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ZombieNation:Did you read the memo? Has Shell been able to successfuly operate the Ogoni oil wells?? |
rusher14:For smooth re-entry the memo says. Don't mind them, always on the lookout for a scandal that will never happen. |
ozo13:Good question, I have been wondering as well. |
OkaNaUbe: transfer of aggression? |
Jestin:Story |
Out of the 24 seats in the Bayelsa House of Assembly, results of 21 have been declared; with the PDP winning 17, while the APC claimed four.APC gradually infiltrating the SS. It's surprising that APC also has a senator from Bayelsa. APC wins 39 out of 40 seats in Lagos AssemblyAPC solidifying its hold on Lagos, despite all the noise. |
Ninth House of Reps: APC has 211 members, PDP 111 https://punchng.com/ninth-house-of-reps-apc-has-211-members-pdp-111/ March 13, 2019 Dayo Ojerinde, James Abraham and Samuel Nkemaklem The Peoples Democratic Party has won 111 seats in the House of Representatives, compared to a majority of 211 seats clinched by the All Progressives Congress. According to the list of the ninth House of Representatives members-elect on the website of the Independent National Electoral Commission, the All Progressives Grand Alliance will have six members; the Action Democratic Congress, three; the Action Alliance, two and the Peoples Redemption Party, two members. The African Democratic Party, the Allied Peoples Movement and the Social Democratic Party won a seat each. APC wins 15 Plateau Assembly seats, PDP, 8 In Plateau State, INEC said that it would conduct a run-off in Langtang South Constituency after a winner could not emerge during last Saturday’s poll. But the commission said the APC won in 15 constituencies, while the PDP secured eight seats. It was observed that the winner for the Langtang South Constituency was not included in the list released by INEC. When contacted, INEC Head of Voter Education in the state, Mr Osaretin Imahiyereobo, explained that there were problems with the results for the Lantang South. He added that the commission would conduct a run-off in the Langtang South. The INEC official also disclosed that a bye-election would soon be conducted to replace the winner for Pengana Constituency in Bassa Council Area of the state, Mr Ezekiel Afou, who died shortly after he was declared winner of last Saturday’s poll on the platform of the APC. APC wins 39 out of 40 seats in Lagos Assembly The APC won 39 seats in the Lagos State House of Assembly in the election that was held on Saturday. The election in the Ibeju I Constituency was, however, declared inconclusive by INEC. The Speaker of the state House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa and Oluyinka Ogundimu won their re-election in Agege I and Agege II respectively on the platform of the APC. Lukman Olumoh and Fatai Oluwa won in Ajeromi-Ifelodun I and II respectively, while Adebisi Yusuf and Joseph Kehinde won in Alimosho I and II. Other APC members who won their constituencies elections are Mojisola Alli (Amuwo-Odofin 1); Rauf Age-Suleman (Amuwo-Odofin II); Lasbat Maranda (Apapa I); Wahab Olumuyiwa (Apapa II); Ibrahim Layode (Badagry I); David Setonji (Badagry II); Bolanle Agunbiade (Ikorodu I) and Nurudeen Solaja (Ikorodu II). The Special Adviser to the state Governor on Food Security, Mr Babatunde Sanni, also won in the Kosofe I Constituency while Braimoh Olatunde won the Kosofe II Constituency. In Lagos Island I and II, Olatunji Wasiu and Suleman Olanrewaju won in the constituencies respectively, while Ibrahim Owolabi and Moshood Oshun won the Lagos Mainland I and II state constituencies respectively. Other winners are Nureni Akinsanya (Mishun I); Olawale Olawale (Mushin II); Victor Akande (Ojo I); Olatunji Tijani (Ojo II); Hakeem Sokunle (Oshodi/Isolo I); Emeka Idimogun (Oshodi/Isolo II); Emmanuel Olowo (Shomolu I) and Lateef Abiru (Shomolu II). A Nollywood actor Desmond Elliot won his re-election bid in Surulere State Constituency I, while Mosunmola Sangodara won in Surulere II constituency. In a related development, out of the 24 House of Representatives seats in Lagos, the APC won 20, the PDP won three constituencies while election in Ajeromi/Ifelodun Federal Constituency was suspended on court orders. The APC won in Agege, Ifako/Ijaiye, Alimosho, Badagry, Epe, Ibeju Lekki, Eti-Osa, Apapa, Ikeja, Ikorodu, Lagos Island I and II, Lagos Mainland I and II, Ojo, Mushin I and II, Oshodi/Isolo I and II, Shomolu, Kosofe and Surulere I Federal constituencies. The PDP won in Surulere II, Ojo and Amuwo-Odofin federal constituencies. NEC to conduct runoff in three Bayelsa constituencies Meanwhile, INEC on Tuesday said that it would conduct a run-off in the three constituencies in Bayelsa State, where elections were declared inconclusive. INEC Head of Department, Voter Education and Publicity, Mr Wilfred Ifogah, who announced this in Yenagoa, listed the constituencies as Ogbia Constituency 11, Brass 1 and Southern-Ijaw IV. Out of the 24 seats in the Bayelsa House of Assembly, results of 21 have been declared; with the PDP winning 17, while the APC claimed