TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE AMALGAMATION OF IMO PROFESSIONAL BODIES AND ASSOCIATIONS ON THURSDAY, 20th SEPTEMBER 2018 AT THE NBA BAR CENTER, STATE HIGH COURT PREMISES, OWERRI.
Gentlemen of the Press,
We welcome you all to this all important briefing today.
We have called this press conference to intimate the general public about the take off of the much awaited mass movement in Imo State, and to douse the tension created in certain quarters when the Amalgamation of Imo Professional Bodies and Associations was announced in Owerri after a meeting attended by Media Executives, Legal Practitioners, Independent Newspaper Publishers Association (INPA), representatives of the Academics, Nigeria Psychological Association (NPA), Market Union Leaders, the Clergy, National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), National Association of Imo State Students (NAISS), National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Catholic Youth Organization of Nigeria (CYON), Association of Imo State Indigenous Town Unions, as well as the apex sociocultural organizations of the three senatorial zones in the State, namely: Olu Owerri,Orlu Zurumee and Olu Okigwe, among others.
We hereby announce that we represent the Imo masses and hold the mandate of our organizations, members and teeming followers to notify Nigerians of the collective resolve of Imolites to go all out for the enthronement of good governance in our dear State through the election of a credible Governor in 2019, irrespective of political party affiliation.
In carrying out the onerous task of scrutinizing the records and antecedents of our would-be Governor, we have had to set up a committee on TEMPLATE and STRATEGY, headed by a former Imo NUJ Chairman, Chief Fidel Onyeneke which sat several times to produce a template that will be the mirror with which we shall view our incoming leaders. ️We further announce that any political party, big or small which shall field any candidate that will meet a higher percentage of the template requirements shall get the massive support of the members of our above listed bodies and associations.
The necessity for this is rooted in the urgency to get Imo out of the doldrums and launch it among the league of prosperous states in Nigeria. We believe that the sorry state of our education, economy, healthcare and infrastructure is a fit justification for us as a people to reflect aloud on the character of leadership required for a renascent Imo State. We believe also that good governance can be realized only when people imbued with the right attributes are elected to govern.
Having gone through the report of the Committee and brainstormed on the document after wide consultations, we hereby release the following template which specifies the quality of ️the Governor Imo people are looking forward to having come 2019, this will also serve as a guide to ️political parties and critical stakeholders in their choice of candidates during the forthcoming political party primaries.
Points will be allocated to the template and there will be a systematic collection of data from the research to be conducted on these candidates, these will be further analyzed, to give a percentage rating.
1. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS (10%):
The next Imo Governor should be a GRADUATE with VERIFIABLE first degree certificate or its equivalent, such as Higher National Diploma (HND).
2. TECHNOCRACY/EXPERIENCE (15%) :
He/She must be one known for effectiveness and efficiency in the management of human and material resources acquired through civil or public service or the private sector. Someone who is People and Purpose driven and can be held accountable for consistent and cohesive policies.
3. INTEGRITY, MORALITY AND CHARACTER (30%) :
He/She MUST be a person known to be of very high integrity, good moral standing and impeccable character, with fear of God and track record of peaceful disposition. Must be a person known to be law abiding and upright.️ One who gives evidence of personal humility, who possesses the ability to reason and persuade, who shows promise to govern with wisdom and strength even in the face of opposition
4. ROTATION AND SPREAD (10%) :
In selecting the next Governor of Imo State, the principles of justice, fairness and equity will be taken into consideration by all political parties and stakeholders.
5. FINANCIAL STANDING (10%) :
The next Imo Governor must have genuine and verifiable means of livelihood and must not have been adjudged BANKRUPT by a competent Court or Tribunal within or outside Nigeria.
6. KNOWLEDGE OF IMO STATE/ DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT (10%) : The next Imo Governor should be a person who possesses clear understanding of the culture, landscape and adequate knowledge of Imo people and their challenges. He/She must have articulated a comprehensive roadmap for the social and political regeneration and economic resurgence of the state.
7. PROCESS OF EMERGENCE (5%)
The process the candidate emerged from will be X-rayed to ascertain if internal democracy was strictly adhered to.
8. QUALITY OF PARTY MANIFESTO (10%)
There has to be a clear cut road map capturing concise, workable and realistic goals that will be totally people centered, showing clearly a value driven leadership, passionate at developing the state while growing it's economy.
As the various aspirants continue to jostle for nomination by their political parties, we urge their leaders and delegates to be guided by the above, bearing in mind that the IMO AMALGAMATION and indeed, people of Imo State shall scrutinize the records and pedigree of their candidates before the ️polls.
