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Osun Decides: Official Results Released So Far

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4 years ago

July 16, 2022

Editor

Voting in Osun governorship election has ended. The results are coming in and it is looking like a two-horse race between Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s Senator Ademola Adeleke and the incumbent, Adegboyega Oyetola of All Progressives Congress, APC.

According to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, results are expected from 3,763 polling units; 332 ward collation centres, 30 LG collation centres, and to be collated at a State Collation Centre where the final declaration of results will be made.

Osun Decides-: LG Results

OSUN DECIDES: Stage is set for final collation of results

Odo Otin LGA Final Result

APC: 13,482

PDP: 14,000

Ife Central LGA Election Results

A: 202
AAC: 145
ADP: 374
APC: 17880
APM: 59
APP: 21
BP: 10
LP: 134
NNPP: 14
NRM: 29
PDP: 13532
PRP: 42
SDP: 50
YPP: 44
ZLP: 08

Ila-Orangun LGA.
PDP — 13,026

APC — 9,562

***OROLU LOCAL
A : 69
AAC: 55
ADP: 271
APC: 9928
APM:21
APP:14
BP: 15
LP: 32
NNPP: 04
NRM: 14
PDP: 10282
PRP: 18

Ifelodun LGA
A – 65
AAC – 93
ADP – 487
APC – 16,068
APM – 45
APP – 13
BP – 07
LP – 18
NNPP – 13
NRM – 17
PDP – 17,107
PRP – 31
SDP – 12
YPP – 47
ZLP – 13

**Ilesa West LGA Election Results

A: 106
AAC: 77
ADP: 407
APC: 10,777
APM: 48
APP: 22
BP: 09
LP: 40
NNPP: 13
NRM: 16
PDP: 13,769
PRP: 45
SDP: 21
YPP: 33
ZLP: 20

Atakumosa West LGA official result
A- 75
AAC- 35
ADP-178
APC- 6601
APM-25
APP-19
BP-4
LP-13
NNPP-9
NRM-21
PDP-7750
PRP-29
SDP-11
YPP-22
ZLP-2.

***Ifelodun LGA
Registered voters : 80,021

Accredited voters : 34,860
A – 65
AAC – 93
ADP – 487
APC – 16,068
APM – 45
APP – 13
BP – 07
LP – 18
NNPP – 13
NRM – 17
PDP – 17,107
PRP – 31
SDP – 12
YPP – 47
ZLP – 13

AYEDIRE LGA
APC- 7868

PDP- 7402

***OSOGBO LOCAL GOVERNMENT,

APC: 22,952

PDP: 30,401

Iwo local government
APC 17,421
PDP 16, 914

ILA LGA RESULT

PDP – 13,026
APC – 9,562

Atakumosa East LG

PDP – 7750

APC -6601

Osogbo LG

PDP 30401
APC 22952

Ward Results

Ward 03, Odo-Otin LGA

INEC office-LGA collation centre

AAC: 05

ADP: 10

APC: 895

APM: 01

APP: 00

BP: 00

LP: 00

NNPP: 00

NRM: 01

PDP: 910

PRP: 01

SDP: 00

YPP: 03

ZLP: 00

Ikija II, Ward 03 Election Results

Registered voters – 3443
Accredited voters – 1699

AAC: 0
ADP: 27
APC: 821
APM: 03
APP: 0
BP: 0
LP: 01
NNPP: 01
NRM: 01
PDP: 801
PRP: 01
SDP: 0
YPP: 01

Odo-Otin LGA

Result for Ward 12(ESA OTUN BAALE ODE)

