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#Anambra AA:547 AD:475 ACPN:1259
ADC:534 APA:2303 APC:17,926 CPP:1279
HOPE:357 KOWA:311 NCP:887 PDP:660,762
PPN:537 UDP:286 UPP:1121

#Anambra LGAs: 21 NO of POLITICAL
PARTIES: 14 REG. VOTERS: 1,963,427 ACCR
VOTERS: 774,430
jona wins this ..

#Kaduna AA:218 AD:273 ACPN:424 ADC:546
APA:1611 APC:1,127,760 CPP:824 HOPE:105
KOWA:176 NCP:754 PDP:484,085 PPN:549
UDP:79 UPP:78

#Kaduna LGAs: 23 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES:
14 REG. VOTERS: 3,361,793 ACCR VOTERS:
1,746,031
Jona gets 25%

#Kwara AA:248 AD:520 ACPN:817 ADC:438
APA:1165 APC:302,146 CPP:910 HOPE:118
KOWA:214 NCP:394 PDP:132,602 PPN:325
UDP:81 UPP:102

#Kwara LGAs: 16 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES:
14 REG. VOTERS: 1,181,032 ACCR VOTERS:
489,360
Jona got 25% +

#Katsina AA:183 AD:283 ACPN:402 ADC:498
APA:1671 APC:1,345,441 CPP:976 HOPE:47
KOWA:215 NCP:330 PDP:98,937 PPN:254
UDP:117 UPP:72

#Katsina LGAs: 34 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES:
14 REG. VOTERS: 2,842,741 ACCR VOTERS:
1,578,646

#Jigawa AA:394 AD:587 ACPN:540 ADC:375
APA:2527 APC:885,988 CPP:1,553 HOPE:337
KOWA:423 NCP:548 PDP:142,904 PPN:853
UDP:338 UPP:197

#Jigawa LGAs: 37 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES:
14 REG. VOTERS: 1,815,839 ACCR VOTERS:
1,153,428

#Kano AA:426 AD:708 ACPN:778 ADC:657
APA:2770 APC:1,903,999 CPP:1,552 HOPE:292
KOWA:288 NCP:697 PDP:215,779 PPN:485
UDP:234 UPP:156

#Kano LGAs: 44 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES: 14
REG. VOTERS: 4,943,862 ACCR VOTERS:
2,364,434

Collation begins

Jonathan still leading total votes so far... JEGA says it will continue by 8pm.. GOD bless GEJ.

#Nasarawa VALID VOTES:511,547 VOTES
CAST:521,641 REJECTED VOTES:10,094

#Nasawara AA:40 AD:74 ACPN:95 ADC:105
APA:310 APC:236,838 CPP:131 HOPE:4
KOWA:48 NCP:222 PDP:273,460 PPN:164
UDP:23 UPP:33

#Nasarawa LGAs: 13 NO of POLITICAL
PARTIES: 14 REG. VOTERS: 1,222,054 ACCR
VOTERS: 562,959

#Oyo AA:6331 AD:6282 ACPN:8979 ADC:5000
APA:4,468 APC:528,620 CPP:6,674 HOPE:839
KOWA:1,312 NCP:1895 PDP:303,376 PPN:2842
UDP:1069 UPP:3665

#Oyo LGAs:33 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES: 14
REG. VOTERS: 2,344,448 ACCR VOTERS:
1,073,849

#FCT AA:139 AD:240 ACPN:342 ADC:288
APA:674 APC:146,399 CPP:347 HOPE:83
KOWA:165 NCP:473 PDP:157,195 PPN:269
UDP:95 UPP:96

#FCT LGAs: 6 Area Councils NO of POLITICAL
PARTIES:14 REG. VOTERS:886,573 ACCR
VOTERS:344,056

Ekiti
#Ekiti AA:94 ACPN: 534 APC:120,331 CPP:330
HDP:94 KOWA:108 NCP:377 PDP:176,466
PPN:388 UDP:60 UPP:145

#Ekiti LGAs: 16 NO of POLITICAL PARTIES: 14
REG. VOTERS: 723,255 ACCR VOTERS:
323,739

the results being called out live shows that Jonathan is currently winning by 25% of votes in Ogun, Enugu, Ekiti, Kogi, Osun, Ondo, FCT, Oyo, Nasawara, Kwara, Kaduna Anambra, Abia, Akwa-Ibom, Imo, Plataeu.
GEJ wins 16 out of 19 (30/3/2015)..

more coming
http://twitter.com/inecnigeria.