We further invite other professional bodies and associations in Imo State, all Imo indigenes at home and in the diaspora and stakeholders desirous of a better Imo and enthronement of good governance to come and identify with this people's AMALGAMATION and render any support possible.
We shall officially forward this template to all political Parties and begin aggressive engagement of religious, sociocultural and political Leaders and Organisation after this press conference, to sensitise and mobilize our people for the task ahead.
Thank you all.
Signed:
Chief Emeka Diwe,
President General,
Orlu zurumee,
(Imo Amalgamation Coordinator).
Chief Fidel Onyedeke
Former Imo NUJ Chairman,
(Chairman, Template Committee).
Chief Martin Opara,
President Olu Owerri.
(Imo Amalgamation Director, Public Communication).
Barr Damian Nosike,
Chairman, Nigerian Bar Association (NBA),
(Imo Amalgamation Secretary)
Chief Henry Ekpe,
Media Executive/ Chairman of Imo Independent Newspaper Publishers.
Dr. Harold Onumo,
Medical Practitioner,
for Olu Okigwe Sociocultural Union.
Engr. Dr (Mrs) Uche Moneke, (for the Academics)
Mr Vitalis Iheakara,
For Traders Union.
Comr. Okereke Godson Bishop,
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).
Isidore Chukwuemeka,
National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN)
Chief Monday Ikoku,
for Association of Imo Town Unions.
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Monday, September 24, 2018
Osun: Omisore accepts defeat
The candidate for Social Democratic Party, SDP, in the just concluded 2018 governorship election in Osun State, Senator Iyiola Omisore has accepted defeat and vowed not to relent in championing campaign for democracy and good governance.
The election result which was announced today by the state Chief Returning Officer, Professor Adeola Joseph Fuwape, Vice-Chancellor, Federal University of Technology, FUTA, Akure and declared inconclusive has Senator Ademola Adeleke of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP pulling the highest votes but not enough to declare him the winner.
Omisore, in a thank you message to his supporters and people of Osun, in general, said, “I am confident that while we might appear to have lost an election, we have won the greater victory; the clarion call by all our people for good governance and accountability”.
Read his statement here: ”On the 22nd of May 2018, I took the bold decision to seek for election to the Office of Governor of Osun State under the platform of Social Democratic Party (SDP). The past four months have been very exciting. I am delighted that our message of good governance and dignity has reached every corner of the state.
“Over the past four months, I have worked with committed people who have given time and resources to our shared agenda for restoration. I am confident that while we might appear to have lost an election, we have won the greater victory; the clarion call by all our people for good governance and accountability. We have positively impacted on electoral campaigns and elections in Osun state promoting inclusion, people-centredness and shied completely away from vote buying, voter intimidation and thuggery. The SDP campaign was factual, informed and inclusive.
“Our manifesto presented to the people an Agenda for Restoration of Good Governance and Human Dignity. Its five pillars spoke to our needs across all sectors, promoted access that would leave no one behind and reversal of reckless financial management of the current APC government in Osun state towards shared prosperity and economic growth. The reaction was swift, albeit as a ploy to win votes. Our campaign prompted payment of salaries, a commitment to push back on common uniforms and questionable mega schools. We have called attention to patronage-driven public sector management and indeed engaged citizens in such a way that the demand for public accountability will continue to drive governance going forward, irrespective of which party leads the state.
“I must thank everyone who supported the Restoration Agenda for their commitment and work. This is the core of the democracy we seek. We have won the electoral battle in a way hitherto unheard of in the state, and I daresay in contemporary democratic elections in Nigeria. You have all done well and I thank you.
”We shall continue in our demand for good governance, accountability and human dignity. My commitment to this remains total without any prejudice to the next steps we collectively workout. Our people’s votes have again been manipulated through vote buying and exploitation of the hunger in our land. Only good governance and committed leadership can drive out this hunger. The quest for this continues. I enjoin you to sustained action noting as Mary Matthews states in the 1948 movie ‘State of the Union’ “Politicians have stayed professionals only because the voters have remained amateurs.” We shall continue to invest on democratic education and political awareness of our people, so vote buying is totally eliminated in the most peaceful and democratic ways. The SDP shall not leave the Osun state to corrupt wheeler dealers but shall continue to commit to social justice and equity until we can be assured that our electoral processes are sanitized and give us the state of our dreams. I thank you all”.
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Sunday, September 23, 2018
Ras Kimono's wife joins him few months after his death.
