Anambra Election: Results From Eight Local Governments Announced So Far

by · Legit.ng News · Join

Early results from the ongoing Anambra State governorship election shows that candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance, Charles Soludo, has won in all eight local government areas announced so far.

Election is being conducted in all the 21 LGAs in the state and the APGA candidate has cleared out all the seven LGAs that have been announced so far.

Results from eight local governments announced so far show that APGA is leading in the ongoing governorship election. Photo: Emmanuel OsodiSource: UGC

Here are results from the LGAs

NJIKOKA LGA

APC – 3,216

PAY ATTENTION: Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG!

APGA – 8,803

PDP – 3,409

YPP – 924

ORUMBA SOUTH LGA

APC: 2,060

APGA: 4,394

PDP: 1,672

YPP: 887

ANAMBRA EAST LGA

APC 2034

APGA: 9746

PDP: 1380

YPP: 559

ANAOCHA

APC – 2,085

APGA – 6,911

PDP – 5,108

YPP – 868

AWKA SOUTH LGA

APC – 2595

APGA – 12891

PDP – 5489

YPP – 919

ONITSHA SOUTH LGA

APC – 2,050

APGA – 4,281

PDP – 2,253

AGUATA LGA

APC: 4773

APGA: 9,136

PDP: 3798

Orumba North LGA

APC: 2692

APGA: 4826

PDP: 1863

Pay us now! Drama in Anambra as voters follow party agent for their money

Recall that Legit.ng reported that one of the greatest ills of Nigerian election - vote buying - is brazenly playing out in Anambra state governorship election.

Party agents of most of the leading parties are allegedly inducing voters with different amount of money ranging from N500 to N10, 000.

According to a report, an agent was seen meeting voters after they had cast their votes and writing down their names on a sheet of paper; apparently with a view to paying them later.

INEC extends voting time in Anambra due to malfunction of BVAS

Meanwhile, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said voting will be extended to 4 pm in Anambra state due to the malfunction of the Biometric Voters Accreditation System (BVAS) in several polling units across the state.

The announcement was made by Dr Nkwachukwu Orji, INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner in Anambra after briefing the media at the commission's state headquarters in Awka.

Orji said there is a possibility of the election continuing on Sunday, November 7. He admitted that the BVAS did not work in several polling units across the state, therefore, slowing down the accreditation and voting process.