EDO DECIDES 2016

Voting has ended for the gubernatorial position in Edo state and as at the times of this report, Vote are been Counted.

As at the time of this report, The People Democratic Party (PDP) is said to be leading in the Polls. Interestingly both the National Chairman of the All Progress Congress and the Former Deputy Governor of The State have said to have been defected by the Opposition in their Various Ward. Spotlight Media Brings to you the Results Details:

Ewan Central
Ward 10, Unit 7...
APC - 75
PDP - 82

Oredo
Ward 2, Unit 3
APC - 62
PDP - 72

Oredo 08/028
PDP - 85
APC - 90

Oredo 02/010
PDP - 132
APC - 106
Invalid - 20

Oriedo
Ward 1, Unit 13
APC - 135
PDP - 131

Oredo
 Ward 7, Unit 16
APC - 121
PDP - 118

Esan Central
Ward 4, Unit 17
APC - 103
PDP - 55

Ikpoba Okha
Ward 6, Unit 30
APC - 59
PDP - 83
 
Esan North East
Ward 11, Unit 1
APC - 93
PDP - 128

Oredo
Ward 8 Unit 14
APC - 63
PDP - 114

Esan North East
Ward 5, Unit 1
APC - 94
PDP - 108

Oredo
Ward 8, Unit 30
APC - 77
PDP - 108

Ikpoba Okha
Ward 5, Unit 1...
APC - 54
PDP - 46

Esan South East
Ward 3, Unit 1
APC - 54
PDP - 87

Esan South East
Ward 9, Unit 6
APC - 110
PDP - 169

Unit 2, Ward 2, in Oredo LGA.
APC: 69;
PDP: 78---------- The Ward Of Chief John Odigie-Oyegun. National Chairman APC.

Ward 6 unit 6
Esan Central ...
PDP 113
APC 107

Chief Lucky Imasuen (former Deputy Governor of the state and APC chieftain) lost his unit to PDP with PDP having 211 votes to APC'S 178.

UPDATE: At PU12/14/06/010, Ovia North East LG. Accreditation and Voting has ended. Counting of votes cast about to begin.
While in Owan East, Ward 1, Unit 12 and 13: ballot boxes snatched by thugs. Election suspended.

 

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