A: 11
AAC: 2
ADP: 18
APC: 899
APM: 1
APP: 1
BP: 2
LP: 1
NNPP: 1
NRM: 1
PDP: 999
PRP: 2
SDP: 1
YPP: 8
ZLP: 1

Atakumosa West, Ward 3

Registered voters- 3844
Accredited voters- 1509

A- 6
AAC-1
ADP-15
APC-570
APP- 3
BP-0
LP-1
NNPP- 0
NRM-2
PDP- 867
PRP-3
SDP-1
YPP-5
SLP-1

Odo-Otin LGA
Results for Ward 07

A: 06
AAC: 04
ADP: 32
APC: 1099
APM: 03
APP: 00
BP:00
LP: 02
NNPP: 01
NRM: 02
PDP: 1217
PRP: 03
SDP: 02
YPP: 04
ZLP: 02

WARD 02
EDE NORTH LGA

Total Number Of Votes Cast 4297

Rejected votes: 61
Total valid votes: 4236

PDP: 3,262
ADP: 33
APC: 912
YPP: 07

Unit 13, ward 4, Isedo I, Ila-Orangun
(Polling unit of the House of Reps candidate for next year’s election, Akanni Olohunwa)

PDP 378
APC 199
NNPP 1
PRP 1

Ward 09, Ereja
Ilesa West LGA

A: 10
AAC: 06
ADP: 33
APC: 749
APM: 05
APP: 01
BP: 0
LP: 03
NNPP: 02
NRM: 0
PDP: 984
PRP: 06
SDP: 01
YPP: 01
ZLP: 01

Ward 5
Atakumosa West

Registered voters: 2758
Accredited voters : 1094

A- 1
AAC-0
ADP- 8
APC- 532
APM- 0
APP- 0
BP- 1
LP- 1
NNPP- 0
NRM- 1
PDP- 525
PRP-1
SDP- 0
YPP-2
ZLP-0

Valid votes- 1072
Rejected votes- 22
Votes cast- 1094

Results from Okuku

Ward 1 Unit 5

APC 121

PDP 120

ADP 3

AAC 2

ACCORD 5

Ward 1 Unit 1

APC 136

PDP 188

ACCORD 8M

ADP 2

APM I

LP 1

YPP 1

Ward 1 Unit 2

APC 136

PDP 144

(4) Ward 1 Unit 8

APC 49

PDP 103

Ward 1 Unit 3 (where Oyinlola voted in Okuku today)

APC 102

PDP 102

AYEDIRE LGA

Ward 07 ILEOGBO III

Registered voters- 3479
Accredited voters- 1723

A- 226
Aac- 04
ADP- 07
APC- 877
APM- 03
APP- 01
BP- 0
LP- 0
NNPP- 1
NRM- 0
PDP- 556
PRP- 0
SDP- 1
YPP- 0
ZLP- 1

Total valid votes- 1677

OSUN DECIDE 2022

ALAJUE 1 UNIT 5
PDP-296
APC-49

ALAJUE 1 WARD 4 UNIT 007 EDE.

APC-58
PDP-310

OBOKUN LOCAL GOVT WARD 008 OTAN ILE UNIT 005, INIGBO PRY SCH.

APC-112
PDP-215

DADA ESTATE OLORUNSOGO UNIT 001

PDP-468
APC-178

OSOGBO WARD 4 UNIT 1

PDP-348
APC-162
LP-03

WOLE OLA ESTATE OSOGBO WARD 4 UNIT 1

APC-162
PDP-348

JAGUNJAGUN WARD 3 UNIT 11 EDE SOUTT

PDP-378
APC-58

EDE SOUTH LOCAL GOVT WARD 02 UNIT 003

PDP-242
APC-81

EDE SOUTH LOCAL GOVT WARD 02 UNIT 004

PDP-232
APC-89

OBOKUN ESA OKE WARD 1 UNIT 19 AT THE FRONT OF FOODIES RESTAURANT

PDP-33
APC-04

EGBEDORE AWO ABUDO WARD 1 UNIT 1 TO 7

PDP-836
APC-362

EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 2

PDP-273
APC138

EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 4

PDP-232
APC-89

EDE SOUTH WARD 2 UNIT 5

PDP-72
APC-34

ADELEKE ESTATE WARD 16

PDP-640
APC-29

OWODE EDE WARD 5 UNIT 16.

