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    Anambra Polls: Soludo takes early lead, wins 10 LGAs out of 11

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorNovember 7, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate of the ongoing Anambra State governorship election, Charles Soludo, has taken the lead ahead of other candidates.

    The former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) won 10 of the 11 local government areas that been announced by the electoral officers.

    Collation of results is underway at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headquarters in Awka.

    Other candidates contesting for the Anambra governorship seat include: Senator Andy Uba of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Mr Valentine Ozigbo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Senator Ifeanyi Ubah of the Young Progressive Party (YPP).

    From the results announced so far, Soludo has managed to garner a total of 66,388 votes.

    • Anambra Polls: Soludo votes after five-hour delay by INEC

    He is followed by Ozigbo, Uba, and Ubah, who scored 29,815, 23,587, and 14,332 votes respectively.

    In Dunukofia LG, APGA scored 4,124 votes, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), 1,680 while the All Progressives Congress (APC) had 1,991.

    In Awka South LGA, APGA polled 12,891 votes, PDP – 5,498, and APC – 2,595.

    For Oyi LG, APGA won with 6,133 votes, followed by the APC- 2,830, and PDP – 2,484, while in Ayamelum LG, the results are as followed: APGA – 3,424, PDP- 2,804, APC – 2,409.

    Anambra East LGA recorded the following result: APGA – 9,746, APC – 2,034, and PDP – 1,380.

    Results from Anaocha Local Government Area showed that APGA had 6,911 votes, PDP – 5,108, and APC – 2,085.

    The election result in Idemili South LGA is as followed: APGA -2,312; PDP -2,016; APC – 1,039 and YPP -752.

    Election result from Onitsha South LGA saw the parties polling these votes: APC: 2,050; APGA – 4,281; PDP – 2,253 and YPP – 271 and for Njikoka LG, it was the APC – 3,216; APGA – 8,803; PDP – 3,409 and YPP – 924.

    For Nnewi North LGA, it was APC – 1,278; APGA -3,369; PDP -1,511 and YPP – 6,485

    Orumba South had the following result: APC – 2,060; APGA – 4,394; PDP -1,672
    YPP – 887.

    Results from 10 more local government areas have yet to be announced.

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