The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the resumption of collation of Election results from the Governorship Elections held on the 18th of March from both Enugu and Abia States.
This was contained in Statement signed by the national Commissioner and Head of Voter Education and Public Affairs, Mr Festus Okoye.
The Commission in the Statement thanked the residents of both States for the patience and understanding during the waiting period for the resumption of the collation of the results.
The Commission said the suspension of the collation was due to what it termed a review process to ensure that all is going according to the way it should.
It added that the review process having now been completed, the collation of the results will resume and winners will subsequently be announced after its conclusion.
Read Full Statement Below…
It will be recalled that the Commission met on Monday 20th March 2023 and reviewed the conduct of the Governorship and State Assembly elections held nationwide on Saturday 18th March 2023.
Arising from the meeting, the Commission took the decision to suspend further collation of the Governorship election results in some parts of Abia and Enugu States in order to carry out a review of the collation processes in both States.
The Commission has concluded the review. Consequently, the collation of results for the Governorship election in both Abia and Enugu States will continue today 22nd March 2023.
The Commission appreciates the patience and understanding of the people of both states as we conclude the collation processes.
CSOS urge Nigerians to condemn tribal ethnic and religious bigotry.
Results for some states have been announced and INEC have declared some states inconclusive.
The group urge INEC to review results and address issue of irregularities in governorship and state assembly election .
As the election comes to a close , Civil Society Organizations in their situation report, have called on Nigeria from all walks of life to condemn ethnic, tribal, and religious bigotry across country as they find out that such strategies were used in certain parts of the country to disenfranchise the electorate.
This was disclosed at a press conference in Abuja with the theme, “Follow the result” .
The Governorship and state assembly elections have been conducted in twenty eight states
Results for some states have been announced , and in Adamawa State INEC declared Governorship polls inconclusive due to the slim margin of votes between the two leading parties, not being up to the number of void votes.
The Governorship candidate of the All Progressive Congress in the state Aishatu Dahiru known as Binani scored three hundred and ninety thousand , two hundred and seventy five votes.
While the incumbent Governorship of the PDP Ahmadu Fintiri polled four hundred and twenty one thousand , five hundred and twenty four.
The state collation officer Mohammed Mele disclosed that there were sixty ninety polling units where elections were not concluded which affected thirty seven thousand , and sixteen potential votes with PVCS in those units.
It is why this Civil Society Organizations have came together to encourage citizens to be patriotic and ensure they shun violence.
At this conference leaders of the Civil Society Organizations urge Nigerian leaders to stop encouraging ethnic, tribal, religious bigotry as a tool to win election but rather condemn it, and join hands in uniting the Youths across the country, so they can have a bright future.
The group urges INEC to review results and address issues of irregularities in the governorship and state assembly elections.
It also appeals to political parties and candidates to abide by the law and resist the temptation to resort to violence.
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