Few weeks after burying her husband, wife of late reggae icon Ras Kimono, Efe, has died.
Efe who reportedly died in early hours of Sunday was said to have attended a family function on Saturday.
Efe who reportedly died in early hours of Sunday was said to have attended a family function on Saturday.
She was said to be okay at the function but was later complaining of feeling unwell and was rushed to the hospital.
She gave up at about 3 am on Sunday on the way to get medical attention.
Before her death, she was actively involved in the burial ceremony of her husband and other activities involved in bidding the icon farewell.
Her death comes three months after the demise of her husband who died in June.
INEC declares Osun gubernatorial election inconclusive.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared Saturday’s Osun State governorship election “inconclusive”.
Announcing the results on Sunday afternoon, Joseph Afuwape, INEC’s Returning Officer, said Ademola Adeleke, candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), polled254,699, while his closest challenger, Isiaka Oyetola of the All Progressives Congress (APC), had 254,345 votes.
Iyiola Omisore of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) polled 128,049 votes to place a distant third.
However, Afuwape said that since the difference between the two leading parties was just 353 votes but the number of cancelled votes was 3,5498, no winner had emerged.
“Unfortunately, as the Returning Officer, it is not possible to declare any party as winner,” he said.
He implored party agents to wait for a few minutes to get the date for a rerun between the two leading candidates.
Osun decides: Results from 30 LGA's
1.Boluwaduro: APC LG:3843, PDP:3779, SDP:1766, ADP:858
2.Atakumosa West LG : APC: 5019, PDP: 5401, SDP: 1570, ADP: 718
3.Ifedayo LG: APC: 3182, PDP: 3374, SDP: 1377, ADP: 176.
4.Ede South: APC: 4512, PDP: 16693, SDP: 855, ADP:
5.Orolu LG: APC: 5442, PDP:7776 , SDP: 2043 ADP: 388, ADC:79.
6.Obokun LG: APC: 7229, PDP: 10859, SDP: 1907, ADC: 106, ADP: 663
7.Ilesha East LG: APC:9790 , PDP:8244 SDP:3620 , ADC: 188, ADP: 1275(APC)
8.Boripe LG: APC: 11655, PDP:6892, SDP: 2730,ADP:1137, ADC: 137(APC)
9.Ilesha West APC: 7251, PDP: 8286, SDP: 2408, ADC: 127, ADP: 2363(PDP)
10.Oriade LG APC: 9778, PDP: 10109, SDP: 2265 , ADC: 109, ADP: 1224
11.Irepodun LG APC: 6517, PDP: 8058, SDP: 4856, ADC: 158, ADP: 2564(PDP)
12.Ila LG APC: 8403, PDP: 8241, SDP:3134, ADC: 96, ADP: 183(APC)
13.Isokan LG APC: 7297, PDP: 9048, SDP: 3460, ADC: 56, ADP:682(PDP)
14.Odo-Otin LG APC: 9996, PDP:9879, SDP: 2941, ADC: 1034, ADP: 1112(APC)
15.Ayedaade LG: APC 10861, PDP: 9836, SDP: 2967, ADC: 145, ADP: 1645(APC)
16.Atakumosa East LG APC: 7073, PDP: 5218, SDP: 2140, ADC: 06 , ADP: 629(APC)
17. Ede North LG APC: 7025, PDP:18745, SDP: 1382 ADC: 89, ADP: 758(PDP)
18. Ifelodun LG APC: 9882, PDP:12269 , SDP: 1970, ADC: 236, ADP: 2844, (PDP)
19. Ayedire LG APC: 5474 , PDP: 5133, SDP2396:, ADC:144 , ADP:1642, (APC)
20. Ife North APC: 6527, PDP:5486, SDP:5158, ADC:94, ADP: 745, (APC)
21. Ejigbo LG APC: 14779, PDP: 4803, SDP4803:, (APC)
22. Egbedore Local Government APC: 7354, PDP:7231 , SDP: 3367
23. Ife Central Local Government: APC:6957 , PDP:3200 , SDP:20494 ADC:194, ADP:1053
24.Irewole LG: APC: 10049, PDP: 13848, SDP: 1142, ADP: 1915(PDP)
25.Olorunda LG APC: 16254, PDP: 9850, SDP:7061, ADC:335, ADP:1407, (APC)
26 Ola-Oluwa LG APC:5025 PDP: 4026 SDP:2104 ADP:2194 ADC: 1408(APC)
27. Ife South LG APC: 7223, PDP:4872, SDP: 6151, ADC:136 , ADP:561. (APC)
28. Ife East APC:8925, PDP: 6608, ADC: 237, ADP: 509, SDP: 17643
29.Iwo Local Government APC:7644 , PDP: 6122, ADP: 16, 425, ADC: 1164, SDP: 4153
30.Osogbo LG APC: 23379, PDP: 14499, SDP: 10188, ADC:413, ADP: 2478
2.Atakumosa West LG : APC: 5019, PDP: 5401, SDP: 1570, ADP: 718
3.Ifedayo LG: APC: 3182, PDP: 3374, SDP: 1377, ADP: 176.
