Nigeria: Soludo poised to win Anambra Governorship election, widens lead as fresh results trickle in

  • Wins 8 of the States 21 LGAs so far declared by INEC

Former Governor of Central bank of Nigeria (CBN), Professor Chukwuma Soludo, who is the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) is poised to win Saturday’s Governorship election as he won in eight of the Local Government Areas of Anambra State in the results so far announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

With the results expected from the State’s 21 LGAs, the APGA candidate has cleared out all the results that have been announced so far at LGA Collation Centres and the trend is expected to continue.

The LGAs declared won by Professor Soludo include Orumba South, Orumba North, Njikoka, Awka South, Onitsha South, Aguata, Anaocha, and Anambra East.

Neither the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate, Andy Uba, nor the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate, Valentine Ozigbo, has won any LGA where results have been declared.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) would continue the collation of the results Sunday.

The results of the eight LGAs so far declared are:

Orumba North LGA
APC: 2692
APGA: 4826
PDP: 1863

Aguata LGA

APC: 4773

APGA: 9,136

PDP: 3798

Njikoka LGA

APC – 3216

APGA – 8803

PDP – 3409

Orumba South LGA

APC: 2,060
APGA: 4394
PDP: 1672

Awka South
APC – 2595
APGA – 12891
PDP – 5489

Onitsha South LGA
APC – 2050
APGA – 4281
PDP – 2253

Anambra East LGA

APC 2034

APGA: 9746

PDP: 1380

Anaocha LGA

APC – 2085

APGA – 6911

PDP – 5,108

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