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Buhari wins in Ogun State with 14 LGs

ABEOKUTA-President Muhammadu Buhari, the candidate of the All Progressives Congress has been declared winner of the presidential elections in Ogun state .


The State Collation Officer for the Presidential election, Prof. Joseph Adeola-Fuwape announced at the INEC headquarters in Abeokuta on Monday that Buhari scored 281,762 votes.
The State Collation Officer for the Presidential election, Prof. Joseph Adeola-Fuwape announced at the INEC headquarters in Abeokuta on Monday that Buhari scored 281,762 votes.
Adeola-Fuwape who is the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, said Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) scored 194,655 votes.
He said the total number of registered voters was 2,336, 887 while the total number of accredited voters was 613,397.
Adeola-Fuwape added that the number of valid votes was 564, 256 while 41,682 votes were rejected.
He also said the total number of votes cast was 605, 938.

A breakdown of the result announced on local government basis as announced by local government collation officers shows that Buhari won in 14 of the 20 council areas in the state while Atiku won in the remaining six council areas.
IFO LG:
APC: 23,895
PDP: 8,968
C/O:JAMIU Abdul Azeez
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
ADO ODO OTA LG:
APC: 34,148
PDP: 20,352
C/O: DEDEKE GABRIEL ADEWUNMI
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
ABK SOUTH LG:
APC: 26,462
PDP: 13,853
C/O: Prof. Afolabi Oluwatoyin
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
IkENNE LG:
APC:10,283
PDP: 8,708
C/O: Dr. Ifeoluwa olorunsogo
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
OBAFEMI OWODE LG:
APC:16,243
PDP: 7,938
C/O: Dr A.W Salam
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
EGBADO SOUTH LG:
APC: 12,934
PDP: 10,709
C/O: ADEMOLA EMMANUEL FROM FEFERAL POLYTECHNIC, ILARO
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
OGUN WATERSIDE LG.
APC: 6,889
PDP:8,262
C/O: Dr Alake Christopher Olusanya
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
IMEKO AFON LG.
APC:6,425
PDP:6,689
C/O: Prof Comfort sodiya.
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC. Sagamu LG.
APC : 20,875
PDP:16,532
C/O: Dr. Olamide. S
Presidential Result, Ogun state INEC;
ABK NORTH
APC: 22,044
PDP: 7,528
C/O. KAREEM S.O
Presidential Result in Ogun state.
ODEDA LG
APC: 10,049
PDP:4,995
Collation officer: OKANLAWON ONAGBESAN(FUNNAB)
Presidential Election, Ogun State by INEC :
REMO NORTH:
APC: 5,659
PDP:6,269
IJB NORTH EAST:
APC: 6,435
PDP: 5,149
IJEBU ODE:
APC: 12,850
PDP: 7,253
Presidential result as released by INEC Ogun state…
EWEKORO LG.
APC :10,060
PDP:5101
R/O. Onyekwere Nwaorgu. (Lecturer FUNAB)
Presidential result,Ogun state INEC.
IJEBU NORTH LG:
APC: 13,974
PDP: 16,196
C/O:OLUFEMI IDOWU
Odogbolu
APC– 10, 130
PDP — 10, 137
R/O — Onifade FA
Ipokia
ADC–1019
APC–14686
Apm–7381
PDP–12313
Yewa North
Apc–10434
ADC –5326
Pdp–10388
Apm–3514
Ijebu East
Apc –7287
Pdp– 7315
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