4.Ede South: APC: 4512, PDP: 16693, SDP: 855, ADP:
5.Orolu LG: APC: 5442, PDP:7776 , SDP: 2043 ADP: 388, ADC:79.
6.Obokun LG: APC: 7229, PDP: 10859, SDP: 1907, ADC: 106, ADP: 663
7.Ilesha East LG: APC:9790 , PDP:8244 SDP:3620 , ADC: 188, ADP: 1275(APC)
8.Boripe LG: APC: 11655, PDP:6892, SDP: 2730,ADP:1137, ADC: 137(APC)
9.Ilesha West APC: 7251, PDP: 8286, SDP: 2408, ADC: 127, ADP: 2363(PDP)
10.Oriade LG APC: 9778, PDP: 10109, SDP: 2265 , ADC: 109, ADP: 1224
11.Irepodun LG APC: 6517, PDP: 8058, SDP: 4856, ADC: 158, ADP: 2564(PDP)
12.Ila LG APC: 8403, PDP: 8241, SDP:3134, ADC: 96, ADP: 183(APC)
13.Isokan LG APC: 7297, PDP: 9048, SDP: 3460, ADC: 56, ADP:682(PDP)
14.Odo-Otin LG APC: 9996, PDP:9879, SDP: 2941, ADC: 1034, ADP: 1112(APC)
15.Ayedaade LG: APC 10861, PDP: 9836, SDP: 2967, ADC: 145, ADP: 1645(APC)
16.Atakumosa East LG APC: 7073, PDP: 5218, SDP: 2140, ADC: 06 , ADP: 629(APC)
17. Ede North LG APC: 7025, PDP:18745, SDP: 1382 ADC: 89, ADP: 758(PDP)
18. Ifelodun LG APC: 9882, PDP:12269 , SDP: 1970, ADC: 236, ADP: 2844, (PDP)
19. Ayedire LG APC: 5474 , PDP: 5133, SDP2396:, ADC:144 , ADP:1642, (APC)
20. Ife North APC: 6527, PDP:5486, SDP:5158, ADC:94, ADP: 745, (APC)
21. Ejigbo LG APC: 14779, PDP: 4803, SDP4803:, (APC)
22. Egbedore Local Government APC: 7354, PDP:7231 , SDP: 3367
23. Ife Central Local Government: APC:6957 , PDP:3200 , SDP:20494 ADC:194, ADP:1053
24.Irewole LG: APC: 10049, PDP: 13848, SDP: 1142, ADP: 1915(PDP)
25.Olorunda LG APC: 16254, PDP: 9850, SDP:7061, ADC:335, ADP:1407, (APC)
26 Ola-Oluwa LG APC:5025 PDP: 4026 SDP:2104 ADP:2194 ADC: 1408(APC)
27. Ife South LG APC: 7223, PDP:4872, SDP: 6151, ADC:136 , ADP:561. (APC)
28. Ife East APC:8925, PDP: 6608, ADC: 237, ADP: 509, SDP: 17643
29.Iwo Local Government APC:7644 , PDP: 6122, ADP: 16, 425, ADC: 1164, SDP: 4153
30.Osogbo LG APC: 23379, PDP: 14499, SDP: 10188, ADC:413, ADP: 2478
Anthony Joshua Knocks Povetkin Out To Retain World Heavyweight Titles
Anthony Joshua retained his world heavyweight titles by inflicting the first stoppage defeat of Alexander Povetkin’s professional career with a ruthless seventh-round finish at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
A previously close contest turned in Joshua’s favour decisively when he sent the Russian crashing to the canvas with a straight right hand and left hook.
Povetkin gamely beat the count but Joshua piled in before referee Steve Gray stopped the contest at one minute and 59 seconds of the seventh round.
Victory saw Joshua extend his unbeaten professional record to 22 wins from 22 fights, with 21 knockouts in front of a raucous home crowd.
