Nigeria Presidential Election Result

Nigeria Presidential Election Result.

Goodluck Jonathan of PDP has been Declared Winner Of Nigeria 2011 Presidential Election - INEC at 8:40 PM on the 18th of April, 2011 by the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Professor Attahiru Jega.

This page is constantly being updated as the Nigeria Presidential election results and reports trickled in.

The winner must fulfill these conditions:
1) Win majority votes
2) Win 25% (1/4) of the votes in 24 (2/3) of the States including FCT.

Jonathan's ward at Otuabula: Registered - 931; accredited - 480; voted - 424; invalid - 11; PDP - 413

The Pooling Unit where General Buhari cast his vote Result depicts KT20/10/01/003

EC 8A for Kofar Baru III polling unit in Sarkin Yara A ward in Daura LG.
Registerd voters: 764
Accredited and voted- 510.
CPC: 494, PDP: 0, ANPP:4, ACN: 2, ADC: 1, NCP: 1, BNPP: 3
Rejected ballots: 3 Spoiled ballots: 2 Unsused ballot paper: 170 Total Ballot papers issued to polling unit: 700

Nigeria Presidential Election Result : The Vice - President lost in his own pooling booth.

FCT: PDP-253,444; CPC-131,576; ACN-2,323
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ABIA:
PDP 1,175,984 98.96% ACN 4,392 0.37% CPC 3,743 0.31% ANPP 1,455 0.12%----------------------------------------------------------------------------

ADAMAWA : PDP – 508,314; CPC – 344,526; ACN – 32,786; ANPP - 2706;
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AKWA IBOM:
PDP: 1,165,629
CPC: 148
ACN: 54
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ANAMBRA: ACN 3437, ANPP 975, CPC 4,223, PDP 1,145,169.
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BAUCHI:

CPC: 1,315,209
PDP: 258, 404
ACN: 16,674
ANPP: 8777
FRESH: 1,378
BNPP: 2694
as announced by the State Coalition Officer, Prof. Muhammad A. Muhammad
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PDP 504,811 99.63% CPC 691 0.14% ACN 370 0.07% PDC 241 0.05% ANPP 136 0.03%---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

BENUE: PDP: 694 776; ACN: 223 007; CPC: 109 680

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BORNO :
CPC 909,763 77.25%
PDP 207,075 17.58%
ANPP 37,279 3.17%
ACN 7,533
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CROSS RIVERS: PDP 605057; ACN 4808; CPC 3715; ANPP 2314
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DELTA:
PDP 1,378,851 98.59% CPC 8,960 0.64% ANPP 2,746 0.20% FRESH 1,595 0.11% ACN 1,310 0.09%---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

EBONYI: PDP 480, 572; ANPP – 14, 296; ACN – 1,102; CPC – 1,025; PDC – 1,794
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EDO: PDP – 543,173; ACN – 54,242; CPC – 17,795; ANPP - 2174
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EKITI: ACN 116,981 ANPP 1,482 CPC 2,689 PDP 135,009.

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ENUGU:

PDP: 802,144
CPC: 3,753
The returning officer is Prof. Bartholomew Okolo, VC of UNN.

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GOMBE:

CPC 459,898 59.73% PDP 290,347 37.71% ANPP 5,693 0.74% ACN 3,420 0.44% BNPP 1,764 0.23%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
BAYELSA:
PDP: 504811
CPC: 691
ACN: 370
ANPP: 136
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JIGAWA:
CPC 663,994 58.21% PDP 419,252 36.75% ACN 17,355 1.52% ANPP 7,673 0.67%------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IMO: ACN 14,821 ANPP 2520 CPC 7591 PDP 1,381,357.
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KADUNA: CPC – 1,334,244; PDP -1,190,179; ANPP – 17,301; ACN – 11, 278

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KANO:
CPC 1,624,543 60.77% ANPP 526,310 19.69% PDP 440,666 16.48% ACN 42,353 1.58%------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

KATSINA: CPC: 864,343; PDP: 282,477
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NASARAWA: CPC - 278390; PDP – 17334; ACN – 1204; ANPP - 1047

