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Saraki's face be like... I knw u r talking about me

Okene LGA - APC 14786, LP 1437, PDP 15968

Buhari blames past administration for Real Madrid loss

Bluetooth2:
This is a governor that the people of his state can't really point at any of his achievement but when he saw the handwriting on the wall despite few hours before the commencement of the official collation, he has started whinning like a little biatch.

Mr Governor, your time is up and the people you misruled for 4 years have had a reason to throw you out, so deal with it by the time the official annoucement is made and you can go to court to seek redress.

Meanwhile, you can start packing your stuffs while enjoining your followers not to become nuisance to public peace. I'm so happy the bailout fund wasn't released to you anyways because it would have gone down the drain.

So long buddy

Wada is bad but even a goat will be better than Audu. That will be like returning to the stench of a horrible vomit.
The truth is that Kogi is cursed with idiots as leaders.

Wetin him dey kick? ball or bucket?

Audu is by far better than wada. They're both thieves though

Yagba West - APC 7930, PDP 7021

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Sunday, November 22, 2015
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Election Reports

At the moment, at least results from 14 LGAs have arrived Lokoja.

The collation Officers are already seated in the conference hall preparing to commence announcements of results.

09.49
Okene LGA

11 wards and 266 PUs

Registered voters 117,132

Accredited voters 33,703

APC 14,786

LP 141

PDP 15,968

09.46
Okene LGA with 11 wards and 266 PUs Registered voters 117,132 Accredited voters 33,703 APC 14,786 LP 141 PDP 15,968

09.34
Ijumu LGA
15 wards and 79 PUs. Registered voters 46,819 Accredited voters 18,199 APC 9,958 LP 25 PDP 6,040

09.16
Kogi-Kotonkarfe LGA

11 wards and 67 PUs

Registered voters 45,817

Accredited voters 21,834

PDP 9,316

LP 10

APC 10,426

08.58
Adavi LGA

11 Wards and 191 Polling Units

Registered voters 85,127

Accredited voters 30,993

APC 15,636

LP 1318

PDP 11,902

08.48
Ajaokuta LGA

Registered voters 52,441

Accredited voters 17,466

APC 8,581

PDP 6,903

LP 550

In Ajaokuta LGA, three polling units were canceled because of violence. The PUs are Ibiya South, Ituwa Opaja and Agbamila Ogodo.

08.35
Mopa/Moro LGA

Registered voters - 18,348. Accredited voters - 8,859

APC 3,888

LP 10

PDP 4,195

08.28
Ogori-Magongo LGA

Registered voters 14,387

Accredited voters 4,820

APC 1,931

PDP 2,601

No case of cancellation, the Collation Officer said.

08.18

Following the disclosure of the Collation Officer for Okehi LGA that one polling unit was canceled for over voting, the PDP agent, Mr. Adaga said he would be interested in the number of the registered voters.

In response, the Collation gave 403 as the number of registered voters.

08.15
Okehi Local Government
APC 10,170 PDP 8504

07.53

Finally, collation of results is about to begin. The Returning Officer, host Resident Electoral Commissioner, three National Commissioners and six other RECs are seated.

Results from Okehi LGA will be taken first. Mopa/Moro will follow.

Meanwhile, a PDP agent created a scene as he refused to leave the hall even though he had no accreditation letter.

He said he was there on the instruction of the Governor, Idris Wada.

07.34
While INEC says it can only accommodate one agent per political party in the hall where election results would be announced, PDP has four agents. The four PDP agents have taken attendance. But INEC has asked them to present one agent.

07.20
Scuffle Over APC Agent

A gorgeously dressed woman walks into the collation center citing an authority from the APC governorship candidate, Abubakar Audu, to act act as his agent at the center.

This created a little upset, as one person had been registered as the party's agent.

INEC announced that the parties should sort themselves out and ensure only one agent is produced for the exercise.

07.18

"We now have 16 results," the INEC official, anchoring the collation exercise, just announced,

This implies results of 16 LGAs have been processed at the Commission's ICT.

Tally of the results is expected to commence soon.

06.50

Collation of results has commenced. Collation Officers from 18 LGAs are ready to present with their results.

INEC officials have called the Collation Officers according to LGAs' to enter results into the Commission's database.

Agents of political parties are now taking attendance.

The conference room is extremely crowded with Collation Officers, party agents, journalists, local and foreign observers and INEC staff.