“Povetkin is a very tough challenger and he proved it tonight,” Joshua told Sky Sports.
“I realised he was strong to the head but weak to the body.
“I got my knockout streak back, I found my right hand again.”
Joshua was putting his International Boxing Federation, World Boxing Association and World Boxing Organisation belts on the line against 39-year-old Russian challenger Povetkin.
This fight was the latest in a line of professional heavyweight title bouts, featuring the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and George Foreman, between two former Olympic champions, with Joshua having won gold in front of his home crowd at the 2012 London Games — eight years after Povetkin stood atop the podium in Athens.
Joshua, 28, had a significant height and reach advantage of several inches over Povetkin.
Friday’s weigh-in also confirmed a significant size difference, with Joshua tipping the scales at 17 stone 8 pounds (111.5 kilogrammes) compared to Povetkin’s 15st 12lbs.
This fight saw Joshua returning to the scene of arguably his greatest triumph, an 11th-round stoppage of former champion Wladimir Klitschko last year.
Klitschko was the only man to have previously inflicted a blemish on Povetkin’s now 36-fight record, with a points win back in 2013.
Joshua, born in nearby Watford but based in London, had been taken the distance for the first time as a professional in his last title defence — a unanimous points victory over New Zealand’s Joseph Parker in Cardiff in March.
The undercard of that fight saw Povetkin serve notice of his formidable punching power with a sickening knockout of Britain’s David Price.
Povetkin, who in 2016 was given an indefinite ban from boxing after testing positive for the banned substance meldonium that was later cut to a year, had insisted in the build-up he was a far stronger fighter than the one beaten by Klitschko.
Partisan home crowd
He was booed all the way into the ring by a partisan crowd while the smiling champion was roared in to chants of “Oh, Anthony Joshua” at a rainswept Wembley.
But the first round ended with Povetkin, stooping low, rocking Joshua with a right uppercut that drew blood from the champion’s nose.
Joshua, who said Thursday that “my well is deep, my heart can definitely go through hell and back” was certainly being tested in the opening exchanges, although he did start to respond with some single-punch jabs.
And come the fourth round, Povetkin had a significant cut above the left eye.
Nevertheless, come the end of the sixth he was still in the contest only for Joshua to seal victory barely two minutes later.
But whether this win takes Joshua any closer to a fight with World Boxing Council heavyweight title-holder Deontay Wilder, who next fights Britain’s former world champion Tyson Fury on December 1, remains to be seen.
“My number one would be Wilder,” said Joshua when asked about his next opponent, with promoter Eddie Hearn adding: “If it’s not Deontay Wilder then it will be (Britain’s) Dillian Whyte here on April 13.”
Source: Channels
A previously close contest turned in Joshua’s favour decisively when he sent the Russian crashing to the canvas with a straight right hand and left hook.
Povetkin gamely beat the count but Joshua piled in before referee Steve Gray stopped the contest at one minute and 59 seconds of the seventh round.
Victory saw Joshua extend his unbeaten professional record to 22 wins from 22 fights, with 21 knockouts in front of a raucous home crowd.
“Povetkin is a very tough challenger and he proved it tonight,” Joshua told Sky Sports.
“I realised he was strong to the head but weak to the body.
“I got my knockout streak back, I found my right hand again.”
Joshua was putting his International Boxing Federation, World Boxing Association and World Boxing Organisation belts on the line against 39-year-old Russian challenger Povetkin.
This fight was the latest in a line of professional heavyweight title bouts, featuring the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and George Foreman, between two former Olympic champions, with Joshua having won gold in front of his home crowd at the 2012 London Games — eight years after Povetkin stood atop the podium in Athens.
Joshua, 28, had a significant height and reach advantage of several inches over Povetkin.
Friday’s weigh-in also confirmed a significant size difference, with Joshua tipping the scales at 17 stone 8 pounds (111.5 kilogrammes) compared to Povetkin’s 15st 12lbs.
This fight saw Joshua returning to the scene of arguably his greatest triumph, an 11th-round stoppage of former champion Wladimir Klitschko last year.
Klitschko was the only man to have previously inflicted a blemish on Povetkin’s now 36-fight record, with a points win back in 2013.
Joshua, born in nearby Watford but based in London, had been taken the distance for the first time as a professional in his last title defence — a unanimous points victory over New Zealand’s Joseph Parker in Cardiff in March.
The undercard of that fight saw Povetkin serve notice of his formidable punching power with a sickening knockout of Britain’s David Price.
