansion across the 19 northern states of Nigeria.

The national chairman of AIRLIN, Mallam Muhammed Gamawa, who presided over the inauguration ceremony on May 24, 2025, also unveiled the local government, zonal, and state coordinators for Jigawa.

“With this new office, AIRLIN is aiming to mobilize and educate 7 million voters across northern Nigeria ahead of the next general elections,” he said.

AIRLIN, a non-governmental organization committed to promoting transparency, accountability, and civic responsibility, is directing its efforts toward communities where voter disengagement is prevalent.

“The goal is to empower citizens especially at the grassroots level with civic education and renewed confidence in democratic governance,” Mallam Gamawa added.

Speaking during an interview, the newly appointed Jigawa State Coordinator, Mallam Musa Muhammad Hadeija, said the inauguration is both empowering and enlightening.

“This inauguration means a lot,” he said. “It has empowered me to establish a strong outreach in the communities sensitizing them, mobilizing them, and effectively putting in place the key objectives of the Advocacy for Integrity and Rule of Law Initiative.”

He also emphasized the importance of collaboration and local assessment. “I’m now able to meet with my local government coordinators, and we’ve clearly seen the nitty-gritty of what needs to be done. The interaction during the Q&A session was very beneficial—I’ve learned a lot, and that will give me a better chance to serve.”

When asked how ordinary Nigerians can help uphold the rule of law, particularly those in remote communities, Mallam Hadeija said:

“That is possible through empowerment, skills development, civic education, and consistent sensitization. People need to understand their roles as citizens, and we must build strong partnerships with stakeholders at local, state, and national levels. That’s how we’ll create a solid foundation for real impact.”

Addressing the public’s disillusionment with democracy, especially when elected leaders fail to deliver, he called on citizens to remain committed and united.

“Citizens need to understand that their individual involvement in AIRLIN’s assignment is key. Changing the narrative is possible. We can make AIRLIN a game changer if we are all dedicated, united, and fully aware of the task ahead executing it with purpose and at the right time.”

With Jigawa joining the growing list of AIRLIN offices, the organization is strengthening its national presence and doubling down on its mission to foster democratic integrity and active citizen participation.

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Defect or resign, Gov Eno, Tells Appointees And openly confirmed his decision to leave the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the APC

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Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, has directed all commissioners and political appointees in his cabinet to either defect with him to the All Progressives Congress (APC) or resign from their positions.

The directive was reportedly issued during an ongoing State Executive Council (EXCO) meeting on Thursday, where the Governor openly confirmed his decision to leave the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for the APC.

Sources present at the meeting disclosed that Governor Eno made it clear that his defection should come as no surprise to any of his appointees, stating:

“Anybody who claims he is not aware of my intention to leave the PDP is still living in the 18th century.”

He explained that his decision to align with the APC was driven by his admiration for the leadership style of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, adding that he wants to work more closely with the federal government.

The Governor issued a stern warning to his appointees, saying he has “nothing to negotiate” with anyone unwilling to follow his political direction.

“Apart from elected officials like House of Assembly members and Local Government Chairmen, I have nothing to negotiate with you,” Eno declared.

“Let me tell you, anybody who believes that when I leave the PDP he will use the party structure to fight me is lying, because I will still control the PDP structure.”

As of the time of filing this report, the State Executive Council meeting was still in session, with further developments expected in the coming hours.

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