End time election

Yagba East - APC 7129, PDP 5368

Gov.WADA should be ready to put on that call and do it in Jonathan way, another hero of Democracy is about to emerge

heywhytech1:
Gov.WADA should be ready to put on that call and do it in Jonathan way, another hero of Democracy is about to emerge

Is it how you do it, atleast 70 percent of the results yet.

Idah LGA -APC 11779, PDP 6952

The people of Kogi should not allow the devil to destroy their lives. They should come out and organise bloody violent protests. They should attack the police, army and security personnel. They should defy the state and should not stop till a fresh poll is organised. If they do nothing and accept it as fate, God will strike the state with a deadly plague that will consume more than half the population. A word is enough for the wise.

Swiftlee:
Is it how you do it, atleast 70 percent of the results yet.

Audu leads with 17,444 votes after results for 11 LGs were announced.

hinwazaka:
The people of Kogi should not allow the devil to destroy their lives. They should come out and organise bloody violent protests. They should attack the police, army and security personnel. They should defy the state and should not stop till a fresh poll is organised. If they do nothing and accept it as fate, God will strike the state with a deadly plague that will consume more than half the population. A word is enough for the wise.

Quiet! They should organize violent protests while U hide behind Ur computer...internet warrior!

hinwazaka:
The people of Kogi should not allow the devil to destroy their lives. They should come out and organise bloody violent protests. They should attack the police, army and security personnel. They should defy the state and should not stop till a fresh poll is organised. If they do nothing and accept it as fate, God will strike the state with a deadly plague that will consume more than half the population. A word is enough for the wise.

Get behind us Satan! We Kogites reject violence in Jesus name. This your comment is from the pit of hell and we send it back by fire! This election is peaceful and so shall it be.Who wins is predetermined by God whether you like it or not!

KOGI ELECTION RESULT HALF TIME SCORES
Prince Abubakar Audu (APC) 8 - 3 Capt Idris Wada (PDP)
Other political parties are just spectators.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Victory is sure. # TeamAudu !

hinwazaka:
The people of Kogi should not allow the devil to destroy their lives. They should come out and organise bloody violent protests. They should attack the police, army and security personnel. They should defy the state and should not stop till a fresh poll is organised. If they do nothing and accept it as fate, God will strike the state with a deadly plague that will consume more than half the population. A word is enough for the wise.

I can understand ur frustration u bloody slowpoke , the results announced so far reflect the wishes of Majority of Kogi people, Whats stop u from doing the same in Abia When ur so called Biafra Party rigged Apga out....Mumu of the century.

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Wada kicks? Well, kicking is allowed but ORUBEBEISM wont be tolerated this time around, cos JEGAMYCIN is not available


Any ORUBEBEISM shall be BUHARINISED this time around.

searching4l0ve:
APC SHOULD FOCUS ON WINNING OIL RICH SOUTH SOUTH STATES. WE NEED THOSE PLACES THAN KOGI.

unfortunately those stateS are PDP STATES.WE WILL USE THE RESOURCE THERE TO KNOCK OFF APC IN FUTURE ELECTION.

APC IS BUSY PICKING CHERRY IN THE NORTH WHY PDP HOLD ON TO THE HONEY.HIVE.AKS.RIVERS.DELTA.BY

Audu and Wada are not good but Audu is far better than Wada, every institution in Kogi today was established by Audu, talk abt Kogite University, polytechnic roads, housing estates, other health facilities etc PDP wasted 16 yes for Kogi.am saying this as an indigene that know much abt the governance of my state

Omala LGA -APC 9228, PDP 10517

Another Orubebe warming up, sure small Jega will take care of the situation.

Ggege!

Kabba BUNU APC 9659 PDP 7768

Ofu LGA - APC 16800, PDP 10997

Logise:
Early returns from yesterday’s governorship election in Kogi State seemed to be Early returns from yesterday’s governorship election in Kogi State seemed to be in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC) flag bearer, Prince Abubakar Audu.

Audu, according to unofficial figures from different parts of the state, appeared to have won in most of the local government areas in the Kogi West Senatorial District.

These are Yagba East, Mopa-Moro and Ijumu while incumbent Governor Idris Wada won in Yagba West and Kabba-Bunu.

Audu was also leading in six of the nine local government areas in Kogi East where he and Wada come from.

