The scripting of the statement of Change was confirmed by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as it commenced the release of the results from the states.
In all results of the presidential election in 19 states (+ FCT) released by INEC, in terms of numerical strength, the APC candidate led by 8,520,436 votes against the 6,488,210 votes recorded by Jonathan.
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The official released results include:
Ekiti: PDP – 176, 446; APC – 120, 331;
Enugu: PDP – 553,003; APC – 14,157 votes.
FCT: PDP – 157,195 votes; APC – 146,399 votes.
Kogi: PDP – 149,987 votes; APC – 264,851 votes
Plateau: PDP 549, 615; APC – 429, 140
Nasarawa: PDP – 273,460 votes; APC – 236,838 votes
Ogun: PDP – 207,950 votes; APC – 308,290 votes
Ondo: PDP – 251,368 votes ; APC – 299,889 votes
Osun: PDP – 249,929 votes ; APC: – 383,603
Oyo: PDP – 303,376 votes; APC – 528,620
Akwa Ibom: PDP – 963,304 votes; APC – 58,411
In the Villa, a dishevelled President Jonathan, who received international observers who came to present the election monitoring report to, maintained a calm disposition as he welcomed the visitors.
Ex-president of Ghana, John Kuffour who spoke to journalists, said the success of the polls was not only a good omen to Nigeria as a country, but to the entire West African region and to African at large.
Ekiti: PDP – 176, 446; APC – 120, 331;
Enugu: PDP – 553,003; APC – 14,157 votes.
FCT: PDP – 157,195 votes; APC – 146,399 votes.
Kogi: PDP – 149,987 votes; APC – 264,851 votes
Plateau: PDP 549, 615; APC – 429, 140
Nasarawa: PDP – 273,460 votes; APC – 236,838 votes
Ogun: PDP – 207,950 votes; APC – 308,290 votes
Ondo: PDP – 251,368 votes ; APC – 299,889 votes
Osun: PDP – 249,929 votes ; APC: – 383,603
Oyo: PDP – 303,376 votes; APC – 528,620
Akwa Ibom: PDP – 963,304 votes; APC – 58,411
In the Villa, a dishevelled President Jonathan, who received international observers who came to present the election monitoring report to, maintained a calm disposition as he welcomed the visitors.
Ex-president of Ghana, John Kuffour who spoke to journalists, said the success of the polls was not only a good omen to Nigeria as a country, but to the entire West African region and to African at large.
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