APC-14
PDP-159

OFATEDO NEUBERTOSH
PDP-190
APC-25
DELE YES SIR, OFATEDO
PDP-168
APC-31
OLOKADA BUSTOP, OFATEDO
PDP-86
APC-46
IREPODUN WARD 8UNIT 4
PDP-155
APC-72
HON. WOLE OKE POLLING UNIT WARD 7 UNIT 10, OBOKUN.
PDP-441
APC-181

Osun Decides: Results

Osogbo Local Government Area of Osun State.

PU 039, Ward 04

ADP – 04

APC – 12

A – 0

AAC – 1

PDP – 20

LP – 0

PRP – 0

Unit 009, Ward 02 Ejigbo LGA:

PDP – 276

APC – 93

LP – 0

Unit 1, Ward 8, Ilesa, Ilesa East Local Government

APC- 164

PDP – 134

Ward 005, unit 004, AUD primary school, Ile-ogbo, Ayedire LG

Accord–100

PDP–44

APC–83

AAC–002

Ward 8 Unit 10 Ifelodun LG

Accord—1

ADP—1

APC—19

PDP—9

Unit 7, Ward 6 polling unit, Baptist Primary School, Sango area, Ikire, had 796 total registered voters.

ADP – 10

APC – 206

PDP – 184

LP – 1

SDP – 1

YPP – 1

Voided – 5

Unit 005, Ward 10, Ode Alaye, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-188

PDP-156

Ward 4 Unit 08 Iwo LG

ADP 04

APC 18

PDP 65

Void votes 05

Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

PDP 06

APC 05

LP 0

Unit 005, Ward 10, Ode Osa, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC- 219

PDP- 83

Unit 001, Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

PDP 205

APC 160

LP 01

Unit 003, Ward 10, Idi Obi, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-126

PDP-146

Unit 002, Ward 10, Railway Station, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-103

PDP-44

Unit 1, Ward 10, Saint Peter African school, Kuta, Ayedire LG

APC-165

PDP-169

Ward 4 Unit 1 Iwo LG

APC 132

PDP 186

LP 1

Ward: IJABE/ILA ODO

LGA: ODO-OTIN

APC: 43

PDP: 110

Ward 4, Unit 1, Osogbo

PDP 348

APC 162

LP 3

Unit 8, Ward 6, Baptist Primary School, Sango area, Ikire.

ADP – 9

APC – 126

PDP – 130

NRM- 1

PRP – 1

YPP – 1

Voided – 4

ADEBISI SHOPPING COMPLEX OWODE MARKET APOMU

Ward: ALAPOMU I (ODO-OSUN)

LGA: ISOKAN

APC: 17

PDP: 10

Unit 001, Ward 02, Ejigbo LGA:

PDP- 205

APC- 160

LP – 01

Ward 4 Unt 6 Iwo LG

ADP 07

PDP 178

APC 176

WARD 4 Iwo LG

Polling Unit 4

ADP 07

PDP 98

APC 46

LP 11

Unit 009, Ward 2, Asagba/Abegunde, Ede North Local Govt Area

Void – 1

APC – 23

PDP – 218

LP – Nil

Void – 1

Ward 4 unit 18 Aleko, Osogbo LGA.

APC- 104

PDP- 145

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Peter Obi Meets US Consul General, Hopes For Credible Polls In 2027

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11 hours ago

May 5, 2026

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Chieftain of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, Peter Obi on Tuesday held a meeting with United States Consul General, Mr Rick Swart.

Obi made this known via his X handle.

He said “This morning, in Lagos, I met with the U.S. Consul General, Mr Rick Swart, where we discussed strengthening the bilateral relationship. We focused on promoting credible elections in Nigeria, ensuring they are free from interference, and fostering a space where all political parties, especially opposition parties can thrive, and contribute.

“We also discussed trade and business opportunities between our countries. Accompanying me to the meeting was Dr Adefolaseye Adebomi Adebayo.

“The discussion was very productive, and we are hopeful that, moving forward, Nigeria’s elections will be even more credible and transparent.”

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BREAKING: 17 ADC Reps Follow Join NDC

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16 hours ago

May 5, 2026

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About 17 African Democratic Congress, ADC, lawmakers in the House of Representatives have defected to the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC.

