The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, Sunday declared the candidate of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Dr Stephen Odey, winner of Saturday’s Cross River north Senatorial by-elections.

While PDP candidate Mrs Maria Akwaji also emerged victorious at the Obudu State Constituency by-elections.

The Collation Officer for the senatorial by-election, Prof. Ameh Akoh of Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ikwo, Ebonyi State, who announced the result said, the PDP candidate, Dr Stephen Odey scored 129,207 votes to defeat other Eight contestants.

According to him, the candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Joe Agi (SAN) scored 19,165 votes to place second while African Democratic Congress, Mr Gregory Agam came third with 388 votes among others.

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“The PDP candidate having scored the highest number of votes cast is hereby declared the winner in line with electoral guidelines, ” he stated.

Also, PDP candidate Mrs Maria Akwaji emerges winner in the Obudu State Constituency by-elections by scoring 32,166 votes to defeat her closest rival, Mr Abor Adaji of APC who scored 3,546 votes.

The Collation Officer, Prof. Abel Ezeoha of the Alex Ekwueme Federal University of Technology, Ikwo Ebonyi State announced the result after Collation from different polling units.

By this result, she takes over the seat of her husband who died a few months ago as the member representing Obudu State Constituency in House.

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According to INEC, Nine Political Parties contested for the senatorial by-election and six for the assembly. The senatorial by-election followed the death of Sen. Rose Oko who died a few months ago in London

In his reaction, a PDP agent, Engr. Thomas Aruku described the party’s victory as well deserved.

“I see the victory as a well deserved because among all the political parties in this election, it was the PDP that crisscrossed the 54 electoral wards. So, to me, we are just reaping the fruit of our labour, ” he said.

senatordave1:
The Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, Sunday declared the candidate of People’s Democratic Party, PDP, Dr Stephen Odey, winner of Saturday’s Cross River north Senatorial by-elections.
While PDP candidate Mrs Maria Akwaji also emerged victorious at the Obudu State Constituency by-elections.
The Collation Officer for the senatorial by-election, Prof. Ameh Akoh of Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ikwo, Ebonyi State, who announced the result said, the PDP candidate, Dr Stephen Odey scored 129,207 votes to defeat other Eight contestants.
According to him, the candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Joe Agi (SAN) scored 19,165 votes to place second while African Democratic Congress, Mr Gregory Agam came third with 388 votes among others.
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“The PDP candidate having scored the highest number of votes cast is hereby declared the winner in line with electoral guidelines, ” he stated.
Also, PDP candidate Mrs Maria Akwaji emerges winner in the Obudu State Constituency by-elections by scoring 32,166 votes to defeat her closest rival, Mr Abor Adaji of APC who scored 3,546 votes.
The Collation Officer, Prof. Abel Ezeoha of the Alex Ekwueme Federal University of Technology, Ikwo Ebonyi State announced the result after Collation from different polling units.
By this result, she takes over the seat of her husband who died a few months ago as the member representing Obudu State Constituency in House.
ALSO READ: APC wins Imo North Senatorial by-election without candidate
According to INEC, Nine Political Parties contested for the senatorial by-election and six for the assembly. The senatorial by-election followed the death of Sen. Rose Oko who died a few months ago in London
In his reaction, a PDP agent, Engr. Thomas Aruku described the party’s victory as well deserved.
“I see the victory as a well deserved because among all the political parties in this election, it was the PDP that crisscrossed the 54 electoral wards. So, to me, we are just reaping the fruit of our labour, ” he said.
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Kyase:

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senatordave1:


Apc is far better than pdp in rigging.look at the nonsense from pdp.compare this to apc victory in katsina

senatordave1:


Apc is far better than pdp in rigging.look at the nonsense from pdp.compare this to apc victory in katsina

Kyase:


APC are matured riggers na..
If only they wanted, Buhari could've got around 29million votes in 2019...
But they had to be moderate, something pdp Lacks

senatordave1:


Apc is far better than pdp in rigging.look at the nonsense from pdp.compare this to apc victory in katsina

asobo:
Congratulations to him.
Cross was rigged but Lagos wasn't rigged receive sense.

LeoThaGreat:
This shows Cross Riverians put their money where their mouth is, a.k.a coming out to vote, unlike Lagosians that complain every second and still don't vote their preferred candidate out of the 13 on the ballot box.
All votes in yesterday's Lagos East election is about 24,000, yet the PDP candidate that ran for the same post last year scored 90,000+ as second runner up.
Kaoli Olusanya lamented at Ìkòròdú town hall to his APC members that Ìkòròdú district scored just 45,000 votes in the last governorship election for APC; now the entire Lagos East across all parties scored 24,000
Lagosians are not worth fighting for.

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talk2maurice:


How much?

LeoThaGreat:
This shows Cross Riverians put their money where their mouth is, a.k.a coming out to vote, unlike Lagosians that complain every second and still don't vote their preferred candidate out of the 13 on the ballot box.
All votes in yesterday's Lagos East election is about 24,000, yet the PDP candidate that ran for the same post last year scored 90,000+ as second runner up.
Kaoli Olusanya lamented at Ìkòròdú town hall to his APC members that Ìkòròdú district scored just 45,000 votes in the last governorship election for APC; now the entire Lagos East across all parties scored 24,000
Lagosians are not worth fighting for.

chinchum:
misinformation should not be encouraged, fake news is really bad . The total votes in Lagos east election was not 24,000 or in the neighbourhood of 24,000.