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nortcentrallord:
Is he ready to incite violence already? I thought they said buhari's candidacy had nothing to do with religion. Smh, I pity the gullible christains that fell for it.

not only gullible, foolish as well.

this is just the beginning.

A recent recording has surfaced where Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State was quoted as saying he was ready to travel outside the country, even permanently, if the All Progressives Congress (APC) loses the election.

Governor Amaechi, who is the director of the APC presidential campaign organisation made the revelation while addressing an unspecified gathering said that he already had contacts at the embassy, and even had an offer for permanent residency.

He said: “Anybody who says Goodluck (President Jonathan) would jail Amaechi, just put your ears on the ground, embassies are ready to give me visas.

“If you want, I can show you a paper there (points), one of them sent me a form to fill if I want permanent residency, in Europe… I can give you.

“As soon as I finish, I enter plane, I’m out of the country, so you people can be battling here”

Watch the video below:
http://www.thetrentonline.com/exclusive-governor-amaechi-ready-flee-watch-video/?utm_content=buffer3a5d0&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

hungryboy:
Ever since the campaign for the presidential election started, i did make up my mind to vote for change, cos there was no visible federal government project in my state,
I changed my mind today at the last minute, when i talked to a few hausa guys at my polling booth, then realised that the were all voting for Apc, and the were even cursing Jonathan and even accusing him of sponsoring bokoharam, i told them about Jonathan's almajiri education project and the many projects he has done in the north, i even told them that Jonathan hasn't done much here for us his people, compared to the north, but the had none of it, then i realised that this guys were voting based on religious sentiments,
I had no choice but to vote based on 'na our man' sentiments too,
Though am not proud of myself, Afterall am still going to be doing this business am doing no matter who wins,
There is so much hate between the tribes and religions in this country, 'lets stop living this lie' called Nigeria, lets divide this country

you did the right

DONMAYOR19:
first it was enugu, now is awka. suddenly everywhere in north are now peaceful. enemy doing everything possible to make sure people are being scared to come out in south south region to cast their vote. see apc and their plan, I thought they said they will win the election, why trying to threaten people with bomb now.




the evil ones will perish in hell, anyone that know anything about this bomb will not live to see the end of april, the person generation will rotten in hell. useless people.

on point sir

Iamsynord:
Remember the Only team that has the Liver to Deliver
Vote APC
Vote Buhari/Osinbanjo
Vote Change

Sai Buhari ..

liver to kill.. murderers

GEJ the best

election may be..