This was disclosed by Speaker Abass Tajudeen on the floor of the House on Tuesday.

Tajudeen also announced the defection of Leke Abejide from the ADC to the All Progressives Congress, APC.

Lawmakers who defected to the NDC include Yusuf Datti, Uchenna Okonkwo, Adamu Wakili, Thaddeus Attah, George Ozodinobi, Lilian Orogbu, Oluwaseyi Sowunmi, Peter Aniekwe, Mukhtar Zakari, George Oluwande and Munachim Umezuruike.

Others are Emeka Idu, Jesse Onuakalusi, Ifeanyi Uzokwe, Afam Ogene and Abdulhakeem Ado.

This comes barely a day after former presidential candidates Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso defected from the ADC to the NDC.

Obi and Kwankwaso have pledged to continue their pursuit for a better Nigeria in the NDC.

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JUST IN: Why I left ADC For NDC With Kwankwaso – Peter Obi Opens Up

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2 days ago

May 4, 2026

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A former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has given reasons why he resigned from the African Democratic Congress, ADC, to join the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, alongside a former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso.

In a long post on X on Monday, Obi insisted it was not out of anger or ambition.

Rather, he said the move is a continuation of the quest to build a new Nigeria.

Obi wrote: “Yesterday, I formally joined the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC), alongside my dear brother, Engr. Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, with one clear purpose: to continue the struggle for a new Nigeria built on justice, competence, accountability, and compassion for the ordinary Nigerian.

“As I stated yesterday, this decision was not made out of anger, personal ambition, or convenience. It came after deep reflection on the present condition of our nation and the urgent need to rescue Nigeria from the dangerous path it is currently heading.

“Over the years, I have remained steadfast in my conviction that politics should never be about individuals, positions, or personal gain. It must be about the people, especially the millions of Nigerians who today can no longer afford necessities, whose businesses are collapsing, whose children are losing hope, and whose future is becoming increasingly uncertain.

“I left the ADC for the same reason I left the Labour Party: the severe, orchestrated litigation and internal crises deliberately designed to ensure that I, alongside many other notable individuals, do not effectively participate in the electoral process. I sincerely appreciate and remain deeply grateful to the Leadership of ADC for the opportunity to work together in pursuit of a better Nigeria. I am particularly grateful to ADC Chairman Senator David Mark for his exceptional Leadership. I also deeply appreciate my Leader and elder brother YE, Atiku Abubakar, as well as other respected leaders within the party.

“As we join the NDC, I sincerely appeal to the Nigerian Government against the encouragement of unresolved litigations and the infusion of crises within political parties. Democracy must never become a weapon against the people. A healthy democracy thrives on strong institutions, credible alternatives, and the freedom of citizens to make choices without intimidation, manipulation, or fear. Opposition parties must not be weakened or destroyed, because when democracy loses balance, the people ultimately suffer.

“Nigeria today is passing through one of the most difficult periods in its history. Poverty is rising. Hunger is widespread. Insecurity continues to threaten lives and livelihoods. Businesses are shutting down daily. Our young people are becoming discouraged, and many citizens have lost faith in the system. At a time like this, leadership must be driven not by propaganda or division, but by competence, capacity, character, and compassion.

“Our decision to join the NDC is therefore not an abandonment of values, but a continuation of the same mission we have always stood for: building a Nigeria where leadership is about service, where public resources are managed responsibly, where institutions function independently, and where every Nigerian, regardless of tribe, religion, region, or social status, can live with dignity, security, and hope.

“I remain committed to working with all Nigerians of goodwill across political, ethnic, and religious lines. The task before us is bigger than any individual or political party. It is about the future of our children and the survival of our dear nation.

“I thank Nigerians, especially our youths and women, for remaining peaceful, resilient, and hopeful despite the enormous challenges confronting the country. I urge you not to lose faith in Nigeria. Nations do not change because people surrender to hopelessness; they change because people continue to believe, continue to sacrifice, and continue to stand for what is right.”