In Kogi Central the Labour Party candidate, Dr. Philip Salawu won in Okehi LG while Wada won in most of the LGs in the zone although with slight margins.

The state resident electoral commissioner, Hassaa Pai announced late last night that collation of results from the local government areas would commence at 6am today.

The PDP was all jitters soon after the close of voting in the election yesterday with its flag bearer alleging that the poll was programmed to deny him a second term.

Wada said there was a plot to rig the election and alter the people’s will.

A visibly irked Wada told reporters after casting his vote at about 3.40pm that he should not have been treated so shabbily in his own unit where a card reader malfunctioned and accreditation continued beyond 1pm.

He complained bitterly about the delay, but did not name those he suspected of engineering the plot.

Wada arrived at his polling unit at about 3.30pm, but had to wait in his car for 10 minutes before voting.

When he arrived, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officials were still stamping the ballot papers. He was the first to vote.

After voting, he said: “quite unfortunately, from what I’ve seen here, there seems to be a deliberate attempt to frustrate all this mass of people who have come out here to exercise their civic responsibility.

“I’m not happy at the slow pace. Why are we voting at this time? There were incidence forms, they should have started using them earlier.

“We kept waiting after accreditation to start voting. It’s wrong the way they’re going about it, signing the ballot papers now, which should have been done earlier.

“They have no excuse. Nobody has given any credible excuse for the slow pace of work here. This is why people are insinuating that there is a deliberate attempt to deny many people of an opportunity to vote, which is wrong. There is no need for that. Let’s have a process which is credible, then everybody will go home, whatever happens.”

Wada said state-wide, he received reports of ballot boxes snatching in some local government areas and some wards such as Ogodo and Iyano, as well as stuffing of ballot boxes with thumb printed ballot papers.

“All this are going to be documented and pursued with INEC, because after all the voter education and all that, it will be sad for our country when such things are allowed to happen. It should be a free and fair competition and I don’t know why people are doing this.

“Some individuals have been mentioned. We’ll pursue it with INEC at the appropriate time. There are issues of fake soldiers, fake policemen intimidating people at the voting point. These are completely unnecessary.

“What is the point of having periods of campaign to convince voters to vote for you if some devious people go about planning to bring in fake soldiers, fake policemen to disrupt the process? It’s unfortunate,” he said.

According to the governor, who did not name names, the plot was hatc?hed in Kogi rather than Abuja.

“I’m not suspecting the involvement of the Federal Government. This is a local arrangement here in Kogi State.

“What is next is that we’ll wait, collate all the reports and whatever result is declared we’ll have our position after that,” he said.

On the turnout, he said: “It has been very impressive. People are very enthusiastic. And this is where the frustration sets in. This is why we need an expeditious process for people to where the frustration sets in. This is why we need an expeditious process for people to discharge their responsibilities and go home. That’s how it should be.”

Accreditation of voters began on time in various polling units in Kogi East Senatorial Zone. At Government Secondary School, Anyigba, voters queued up to get accredited.

There was heightened security presence on the roads, with police officers and soldiers mounting several road blocks and conducting searches on motorists, even those conveying journalists.

However, there were several reports of card readers malfunctioning in some units, including Wada’s in Odu Ogboyaga market in Dikena LGA.

Due to the malfunctioning card reader and lack of incidence forms, accreditation continued in Wada’s unit until about 2pm. However, accreditation was over on time in some other polling units visited.

In Ita-Aja 1 polling unit, Anyigba, Dekina, less than 10 persons were left on the queue for accreditation before 1pm. The situation was calm. Voters said the card reader did not malfunction, with a Polling Officer confirming that all the card readers were working well.

Due to shortage of incidence forms in some polling units, officials had to resort to using papers to enter voters’ details.

In Unit 012, Anyigba, the polling officer complained of biometric authentication failure for many voters, adding that there was just one incident form.

At Odu-Ogbaloto unit, Ward 1, in Dekina, a PDP leader, Patrick Shaibu, said the only problem was that of malfunctioning card readers.

In some units, electoral officers had to use detergents and sanitisers to clean fingers, as card readers failed to recognise some.

The incidence forms for those who failed biometric accreditation were used up in some units, with electoral officers resorting to writing on papers.

A Polling Officer said an order was been given to “get a sheet of paper for those whose fingerprints can not be authenticated.”

