The elections went into second day yesterday after technical glitches occasioned by the Smart Card Readers (SCRs) deployed in the polling unitsby the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Few of the machines introduced to do biometric verification of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to guide against multiple voting failed to read the cards, a situation that forced a slight adjustment in the voting period.
These technical problems and the delayed arrival of election materials and officials forced INEC to extend voting till yesterday.
The extension was only in the units where the devices malfunctioned and in areas where polling materials arrived late.
Returning Officers and party agents were busy last night collating the results for the presidential, senatorial and House of Representatives elections.
Below are the results of the elections as announced by INEC officials yesterday.
PRESIDENTIAL
OGUN
APC- 308,290
PDP- 207,950
LAGOS
House of Representatives
•Lagos Island Federal Constituency I
Enitan Badru (APC), 15,389
Lukman Oladipo (PDP), 5, 732
•Lagos Island Constituency II
Yakubu Balogun (APC), 16, 437
Rahman Salawe (PDP), 7, 305
EKITI
•Ekiti North Senatorial District
Duro Faseyi (PDP), 50, 023
Olubunmi Adetunmbi (APC), 35, 376
•Ekiti Central Senatorial District
Mrs. Fatimat Raji-Rasaki (PDP), 54,459
Gbenga Olofin (APC), 41, 607
•Ekiti South Senatorial District
Mrs. Biodun Olujimi (PDP), 62, 344
Anthony Adeniyi (APC), 37,932
House of Representatives
•Ikole/Oye Federal Constituency
Kehinde Agboola (PDP), 24, 129
Abimbola Daramola (APC), 17, 768
•Ido-Osi, Moba/Ilejemeje Federal Constituency
Aina Thadeus (PDP), 23, 585
Robinson Ajiboye (APC), 15, 834
•Ado-Ekiti/Irepodun-Ifelodun Federal Constituency
Ayodele Oladimeji (PDP), 35, 494
Eniola Ajayi (APC), 19, 412
•Ijero/Ekiti West/Efon Federal Constituency
Oni Olamide (PDP), 27, 658
Ojo Oladimeji (APC), 20, 083
•Emure/Gbonyin/Ekiti East Federal Constituency
Awodumila Julius (PDP), 25, 648
Faparusi Oyedele (APC), 17,473
•Ekiti Southwest/Ikere/Ise-Orun Federal Constituency
Segun Adekola (PDP), 33,288.
•Dr Ife Arowosoge (APC), 19, 432
Niger State
Niger East Senatorial District
David Umaru (APC), 149,443
Governor Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu (PDP), 46,459
Kara State
House of Representatives
•Ekiti/Isin/Irepodun/Oke-Ero Federal Constituency
Funke Adedoyin (APC), 26,758
Richard Babatunde (PDP), 23,123
•Baruten/Kaima Federal Constituency
Zakari Mohammed (APC), 32,502
Edo State
•Edo Central Senatorial District
Francis Inegbeneki (APC), 46,820
Clifford Ordia (PDP), 84,782
House of Representatives
•Akoko-Edo Federal Constituency
Peter Akpatason (APC), 18,887
Balogun Bankole, (PDP), 16,348
•Ikpoba-Okha/Egor Federal Constituency
Paul Ohonbamu (APC), 38,815
Ehiozuwa Johnson Agbonnayima (PDP), 38,883
•Esan North East/Esan South East Federal Constituency
Irabor Onikolase (APC), 14,348
Sergius Ogun (PDP), 33,891
Ondo State
Senator Ajayi Boroffice (APC), 102,843
Dr. Bode Olajumoke (PDP), 76751
Akwa Ibom
Akwa Ibom Northwest Senatorial District
Governor Godswill Akpabio (PDP), 422,009
Chief Inibehe Okorie (APC), 15, 152.
Osun State
Senatorial Districts
•Osun East
Prof. Sola Adeyeye (APC), 137,379
Mr. Oludaisi Aina (PDP), 82,529.
House of Representatives
•Oriade/Obokun federal constituency
Oluwole Oke (PDP), 22, 102
Nathaniel Agunbiade (APC), 20,059
•Ilesa East/West/Atakumosa East/West Federal Constituency
Ajibola Famurewa (APC), 38,133
Ayo Olowoofeyeku (PDP), 21,463.
•Ife Federal Constituency
Albert Abiodun Adeogun (PDP), 51,341
Makinde Rotimi (APC), 41, 062
•Osogbo/Olorunda/Orolu/IrepodunFederal Constituency
Lasun Yusuf (APC), 73,678
Bashiru Arogundade (PDP), 33,783.
Abia State
Abia Central Senatorial District
Governor Theodore Orji (PDP), 65,653
Ahamdi Nweke (APGA), 47,070
Enugu State
Enugu West Senatorial District
Senator Ike Ekweremadu (PDP), 120,074
OGUN STATE
•Ogun Central Senatorial District
Prince Lanre Tejuosho (APC)
Mrs. Bisola Sodipo-Clark (PDP)
• Ogun East Senatorial District
Kashamu Buruji (PDP), 99,540
Dapo Abiodun (APC), 84,001
•Ogun West
Gbolahan Dada (APC)
Waliu Taiwo (PDP)
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