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ONDO:

PDP: 387,376
ACN: 74,253
CPC: 11, 890
ANPP: 6741

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OGUN: ACN 199,555-PDP 309,177-CPC 17,654- ANPP 2969

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OYO: ACN 252,240 ANPP 7,156 CPC 92,396 PDP 484,758.
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KEBBI:
CPC 501,453 54.26% PDP 369,198 39.95% ACN 26,171 2.83% PMP 3,918 0.42% ANPP 3,298 0.36%
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KOGI:
PDP: 399,816
CPC: 132,201
ACN: 6,516
ANPP: 16,491 announced by INEC's Chief Collation Officer in the state , A. H. Rafindadi

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KWARA:

PDP: 268,243 (64.7%)
CPC: 83,603
ACN: 62, 434
ANPP: 1672

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LAGOS:

PDP: 1,281,688
ACN: 427,203
CPC: 189,983, announced by INEC Chief Collation Officer for Lagos state, Bola Akintehinwa
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NIGER:
CPC 652,574 64.03% PDP 321,429 31.54% ACN 13,344 1.31% ANPP 7,138 0.70%--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OGUN:

PDP: 309,177
ACN: 199,555
CPC: 17,654
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Ondo State : ACN : 74253, CPC : 888 ANPP: 6741 PDP : 387376
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OSUN:

Collated results: PDP: 188,409
CPC: 6,997
ACN: 299, 711
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PLATEAU:
PDP 1,029,865 72.98% CPC 356,551 25.27% ACN 10,181 0.72% ANPP 5,235 0.37%-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
RIVERS:
PDP 1,817,762 98.04% ACN 16,382 0.88% CPC 13,182 0.71% PDC 1,646 0.09% ANPP 1,449 0.08%------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SOKOTO:

ACN 20,144
CPC 540,769
PDP 309,057
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TARABA:
PDP 451,354 61.07% CPC 257,986 34.91% ACN 17,791 2.41% PDC 2,163 0.29%
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YOBE:

ACN 6,069
CPC 337,537
PDP 117,128
ANPP 143,179

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ZAMFARA:
CPC 624,515 66.25% PDP 238,980 25.35% ANPP 46,554 4.94% ACN 17,970 1.91%------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

UPDATE ON 17TH APRIL 2011, Nigeria Presidential Election Results - Jonathan Leads in S-West.

Lagos
Bayo Olumide Ireakari Estate Isolo Booth
ACN - 37
CPC - 78
PDP - 337

Zaria Emir's Palace
Booth 001:
ACN-7,
ANPP-18,
PDP-31,
CPC-422;
Booth 002:
CPC-621,
PDP-26;
Booth 003:
ACN-5,
ANPP-4,
CPC-489,
PDP-15

CPC leads in all the seven polling units in Kano government house scoring 2478; ANPP - 456; PDP - 234; ACN- 41

Toungo Ward, Toungo Primary School, Yola Town, Adamawa State. Unit 010/010/21/02 CPC 319, PDP 105, ACN 8, ANPP 4, FRESH 1, PPP 1, BNPP 1, PDC 2.
Unit 009/010/21/02 CPC 311, PDP 149, ACN 11, ANPP 3, PPP 3, ADC 2, NCP 1, SDMP 1, FRESH 3, PMP 1, NNDP 1, MPPP 1.
Unit 006/010/21/02 CPC 309, PDP 60, ACN 14, ADC 1, ANPP 5, FRESH 1, PDC 1, PPP 2.
Unit 005/010/021/02 CPC 296, PDP 82, ACN 5, ANPP 4, APS 1, BNPP 2, FRESH 3, NCP 6, NNPP 1, PDC 1, SDMP 1, PMP 2.
Toungo Ward, Mafias Quarters Unit 007/010/21/02 CPC 374, PDP 96, ACN 41, ANPP 2, APS 1, BNPP 2, FRESH 1, NCP 3, NTP 1, PDC 2, PMP 1, PPP 1, UNDP 1.

