UPDATES: Official INEC collation results for governorship

The official collation of the governorship election has begun on March 10 following the elections that took place in 29 states in the federation.

Lagos state official collation of governorship election results
Ikeja LG

APC - 28.592

PDP - 8,109

ADP - 143


Ikorodu LG

APC - 45,879

PDP - 14,769

ADP - 620


Amuwo Odofin

ADP - 184

APC - 23267

PDP - 13,700


Ibeju Lekki LG

ADP - 143

APC - 23,298

PDP - 13,700


Agege LG

ADP - 86

APC - 38,515

PDP - 8,371


Lagos Mainland LG

ADP 224

APC 27333

PDP 7265


Apapa LG

ADP - 53

APC - 20,469

PDP - 5,959


Shomolu LG

ADP - 203

APC - 40,408

PDP - 9,991


Eti Osa LG

ADp - 286

APC - 30,504

PDP - 10,678


Oshodi-Isolo LG

ADP - 611

APC - 39945

PDP - 12585


Mushin LG

APC - 51899

PDP - 8751

ADP - 317


Kosofe LG

APC - 44427

PDP - 14351

ADP - 259


Epe LG

APC - 35609

PDP - 6464


Surulere LGA

ADP: 313

APC: 39,986

PDP: 13,733

Ogun state official collation of governorship results

Ijebu Ode LG

APC - 13234

PDP - 7289

APM - 4401


Odogbolu LG

APC - 12, 529

APM - 7, 516

PDP - 3, 418


Odeda LG

APC - 8.030

PDP - 1041

APM - 6454


Ijebu North East LG

APC - 7,268

PDP - 3,482

APM - 2786


Ewekoro LG

APM - 7588

APC - 6492

PDP - 1418


Sagamu LG

APC - 23737

APM - 14469

PDP - 4415


Abeokuta South LG

APC - 19,414

APM - 18,767

PDP - 1770


Ijebu East LG

APC - 10726

APM - 5174

PDP - 5296


Ogun Waterside LGA

APC: 8,757

APM: 5,803


Imeko Afon LG

APC - 2657

APM - 7401

PDP - 529


Abeokuta North LG

APC - 12130

APM - 16708

PDP - 951


Ikenne LG

APC - 15109

APM - 6553

PDP - 1040


Egbado South LG

APC - 8804

APM - 13622

PDP - 1721


Obafemi Owode LG

APC - 13660

APM - 8030

PDP - 2233

Delta state official collation of governorship election results

Ika South LG

PDP - 33,371

APC - 3877


Patani LG

PDP - 19683

APC - 3288


Ika North East LG

PDP - 67,417

APC - 2303


Ethiope East LG

APC - 21,141

PDP - 11, 486



Ukwuani LG

PDP - 18328

APC - 7264


Aniocha North LG

PDP - 17054

APC - 4653


Oshimili South LG

PDP - 54766

APC - 2700


Aniocha South LG

PDP - 20,947

APC - 3138


Ethiope West LG

PDP - 62044

APC - 6211


Isoko North LG

PDP - 29649

APC - 9617


Oshimili North LG

PDP - 37744

APC - 2906


Isoko South LG

PDP - 43730

APC - 14259


Okpe LGA

PDP: 20,786

APC: 8,537


Ndokwa East:

PDP, 30,670

APC: 4,313 votes.


Udu LGA

PDP 13, 021

APC 8, 298


Ughelli South LGA

PDP 32,086

PDP 20,233


Sapele LGA

PDP 18,504

APC 9,074

Court sacks all APC candidates In Cross-Rivers

Barely few days to the gubernatorial and House of Assembly elections in the country, a High Court in Calabar on Tuesday insisted that the removal of the All Progressives Congress, APC, candidates for the election in Cross River is a settled matter.

The High Court presided over by Justice Eyo Ita in a suit brought before it by an aggrieved APC governorship aspirant, Mr. Ukpan Odey, said since the reliefs sought by the plaintiff were the same as that which a Federal High Court had already ruled on, it could not rule on them again.

The Federal High Court In Abuja had on February 11th, 2019, in suit FHC/CA/CS/73/2018 ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to delist all the names of candidates of APC from the 2019 elections.

Affirming that the ruling stands, Justice Ita directed “that All Progressives Congress, APC, the 1st Respondent herein, is obliged to apply and obey its constitution and guideline and their prayer N0 2 was decided in suit FHC/CA/CS/73/2018 on 11/2/2019 and is res judicatory.

On plaintiff’s prayer No. 3, the court held that “Prayer N0.3 was decided in Suit N0: FHC/CA/CS/73/2018 and following that decision INEC, 2ND defendant herein, has removed the names of all candidates forwarded to INEC by APC as a product of the primaries from its ballot papers.

Prayers N0.4 &5, in this case, were granted in suit No: FHC/CA/CS/73/2018. INEC has removed those names from its ballot papers.

“The name of the 3rd defendant has already been voided and being one of those names sent to INEC by the first Defendant, APC, removed from INEC ballot papers for the Governorship Elections in Cross River state coming up on the 9/3/2109 in line with consequential order 5 in the Federal High court case.

“I am of the settled view that the main causes of action in claims 2-6 in this matter, which are the APC primary elections for her candidates in Cross River state, and the sending of names of APC candidates based thereon to INEC, were resolved by the Federal High Court in the case referred to above on the 11/2/2019.

“The cause of action in those claims are therefore res judicata. Claims 2-6 in this action are in consequence dismissed as there is nothing left to decide in them.”

Speaking with newsmen shortly after the judgment, A .U Bukar, Counsel to Claimant, John Ukpan Odey an aspirant under APC, said he was happy with the decision of the court following the fact that a Federal High sitting in Abuja had already given an order on the matter.

“What was displayed earlier by the APC was political rascality and we are happy that the High Court sitting in Cross River state where my client instituted the matter has affirmed the order of the Federal High Court of 11/2/2019 with Suit No FHC/CA/CS/73/2018 which has already been obeyed by INEC which on the 22nd of February delisted all candidates of APC including the governorship candidate, “he submitted.