Wada arrived his unit by 11.20am for accreditation, but it was not a smooth process for him. The Card Reader failed to verify his Permanent Voter Card. He was not accredited until about 20 minutes after his arrival. Several attempts to make the card reader work failed.

The presiding officer, in a shaky voice, said: “His Excellency needs an incidence form.”

A furious Wada said: “How can that happen?”

His wife, Halima, could not find her name on the register and also had to fill an incidence form.

Wada said he was troubled by the reports he received earlier in the day. According to him, despite the heavy deployment of police and soldiers, there were still incidences of thuggery.

Asked if he was confident of victory despite the challenges he observed, he said: “By the grace of God if it’s free and fair I’ll win.”

On the alleged acts of thuggery, he said: “It is good the whole place is being militarised. That will prevent thuggery but thugs are still operating!?”

On his wife Halima’s name not found on the voters’ register, Wada said:? “My wife’s card was recognised and her name is on the register, but they did not find her name on the sheets they’re using. So, she had to fill an incidence form.

“The incidences I’m hearing about are troubling. I will not rush to judgment. I just hope the authorities are listening and will take immediate action, because this election is a litmus test on Nigeria’s democracy.

“There is a lot of enthusiasm. People want to exercise their civil rights and responsibilities. It is the opportunity to do so that is being denied many of them by the failure of this equipment. It’s mind-boggling that in a single election in our country in one day, card readers are disappointing us. Something needs to be done.

“There was a failure of the card reader. How can that happen? In a single election, one day in the whole of Nigeria? How can we have card reader incidents? INEC said they were providing backups. There were so many people here who are going to be completely disenfranchised. This

There was a failure of the card reader. How can that happen? In a single election, one day in the whole of Nigeria? How can we have card reader incidents? INEC said they were providing backups. There were so many people here who are going to be completely disenfranchised. This is wrong!

“They said they have few incidence forms and there is no photocopy machine here! So, how are people going to vote?

“It seems to be a deliberate attempt to frustrate the whole process. I am going to call the REC (Resident Electoral Commissioner) now when I leave here, and I hope that they can do something about it.

“Most Nigerians were looking forward to this election. Before I came here, I believed that the whole process was free and fair, with the massive security.”

Deputy Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Dr Nnamdi Nwiyi, debunked reports of a security lockdown of Dekina.

According to him, there was an incident in a polling unit which led to protests. He said it resulted in the INEC officials leaving, making it impossible for accreditation to begin.

Nwiyi said only one unit was affected, and that it did not amount to a serious security issu?e. He said electoral officers addressed the problem.

He said: “Security officials will not be caught napping. So far, I’ll say that it has been generally orderly. Everything has been peaceful but we’ll not rest on our oars. We have to be extra-vigilant and more cautious to ensure there will be no embarrassment to Nigerians and Kogi people.

“I received the report about a lockdown. It was Ward 003 or 004 in Dekina. We heard the indigenes were having issues and the electoral officials had to take the materials back to their office. It was a message I got from security and intelligence reports. But I believe INEC would be able to sort it out. Apart from that, our men have been giving us positive news from the field.”

On allegations of thuggery, Nwini said: “If he (Wada) mentioned specific names I’m sure security would have been beefed up in those places.”

Urging voters to remain law-abiding, he said: “I think Nigeria should be getting more mature by now with our experience with elections. The issue is that the awareness is now high.? Voter apathy has been removed. However, politicians and the National Orientation Agency still have a lot of work to do on issues of orderly conduct during elections.

“It is only when people have trust in the result that we can get it right. But so far, I’ll give a pass-mark to what I’ve seen on the field.”

Wada’s wife Halima said the huge turnout of women was an indication of how much they love her and the governor.

“Our people love us. That’s why they’re coming out. I’m always among them. So once they see me they’re happy to be with me. We’ve done our homework and our people have accepted us, so why won’t they allow them to vote?” she said.


http://thenationonlineng.net/kogi-wada-kicks-as-early-results-favour-audu/

I quickly scrolled to see the newspaper bearing the news. Ah.. TINUBU's THE NATION NEWSPAPER.

The most deceptive media outlet since Nigeria became independent.

Ankpa - APC 22983, PDP 14731

Audu is increasing the momentum as his lead in the poll base on so far declared results is becoming unassailable. He is leading his closest rival, Wada in this case with 23849 votes after 14 LGA'S were declared. He won in 10 LGA'S while Wada won in 4.