Salvation Army- Enugu North
03/014
PDP = 409
CPC = 2
PDC = 1
Methodist, Enugu North 03/016
PDP = 878
CPC = 7
ANPP =3
FRESH =1
PDC =5
INVALID =13
Carter,Ogui- Enugu North - 03/011
PDP = 1018
CPC = 1
PDC = 4
invalid = 6

State: Lagos State
Local Government Area: Ifako/Ijaiye
Ward: H2
1. Unit 20
PDP – 172
ACN – 56
CPC – 46
PPP – 2
NCP - 1
VOID – 11

2. Unit 021
PDP – 84
ACN – 50
CPC – 19

3. Unit 015
PDP – 212
ACN – 112
CPC – 53
PPP – 4
ANPP – 1
SDMP – 1
BNPP – 1
ADC – 1
PDC – 1
FRESH – 1

4. Unit 016
PDP – 123
ACN – 66
CPC – 34
FRESH – 2
PDC - 2
ANPP – 1
ADC – 1
PPP – 1

Unit 004
PDP – 190
ACN – 63
CPC – 63
ANPP – 2
ADC – 1
PPP – 1
UNDP – 1
APS – 1
MPPP – 1

Unit 02
PDP – 160
ACN – 41
CPC – 63
ANPP – 1
UNPD - 1
PPP – 3
BNPP – 1

Unit 066
PDP – 185
ACN – 131
CPC – 27
NCP – 2
PDC – 2
PPP – 1
UNDP – 1
ADC – 1
APS – 1
BNPP - 1

JUBILEE ESTATE,IKORODU,LAGOS:

ACN 120
ANPP 2
ADC 1
CPC 94
NCNP 1
NCP 3
PDP 266

With the outcome of pools in Lagos, i have no difficulty believing that Tinubu has conspired against Ribadu to deliver the state to GEJ.

Lagos Polling unit 001

PDP. . . .113. . . .75.3%
ACN. . . .16. . . . .10.6%
NTP. . . .1. . . . . , 0.7%
CPC. . . .18. . . .12%
PDC. . . . .1. . . .0.7%
NCP. . . . .1. . . .0.7%

Lagos Polling Unit 007

PMP. . . .1. . . . . .0.75%
FRESH PARTY. . . .1. . .0.75%
PDC. . . . 1. . . . .0.75%
ACN. . . .15. . . .11.3%
PDP. . . . 94. . . .70.7%
CPC. . . .21. . . .15.8%

Presidential Election Result, 16th April, 2011

New Oko-Oba, Lagos.

Unit 1:
ACN-61,CPC-150,PDP-217

Unit 2:
ACN-72,PDP-178,CPC-146

Unit 3:
ACN-40,PDP-168,CPC-214

LAGOS: Fashola's polling unit in Surulere: PDP - 141; CPC - 90; CAN - 140 Afo junction, Alausa unit: ACN - 166; PDP - 140; CPC - 27

Election results so far give Jonathan a comfortable lead in Lagos, the Niger Delta and parts of the south east.

GOMBE: Angry youths burn two Gombe line buses at INEC collation centre after security men tried to send them away.

BAUCHI: Security men shot into the air to disperse youths at INEC collation centre who said they are protecting their votes, they how ever seems too close to the venue.

The gory tales of the past have already been written but i am highly impressed that there could be a time when minds and spirits,the yearning and aspiration of Nigerians will coalesce in their desire for a better tomorrow,in their quest for greater ambitions,in their collective mission to bring guidance to a generation that has been manipulated and oppressed.As we have proven that our spirits cannot be broken by casting our votes without fear,i assure you the light at the end of the tunnel glows brighter and our steps are surer.As i watched the sun set yesterday,i am filled with hope because it signalled to me that our day of better surprises is drawing closer.God bless Nigeria!

It's so disheartnening that despite massive enligtenment going on electoral process,some youths could still allowed some greedy politicians to use them 2 unleash terrors on innocent people.If they kill all the civilians,who will the
supposed leader they're fighting for preside over?A question for them to ponder.

We will check mate them!!!!!!