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The embattled Ondo North Lawmaker and Senatorial Candidate for the All Progressives Congress (APC) Prof.Ajayi Boroffice has retained his seat at the Upper Chamber.

He emerged victorious after polling 53,199 to beat the Action Alliance (AA) candidate, Dr Tunji Abayomi with 43,100 and Mr Segun Alonge scoring 34,490.

Unconfirmed report said former Ondo State Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, may have lost the battle to represent Ondo Central senatorial district in the senate with the results being released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Returning Officers in some of the Local Government Areas that make up the district.

Although the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) for the state,Dr Rufus Akeju has not announced the results officially, reports from the six Local Government Areas of the central senatorial district showed PDP’s Ayo Akinyelure, who was at the Senate before he was defeated by incumbent Senator Tayo Alasoadura may likely take the seat.

Mimiko contested under the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP) after he dropped his ambition to contest the presidential election under the Labour Party (LP).

The results of Ondo South senatorial district was yet to be announced as at press time but feelers said the candidate of the PDP, who is the former commissioner for Transport in Ondo state, Nicholas Tofowomo, was leading other contestants.

In Okitipupa/Irele federal constituency, the PDP candidate, Mr. Ikengboju Gboluga polled 31,042 votes to defeat his closest rival, Mr Albert Akintoye of the APC who polled 19,875 votes.

The result was announced by INEC Returning Officer in charge of the federal constituency, Prof Enuwo at Stella Maris College in Okitipupa.

Also, in Akoko North East/Akoko North West federal constituency, Olubunmi Ojo of the APC polled 20,988 votes to defeat Mr Wale Ogunleye of the PDP who had 12,969 votes and the incumbent federal lawmaker, Stephen Olemija of the AA who had 10,979 votes.

In Akoko South West/Akoko South East federal constituency, Ade Adeogun of the APC polled 19,047 to emerge winner while two of his closest rivals, Dr Victor Ategbole of the AA got 14,694 votes and Martins Abiloye of the PDP polled 12,907 votes.

INEC Returning officer Prof Taiwo Abraham declared the result at Oka-Akoko.

However, six House of Representatives seats are still awaiting official declaration by INEC Returning officers as at press time.

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Mynd44

Useless governor with zero political relevant is sponsoring candidates in another party. I am happy that his eye will clear now. Kaki no be leather, Tiunbu has become household in Nigeria politics, either he win for his party or not, all politicians want to associate with him.

Aketi overrated himself, let see how his hand picked state house of assembly candidates going to win, he worked against us,we are going to work against his anointed candidates. Borrofice 'Oko iya won',they underrated him, he told them power belongs to the people.AA paid between 2000 naira to 3000 naira per voter, but they still lost. Glory be to God.

Aketi will be a one term governor. Oyegun's many gaffes & longer throat really did Buhari ambition dirty with his ways but thank God, he was shown the way out in the nick of time.....

aketi should be ready for the punishment coming ...

Akeredolu is a useless politician. I'm not sure APC will grant him return ticket

If Akeredolu is not careful, he may become a one term governor.