Povetkin, who in 2016 was given an indefinite ban from boxing after testing positive for the banned substance meldonium that was later cut to a year, had insisted in the build-up he was a far stronger fighter than the one beaten by Klitschko.
Partisan home crowd
He was booed all the way into the ring by a partisan crowd while the smiling champion was roared in to chants of “Oh, Anthony Joshua” at a rainswept Wembley.
But the first round ended with Povetkin, stooping low, rocking Joshua with a right uppercut that drew blood from the champion’s nose.
Joshua, who said Thursday that “my well is deep, my heart can definitely go through hell and back” was certainly being tested in the opening exchanges, although he did start to respond with some single-punch jabs.
And come the fourth round, Povetkin had a significant cut above the left eye.
Nevertheless, come the end of the sixth he was still in the contest only for Joshua to seal victory barely two minutes later.
But whether this win takes Joshua any closer to a fight with World Boxing Council heavyweight title-holder Deontay Wilder, who next fights Britain’s former world champion Tyson Fury on December 1, remains to be seen.
“My number one would be Wilder,” said Joshua when asked about his next opponent, with promoter Eddie Hearn adding: “If it’s not Deontay Wilder then it will be (Britain’s) Dillian Whyte here on April 13.”
Source: Channels
Breaking: Live Updates: Senator Adeleke of the PDP coasting to victory, wins 19 LGAs set to be declared winner.
Senator Ademola Adeleke, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party made an emphatic sweep of Irewole, Isokan, Ede North and Ede South locals councils on Saturday, as INEC returning officers announced the council-by-council results in the Osun governorship election.
Results being updated as INEC releases more results. Stay connected.
See the results in 24 LGA’s below:
OLORUNDA LGA
APC 16,254
PDP 9,850
SDP 7,061
ADC 335
ADP 1,409
Registered Voters 90,110
Accredited Voters 40,524
Total Valid Votes 35,989
Rejected Votes 2,309
IFE CENTRAL LGA
APC 6,957
PDP 3,200
SDP 20,494
ADC 194
IREWOLE LGA
APC 10,049
PDP 13,848
SDP 1,142
ADC 249
ADP 1,915
Registered Voters 61,977
Accredited Voters 30,898
Total Valid Votes 28,267
Rejected Votes 2,502
Total Votes Cast 30,769
AYEDIRE LGA
APC 5,474
PDP 5,133
SDP 2,396
ADC 144
ADP 1,642
Registered Voters 32,242
Accredited Voter 16,307
Total Valid Votes 15,240
Rejected Votes 1,024
Total Votes Cast 16,294
IFELODUN LGA
APC 9,882
PDP 12,269
SDP 1,970
ADC 236
ISOKAN LGA
APC 7,297
PDP 9,048
SDP 3,460
ADC 56
ADP 682
Registered Voters 45,903
Accredited Voters 23,314
Ede South LGA:
PDP : 16,693
APC: 4,512
ADP : 357
SDP : 855
Total Valid Votes: 23,136
Total Rejected Votes: 1,605
Total Votes Cast: 24,741
Number Of Registered Voters: 46,887
Number of Accredited Voters: 24,888
ODO-OTI LGA
APC 9, 996
PDP 9,879
SDP 2,941
ADC 1,034
ADP 1,112
Registered Voters 57,663
Accredited Voters 27,051
Ede North LGA:
ADC : 89
ADP :758
APC: 7025
PDP: 18745
SDP: 1380
Boripe LGA
In the result announced by the returning officer, Professor Afolabi Atanda, APC Candidate, Gboyega Oyetola won the council.