A day to the 2015 general polls, it is now certain
that a large number of Nigerians will still be
disenfranchised, as members of the Ogun State
Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP,
marched out in hundreds in a peaceful protest
over the non-issuance of their Permanent Voters
Cards, PVCs at the headquarters of the
Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC,
in Abeokuta, the State capital.
Moroof Ajisegiri, a former Local Government
Chairman, and a former Health Commissioner,
Isiaka Salako who led the aggrieved protesters in
their separate remarks to journalists revealed that
over 50,000 of them have been denied their
constitutional rights to vote for the candidate of
their choice in the forthcoming election.
He said “I’m a former Governorship aspirant in
Ogun State and I have come here leading my
people. Over 50,000 of us who have been denied
our constitutional right to vote for the candidate of
our choice in the forth-coming elections by not
having our voters cards,” he said.
He emphatically stated that the failure of the
electoral umpire to release their cards to enable
them participate in the electoral process can and
will attract protesters to sue INEC.
“We are not violent people; we are not going to
prevent anybody from doing his duty. But if any
organisation is preventing us from doing our
responsibility then we also have the responsibility
to go to court.
“Definitely we will carry an action against INEC if
they do not give us our PVCs so that we can be
able to vote on Saturday. Both old and young are
interested in voting for a good Government so that
their children and grandchildren can have a better
life,” Mr. Salako said.
The protesters, who pitched their tents outside the
INEC office in the bid to drive home their demands,
displayed their Temporary Voters Cards saying
they were yet to be replaced with the PVCs months
after they duly participated in the registration
exercise.
They carried placards with inscriptions such as
“INEC release our PVC”, “Over 60,000 registered
voters don’t have PVCs” and “Allow us to vote in
forthcoming election”.
While addressing the Protesters, Simeon Olatoye
INEC’s Head of General Administration and
Procurement, claimed that the Commission was
still working seriously to ensure that everyone
received their PVCs in the State, adding, INEC
commissioners were sent to Abuja to collect
outstanding PVCs
“At the moment, we’ve sent our officers to Abuja to
collect outstanding PVCs.”
However, contrary to claims by the commission
that it had successful distributed the 81.98 % of
PVC’s to all the regions mapped out for the
electoral process, investigations by Post Nigeria
have picked holes in these claims as there are
glaring cases of inconsistency in the contentious
distribution of these PVCs.
Ogun and Edo State, are case studies in this
report, where INEC supposedly recorded 61.53%
and 68.38% distribution respectively.
How the commission came about such figures,
when there were obvious flaws in the process
owing to the fact that as a result of INEC’s
nonchalance, some of these PVCs were either
stolen, duplicated or not printed at all.
In a lot of these cases, prospective voters
registered months ago, but the Commission
deliberately refused to release their cards for
reasons that have left the electorate in these
states victimized and restless.
In Delta State alone, 600,000 PVC’s where stolen;
only 7,365 were recovered by the INEC. Same
applies to Rivers where 14,000 PVC’s were
snatched , 1,300 were reclaimed.
In Edo State where 3661 PVCs were stolen, only
983 were recovered, leaving so many
disenfranchised particularly in Ekpon Town, Ward
10 in Igueben Local Government area of the State.
Voters in the regions who had previously collected
their cards now have another set of PVCs printed
for them whereas, about 1500 newly registered
prospective voters are yet to receive theirs.
The apparent shoddy and inefficient handling of the
production of the PVCs amounts to financial waste
and discredits the electoral process and its
outcome as it cost N65 to produce one PVC.
A little arithmetic will reveal how callously the
electoral body has handled the process.
INEC figures remain highly questionable.
At the eleventh hour, the fate of Nigerians
especially those yet to collect their PVC’s still
remain unknown as these people will be
disenfranchised.
Post Nigeria believes that the major issue that
informed INEC’s decision to deliberate attempt to
disenfranchise over 23 million eligible voters who
are yet to collect their PVCs is one that is roundly
condemned.
http://www.post-nigeria.com/a-day-to-polls-ogun-voters-yet-to-receive-pvcs-protest/

Jesusloveyou:
dis ur ogogoro president is on weed,he is just clueless.

oh ya..

APC in deep s**t.

way to go, boss jona

4much:
I have decided to vote for APC after watching APC House of Change Programme on TV. I just made my decision tonight, I'm fully convinced Buhari and Osibanjo have what it takes to get us a little bit to the Promise Land. Its going to be a Mixture of Integrity on the Part of Buhari and Intelligence on the part of Osibanjo. APC has got a Guaranteed vote from me.

integrity? that liar called buhari..

The Federal Government has re-opened all the
country’s sea borders barely a day after closing
them down along with all land borders ahead of
Saturday’s presidential election.
Minister of Interior, Abba Moro, who said this while
inaugurating the new Koto- Karfe Medium Prisons,
explained on Thursday that the government had
received counsel that the action would affect the
country’s economic activities at the seaports.
Moro however assured that officers and men of the
Nigeria Immigration Service had been directed to
effectively monitor movements in and out of the
country’s sea borders before, during and after the
elections.
The government had, in a statement on
Wednesday, directed that all Nigeria’s land and sea
borders be closed from midnight of Thursday till
midnight of Saturday.
The minister noted that the construction of the 80-
bed prison with the capacity to accommodate 160
inmates commenced in 1981, alongside 46 others
across the country. However, it was abandoned in
1986 due to lack of funds.
He explained that the project was incorporated into
capital appropriation in 2013 as part of efforts to
enhance safety and promote humane custody of
prison inmates.
Moro enjoined members of the society to see
security issues as a collective responsibility to
ensure prompt arrest of criminals.
http://www.punchng.com/news/fg-makes-u-turn-re-opens-sea-borders/