four. Ifogah explained that the reason for declaring result of three constituencies inconclusive was due to failure to follow INEC’s guidelines for the conduct of the 2019 general elections. He said that the commission would inform stakeholders of the new date to conduct the election. In a related development, the people of Basambiri, in Nembe Local Government Area have debunked a statement credited to the Bayelsa State Government that elections did not take place in the community. Speaking to newsmen who went to monitor the election on Saturday, the Youth President of the community, Iruo Theo, the woman leader of the APC, Emmanuel Favour and Chief Agent Belele, said the election went on smoothly in the area. Belele, who is the Deputy Chief of the community, said those who did not come for the elections on Saturday were those that had their hands soiled in the killing of an APC member during the presidential election. He said contrary to the claims by the PDP members that the APC sympathisers chased them away from the community, he said it was the PDP thugs that killed an APC member. Copyright PUNCH https://punchng.com/ninth-house-of-reps-apc-has-211-members-pdp-111/ |
slivertongue:It's a straight forward case, it may even be decided before May 29th. |
Wow. |
If this is true, the courts will waste no time in upturning the election. |
nameo:The entire Tafawa Balewa LGA of about 140,000 registered voters was cancelled in addition to about 40,000 other registered voters elsewhere. |
nameo:In Bauchi cancelled polling units has 180,000 registered voters. Margin of win as of now in Bauchi is just 4,000 plus. |
Excaperx:APC will win Sokoto and Bauchi. |
OkaNaUbe:Una wahala too much. This is a democracy, let the other 90 plus political parties choose a combination that suits them. The masses are then free to vote for any pair that appeals to them most among the multitudes of political parties. From the nonsense you wrote above, it is obvious you are a bitter and hate-filled person. |
henryhemon: The incumbent governor and candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) polled 583,255 while his opponent, Jeremiah Useni, polled 538,326. |
Pascopele:Why the inaccurate information na?? APC is leading in Plateau with a very comfortable margin. The incumbent governor and candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) polled 583,255 while his opponent, Jeremiah Useni, polled 538,326. |
PDP would have won this one, if not for the proactive moves of the APC to wriggle itself out of the legal conundrum. |
garfield1:If this is correct, the run off will have to be between AA and PDP. |
seunmsg:Is it the simple majority rule that will apply in the case of a run off, or the 2/3 requirement will still be applied? |
seunmsg:This is it. |
ican2020:What of 2007 elections? Maurice Iwu's record cannot be broken by anyone. Iwu's INEC that will be announcing results in Abuja, while collation were still going on? In some places, people are still waiting for INEC materials but results were already announced in Abuja. |
Just a margin of 6,000 votes. APC still has chance of clinching this. APC social media influencers wants Ganduje out, but still wants APC to win Kano. ![]() |
Edodefender:He is talking about the 2nd requirement, before declaring someone winner. The person must have 25% of the votes in 2/3 local governments in the state, Which is 18 LGAs in Imo state. NB I dont know the voting figures over there, just clarifying the position of the law. |
NaijaRoyalty:Is the PDP leading in Plateau?? You guys just like to whip up sentiments when it suits your bias. |
luvmijeje:It's very easy. If PDP presents a Northern candidate, APC will also present a Northern candidate and combine it with a SW VP. Wammako/El Rufai. With ether Fashola or Fayemi. It's not rocket science. |
Ndlistic: Currently, PDP now polled 960,004 votes as against APC’s 953,522 votes.*The above is from the link you quoted as your source. So who added/subtracted roughly 10,000 votes?? |
Mad man Ganduje messed this one up for APC. The person that did that video released it strategically when he could no longer be replaced by the APC. Any attempt to force him out as at that time would have fatally affected Buhari's chances. Buhari was just lucky he didn't allow Saraki and his gang to change the order of elections, otherwise, he would have been history now. |
engineerboat:How far? Have they retired for the night? |
Shuku0kukobambi:Give Ajimobi appointment ke? That would be a fatal error. The ministerial appointment should be given to Adelabu for him to show us his worth. That Ajimobi with his arrogance and uncouth utterances deserve nothing but political oblivion. Election loss at a particular time, is just a temporary set back as we have witnessed since 1999. Kudos to Adelabu for his efforts. |
afroniger:Thank you for this piece. |
Kyase:Ok, thanks. I want El Rufai to win! He is one of the few cerebral govs we have around. Though, some people detest him for his brashness and unfounded religious extremism. |
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transfer of aggression?