APC : 11, 655
PDP: 6, 892
ADC: 137
ADP :1137
SDP – 2730
Total Registered Voters – 57, 397
Accredited: 25, 045
Orolu LGA:
ADC: 79
ADP : 388
APC : 5442
PDP: 7776
SDP:2043
Total Number of Registered Voters: 31,904
Total Number of of Accredited Voters: 17,485
TOTAL VALID VOTES:16,157
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES :1,260
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 17,417
Ilesha West LGA:
PDP: 8286
APC: 7251
SDP: 2408
ADP: 2363
ADC: 127
TOTAL VALID VOTES : 21,220
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES: 1,861
TOTAL VOTES CAST . 23,081
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS: 60,600
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS :32,569
Atakumosa East LGA
ADC:60
ADP:629
APC:7,073
PDP:5218
SDP:2140
Total number of registered voters: 35,657
Total number of accredited voters:17,086
Total valid votes:15,721
Total rejected votes:1,008
Total vote cast:16,729
Ife South LGA:
APC:7223
PDP:4872
SDP:6151
ADP:561
ADC:136
Total valid votes = 19,998
Rejected votes=1,399
Total votes cast = 21,397
Ife Central LGA
DC – 194
ADP -1,053
APC – 6,957
PDP – 3,200
SDP – 20,494
* Registered Voters – 106,309
* Accredited Voters – 35,588
* Total valid votes – 33,304
* Rejected votes – 2,144
* Total votes cast – 35,448
Ila LGA
APC: 8403
ADC : 96
ADP: 183
PDP: 8241
SDP: 3134
Total Registered Voters: 39,188
Total Accredited Voters; 21,124
TOTAL VALID VOTES- 20,531
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES – 847
TOTAL VOTES CAST- 21,378
Irepodun LGA
ADC: 158
ADP: 2,564
APC: 6,517
PDP: 8058
SDP: 4856
TOTAL VALID VOTES 22,859
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES: 1,410
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 24,269
TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS: 46,558
TOTAL NUMBER OF ACCREDITED VOTERS: 24,307
Ifelodun LGA
ADC 236
ADP 2834
APC: 9882
PDP: 12269
SDP: 1970
Isokan LGA:
ADC: 56,
ADP : 682
APC : 7297
PDP :9048
SDP: 3460
Number of Registered Voters: 45,903
Number of Accredited Voters: 23,314
Total Valid Votes: 21,723
Total Rejected Votes: 1519
TOTAL NUMBERS OF VOTE CAST: 23,242
Odo Otin LGA:
ADC – 1034
ADP – 1112
APC – 9996
PDP – 9879
SDP – 2941
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS: 57,663
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS: 27,051
TOTAL VALID VOTES: 25,654
TOTAL VOTE CAST: 27,023
REJECTED VOTES: 1,369
Ayedire LGA
ADC: 144
ADP :166
APC :5474
PDP: 5133
SDP: 2396
TOTAL VOTES CAST:15240
REJECTED VOTES: 1024
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS: 16264
AYEDAADE LGA
ADC :145
ADP : 1654
APC : 10,861
PDP : 10,836
SDP: 2967
Ejigbo LGA
ADC: 258
ADP: 592
APC: 14,779
PDP: 11,116
SDP: 4,803
Total Valid Votes: 32,787
Rejected Votes: 2,109
Total Votes Cast: 34,896
Registered Voters: 63,652
Accredited Voters: 35,061
Irewole LGA;
ADC: 249
ADP: 1915
APC: 10049
PDP: 13848
SDP: 1142
TOTAL VALID VOTES : 28267
REJECTED VOTES: 2502
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 30769
No of registered voters : 61977
No of accredited voters: 30898
Ife North LGA
ADC -94
ADP -745
APC:6527
PDP:5486
SDP: 5158
Total number of registered voters – 52684
No of Accredited voters- 20549
Total Valid Votes: 18846
Rejected Votes: 1,674
Total Votes Cast: 20,520
Source: Daily global
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See the results in 24 LGA’s below:
OLORUNDA LGA
APC 16,254
PDP 9,850
SDP 7,061
ADC 335
ADP 1,409
Registered Voters 90,110
Accredited Voters 40,524
Total Valid Votes 35,989
Rejected Votes 2,309
IFE CENTRAL LGA
APC 6,957
PDP 3,200
SDP 20,494
ADC 194
IREWOLE LGA
APC 10,049
PDP 13,848
SDP 1,142
ADC 249
ADP 1,915
Registered Voters 61,977
Accredited Voters 30,898
Total Valid Votes 28,267
Rejected Votes 2,502
Total Votes Cast 30,769
AYEDIRE LGA
APC 5,474
PDP 5,133
SDP 2,396
ADC 144
ADP 1,642
Registered Voters 32,242
Accredited Voter 16,307
Total Valid Votes 15,240
Rejected Votes 1,024
Total Votes Cast 16,294
IFELODUN LGA
APC 9,882
PDP 12,269
SDP 1,970
ADC 236
ISOKAN LGA
APC 7,297
PDP 9,048
SDP 3,460
ADC 56
ADP 682
Registered Voters 45,903
Accredited Voters 23,314
Ede South LGA:
PDP : 16,693
APC: 4,512
ADP : 357
SDP : 855
Total Valid Votes: 23,136
Total Rejected Votes: 1,605
Total Votes Cast: 24,741
Number Of Registered Voters: 46,887
Number of Accredited Voters: 24,888
ODO-OTI LGA
APC 9, 996
PDP 9,879
SDP 2,941
ADC 1,034
ADP 1,112
Registered Voters 57,663
Accredited Voters 27,051
Ede North LGA:
ADC : 89
ADP :758
APC: 7025
PDP: 18745
SDP: 1380
Boripe LGA
In the result announced by the returning officer, Professor Afolabi Atanda, APC Candidate, Gboyega Oyetola won the council.
