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INEC Reopens Collation Centre In Delta, Atiku Beating Buhari Hands Down In Four LGAs
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has reopened its collation centre in Asaba, the Delta State capital for the announcement of the results of the presidential election across the 25 local government areas of the state.
The INEC’s Resident Electoral Commissioner in the state, Dr. Cyril Omorogbe who earlier announced the closure of collation and announcement at about 00:38 hours Sunday night after declaring four LGAs earlier, said the
declaration of the results for the remaining 21 LGAs would resume later today at 7:am.
In the four LGAs earlier declared, the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar polled a huge number of vote cast against the APC presidential candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, thus clearing all four LGA’s.
Below are the presidential election results earlier released by INEC:
Aniocha North LGA:
PDP – 12,996 votes
APC – 3,674 votes
ADC – 30 votes
DPP – 21 votes
AAC – 12 votes
Oshimili North:
PDP – 19,700 votes
APC – 1,960 votes
Patani LGA:
PDP – 17,028
APC – 4,789
Ika North East LGA
PDP – 29,331 votes
APC – 5,265 votes
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