Facts, they say, are sacred. They also say facts
are stubborn. Then someone else said that facts
will not simply disappear just because we do not
like them.
One of the most misrepresented truths about the
Jonathan years in office is his record on anti
corruption. It has been very convenient for the
opposition to accuse the government of doing
nothing on corruption because they have simply
refused to look at the numbers. But in the end we
cannot avoid looking at the evidence because it
remains the only valid basis for conviction. So here
are the numbers.
But first we must progress from policy and strategy
of government against corruption to get to the
measurable deliverables.
Perhaps not many people realise that one of the
earliest, very significant steps President Jonathan
took against corruption was to convene a tripartite
meeting between leaders of the executive, the
legislature and that of the judiciary from across the
country to discuss and design a system wide
strategy against corruption. It was a kind of inter-
governmental conference on corruption, the first of
its kind in Nigeria. In attendance were the President,
Senate President, the Speaker and The Chief
Justice of Nigeria. The Vice President, Secretary to
the Government, Head of Service attended the
meeting. Other key members of the three arms of
government were in attendance. The ‘conference’
took place in 2012.
That parley between the three tiers of government,
unprecedented in our history, produced a national
strategy for fighting corruption.
In more ways than one, that conference was
symbolic in setting the tone for President
Jonathan’s systems-based anti corruption strategy.
Subsequently, the administration came up with key
public service systems and processes reforms
initiatives, to not only detect corrupt practices at
source, but preclude incidences of corruption in the
process of public administration.
One of these initiatives was the establishment of the
Government’s Treasury Single Account, a unified
structure of government bank accounts which
consolidates government’s cash resources. The
key objective is to achieve effective aggregate
control over government cash balances. It also
minimises transaction costs during budget
execution by controlling the delay in the remittance
of government revenues, facilitating reconciliation,
efficient control and monitoring of funds and better
coordination with monetary policy implementation.
Another key component of this processes reforms
strategy is the Government Integrated Financial
Management Information System. It is an IT based
system for budget management and accounting to
improve public expenditure management processes,
enhance greater accountability and transparency
across MDAs.
A third public finance management and control
initiative implemented by the Jonathan Government
is the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information
System. It is an electronic payroll management
system designed to, among other objectives,
prevent the kind of sharp practices associated with
public service payroll administration that has for
years served as a conduit for stealing of
government funds. Although conceived and pilot-
tested in 2004, this system became fully
implemented by the Jonathan administration.
All of these initiatives are clear evidences of
President Jonathan’s belief in the efficacy of
institutional mechanisms for solving systemic
problems and in improving the conduct of
government business.
However, it isn’t just the soft power approach that
defined the administration’s commitment to
enhancing transparency and enforcing
accountability. At no other period was the anti-
corruption agencies more active than during the
present administration. Between 2011 and 2014, the
EFCC alone recorded 415 convictions, representing
more than half of the total convictions by by the
commission in the more than 11 years since it was
established. All of these was evidently due to
increased material and policy support for the anti
corruption agencies by the Goodluck Jonathan
administration.
And of course the proof of the pudding, they say, is
in the eating. Despite the mass of propaganda that
emanated from the camp of the opposition, the
verdict of the global anti corruption community on
the Jonathan administration’s anti corruption efforts
has not been as deprecatory as opposition
propaganda has portrayed. In the last report of
Transparency International, Nigeria recorded
significant improvement from its performance over
the years, from among the 175 countries surveyed.
In 2014, Nigeria ranked higher than 9 other
countries which were preciously above or on the
same position with us in 2013. On the other hand,
no country above or in the same position as Nigeria
scored higher than us in 2014.
Remarkably, Transparency International, in a study
conducted in 2013, acknowledges that the efforts by
the Jonathan government to fight corruption has
been considerably effective.
Clearly, the Jonathan administration’s anti
corruption record would stand head and shoulders
above any other attempt made by precious
administrations against the scourge. But of course
this president is not one to blow trumpets and play
to the gallery, so opposition propaganda seemed to
have acquired traction.
But President Jonathan’s goal in this policy sector,
just like his overall commitment in other aspects of
social and economic policy, is sustainable social
and economic development. This model does not
lend itself to quick fixes and political posturing.
Rather, it is deliberate, it is measured, it is
incremental.
It for the benefit of Nigeria and Nigerians; not for the
cameras; not for the ego; not even for the
detractors.
Still, no one can alter the evidence, however
desperately they despise the facts. In the words of
John Adams, “facts are stubborn things; and
whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or
the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the
state of facts and evidence”.
http://pdpmediaroom247.press/2015/03/26/this-is-president-jonathans-record-on-anti-corruption-by-godwin-okpene/

buhari and APC will cry