APC : 11, 655
PDP: 6, 892
ADC: 137
ADP :1137
SDP – 2730
Total Registered Voters – 57, 397
Accredited: 25, 045
Orolu LGA:
ADC: 79
ADP : 388
APC : 5442
PDP: 7776
SDP:2043
Total Number of Registered Voters: 31,904
Total Number of of Accredited Voters: 17,485
TOTAL VALID VOTES:16,157
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES :1,260
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 17,417
Ilesha West LGA:
PDP: 8286
APC: 7251
SDP: 2408
ADP: 2363
ADC: 127
TOTAL VALID VOTES : 21,220
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES: 1,861
TOTAL VOTES CAST . 23,081
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS: 60,600
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS :32,569
Atakumosa East LGA
ADC:60
ADP:629
APC:7,073
PDP:5218
SDP:2140
Total number of registered voters: 35,657
Total number of accredited voters:17,086
Total valid votes:15,721
Total rejected votes:1,008
Total vote cast:16,729
Ife South LGA:
APC:7223
PDP:4872
SDP:6151
ADP:561
ADC:136
Total valid votes = 19,998
Rejected votes=1,399
Total votes cast = 21,397
Ife Central LGA
DC – 194
ADP -1,053
APC – 6,957
PDP – 3,200
SDP – 20,494
* Registered Voters – 106,309
* Accredited Voters – 35,588
* Total valid votes – 33,304
* Rejected votes – 2,144
* Total votes cast – 35,448
Ila LGA
APC: 8403
ADC : 96
ADP: 183
PDP: 8241
SDP: 3134
Total Registered Voters: 39,188
Total Accredited Voters; 21,124
TOTAL VALID VOTES- 20,531
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES – 847
TOTAL VOTES CAST- 21,378
Irepodun LGA
ADC: 158
ADP: 2,564
APC: 6,517
PDP: 8058
SDP: 4856
TOTAL VALID VOTES 22,859
TOTAL REJECTED VOTES: 1,410
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 24,269
TOTAL NUMBER OF REGISTERED VOTERS: 46,558
TOTAL NUMBER OF ACCREDITED VOTERS: 24,307
Ifelodun LGA
ADC 236
ADP 2834
APC: 9882
PDP: 12269
SDP: 1970
Isokan LGA:
ADC: 56,
ADP : 682
APC : 7297
PDP :9048
SDP: 3460
Number of Registered Voters: 45,903
Number of Accredited Voters: 23,314
Total Valid Votes: 21,723
Total Rejected Votes: 1519
TOTAL NUMBERS OF VOTE CAST: 23,242
Odo Otin LGA:
ADC – 1034
ADP – 1112
APC – 9996
PDP – 9879
SDP – 2941
TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS: 57,663
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS: 27,051
TOTAL VALID VOTES: 25,654
TOTAL VOTE CAST: 27,023
REJECTED VOTES: 1,369
Ayedire LGA
ADC: 144
ADP :166
APC :5474
PDP: 5133
SDP: 2396
TOTAL VOTES CAST:15240
REJECTED VOTES: 1024
TOTAL ACCREDITED VOTERS: 16264
AYEDAADE LGA
ADC :145
ADP : 1654
APC : 10,861
PDP : 10,836
SDP: 2967
Ejigbo LGA
ADC: 258
ADP: 592
APC: 14,779
PDP: 11,116
SDP: 4,803
Total Valid Votes: 32,787
Rejected Votes: 2,109
Total Votes Cast: 34,896
Registered Voters: 63,652
Accredited Voters: 35,061
Irewole LGA;
ADC: 249
ADP: 1915
APC: 10049
PDP: 13848
SDP: 1142
TOTAL VALID VOTES : 28267
REJECTED VOTES: 2502
TOTAL VOTES CAST: 30769
No of registered voters : 61977
No of accredited voters: 30898
Ife North LGA
ADC -94
ADP -745
APC:6527
PDP:5486
SDP: 5158
Total number of registered voters – 52684
No of Accredited voters- 20549
Total Valid Votes: 18846
Rejected Votes: 1,674
Total Votes Cast: 20,520
Source: Daily global
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