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Full details of how Uzodimma won Imo guber poll

by Enyeh Julius Akpovire
November 12, 2023
in National, Politics
Full details of how Uzodimma won Imo guber poll

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The Independent National Electoral Commission has announced the Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, as the winner of the state governorship election held on Saturday.

The state Returning Officer for the election, Prof. Abayomi Fasina, who is also the Vice-Chancellor, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State, announced the results on Sunday morning at INEC’s state collation centre in Owerri, the state capital.

He declared Uzodimma of the All Progressives Congress as the winner of the election with 540,308, votes while Samuel Anyanwu of the Peoples Democratic Party came a distant second with a total of 71,503 votes.

Athan Achonu of the Labour Party polled 64,081 votes to come third in the election.

Anthony Ejiogu of the All Progressives Grand Alliance garnered 6,392 votes to come fourth and Jack Ogunewe of the Action Alliance came fifth with 5,756 votes.

The state’s Returning Officer said, “I, Prof. Abayomi Fasina, I was the Returning officer for the Imo state governorship election held on November 11, 2023. That the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Good Hope Uzodimma, having scored the highest number of votes and satisfied the requirements of the law, is hereby declared the winner of the election and returned elected.”

The results announced by INEC showed that Uzodimma swept all the 27 Local Government Areas of the state.

With this result, Uzodimma will be sworn – in for a second term in office on January 14, 2024.

Earlier, the State Agent of the LP, Callistus Ihejiagwa, was beaten and bundled out of the state Collation centre after he protested the results announced by the Local Government Areas Retuning officers.

He said that the results were manipulated in the favour of the APC candidate.

The state Agent of the PDP, Kissinger Ikeokwu, immediately left the collation centre.

However, PDP and LP had on Saturday night called for an outright cancelation of the poll.

The PDP candidate, Samuel Anyanwu, in a press conference, said that the election was rigged in the favour of Uzodimma.

Also, the deputy governorship candidate of the LP, Tony Nwulu, said that the security agents provided security for INEC staff and APC members to rig the poll.

He said that the position of his party was for INEC to cancel the election.

 

A breakdown of the collated results is as follows:

Owerri North LGA

Accredited voters: 18,398

APC – 8,536

LP – 4,386

PDP – 3,449

Valid votes – 17,440

Total votes cast – 18,016

Oru West LGA

Accredited voters: 42,965

APC – 38,026

LP – 1,867

PDP – 987

Total valid votes – 41,373

Total votes cast – 42,318

Njaba LGA

Accredited Voters: 12,098

APC – 8,110

LP – 995

PDP – 2,404

Valid votes – 11,736

Total votes – 12,030

Owerri Municipal LGA

Accredited voters: 11,110

APC – 5,324

LP – 2,914

PDP – 2,180

Valid votes – 10,813

Votes cast – 11,054

Nwangele LGA

Accredited voters: 33,259

APC – 29,282

LP – 895

PDP – 2,132

Valid votes – 32,597

Votes cast – 32,959

Orsu LGA

Accredited voters – 19,139

APC – 18,003

LP – 813

PDP – 624

Valid votes – 19,589

Votes cast – 19,795

Okigwe LGA

Accredited voters: 63,935

APC – 55,585

LP – 2,655

PDP – 1,688

Valid votes – 62,970

Total votes cast – 63,935

Onuimo LGA

Accredited voters: 18,405

APC – 13,434

LP – 1,753

PDP – 2,676

Valid votes – 18,240

Total votes cast – 18,276

Ideato South LGA

Accredited voters: 21,935

APC – 16,891

LP – 1,649

PDP – 2,469

Valid votes – 21,370

Total votes cast – 21,650

Ngor-Okpala LGA

Accredited voters: 22,111

APC – 14,143

LP – 2,716

PDP – 3,451

Valid votes – 21,492

Total votes cast – 22,003

Oru East LGA

Accredited voters: 74,324

APC – 67,315

LP – 3,443

PDP – 2,202

Valid votes – 74,286

Total votes cast – 74,290

Isu LGA

Accredited voters: 15,974

APC – 11,312

LP – 1,253

PDP – 2,508

Valid votes – 15,776

Total votes cast – 15,932

Ahiazu Mbaise LGA

Accredited voters: 16,097

APC – 8,369

LP – 2,214

PDP – 3,507

Valid votes – 15,353

Total votes cast – 15,878

Aboh Mbaise LGA

Accredited voters: 16,084

APC – 9,638

LP – 2,455

PDP – 1,724

Valid votes – 15,415

Total votes cast – 15,790

Nkwerre LGA

Accredited voters: 26,993

APC – 22,488

LP – 1,320

PDP – 2,632

Valid votes – 26,764

Total votes cast – 26,906

Owerri West LGA

Accredited voters: 16,296

APC – 9,205

LP – 2,597

PDP – 3,305

Valid votes – 15,712

Total votes cast – 16,223

Isiala Mbano LGA

Accredited voters: 15,911

APC – 10,860

LP – 2,419

PDP – 1,659

Valid votes – 15,202

Total votes cast – 15,531

Obowo LGA

Accredited voters: 22,214

APC – 17,514

LP – 3,404

PDP – 712

Total valid votes – 21,907

Total votes cast – 22,171

Ezinihitte Mbaise LGA

Accredited:16,971

APC – 8,473

LP – 3,332

PDP – 2,737

Valid votes – 16,282

Oguta LGA

Accredited voters: 64,260

APC – 57,310

LP – 1,941

PDP – 2,653

Valid votes – 63,675

Total votes cast – 63,947

Ikeduru LGA

Accredited voters: 33,662

APC – 22,356

LP – 1,377

PDP – 7,258

Valid votes – 32,183

Total votes cast – 32,712

Ehime Mbano LGA

Accredited voters: 13,027

APC – 6,632

LP – 4,958

PDP – 681

Valid votes – 12,484

Total votes cast – 12,782

Orlu LGA

Accredited voters: 49,229

APC – 37,614

LP – 2,424

PDP – 3,690

Valid votes – 48,027

Total votes cast – 48,386

Ohaji Egbema LGA

Accredited: 21,366

APC – 14,962

LP – 1,506

PDP – 3,694

Valid votes – 20,755

Total votes cast – 21,249

Ideato North LGA

Accredited voters: 9,609

APC – 5,271

LP – 1,522

PDP – 2,062

Valid votes – 9,161

Total votes cast – 9,550

Ihitte Uboma LGA

Accredited voters: 17,537

APC – 11,099

LP – 2,766

PDP – 3,077

Valid votes – 17,358

Total votes cast – 17,537

Mbaitoli LGA

Accredited Voters – 24,186

APC – 12,556

LP – 4,007

PDP – 5,343

Valid votes 23,014

Total votes cast 23,986

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