February 25, 2025

The All Progressives Congress has won the presidential election in the polling unit of Vice President Yemi Osibanjo in the Ikenne area of Ogun State.

Osinbajo, who voted at his polling unit in Ojurege ward 1, polling unit 14 in the Ikenne Local Government Area of the state, helped the APC presidential candidate, Bola Tinubu, garner 33 votes.

Peter Obi of the Labour Party polled nine votes, while Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party polled seven votes.

Sixty voters out of the 110 registered voters at the polling unit participated in the election which had eight voids.

Contradictorily, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has lost the presidential election in the Angwarimi Ward, GRA A1, LERCEST Office in Keffi, Nasarawa State to the Labour Party.

Peter Obi of the Labour Party won the unit with 132 votes, while the APC received 85 votes for second place.

Senatorial Position: APC (55), PDP (22), LP (42), NNPP (4), SDP (184), ADC (1), and ZLP (3); seven votes were counted as invalid (7).

For the Position of House of Representatives: APC (46), PDP (41), LP (30), NNPP (4), AA (21), SDP (159), ADC (2), APGA (1), while invalid votes were sixteen (16).

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may have missed

Oyo Security Summit 2025 Sets To Address Security Challenges in Oyo Town, Neighbouring Communities In response to growing security concerns in Oyo Town and its surrounding communities, stakeholders, security experts, and community leaders will gather for the Oyo Security Summit 2025. The event aims to discuss critical security issues and develop actionable solutions to enhance safety in the region. Event Details: 📍 Venue: Adebayo D-Gov Events Centre, Along Ilora Road, Before Tees Hotel, Oyo 📅 Date: Thursday, 27th February 2025 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM Organized by the Omo Iya Kunmi Foundation, the summit will bring together key figures from law enforcement, traditional institutions, civil society, and the local business community to engage in meaningful discussions about security threats and preventive measures. The forum will explore topics such as: Community-based security strategies Collaboration between security agencies and local vigilantes The role of technology in crime prevention Youth engagement in security initiatives The Oyo Security Summit 2025 is expected to produce a framework for sustainable security solutions that can be implemented at both grassroots and governmental levels. Residents, business owners, and concerned citizens are encouraged to attend and contribute to the discussions.

Oyo Security Summit 2025 Sets To Address Security Challenges in Oyo Town, Neighbouring Communities

February 25, 2025
APC-Logo1 (1)

Enugu APC Crisis: Factional Chair Announces Agballa, Others Expulsion 

February 25, 2025
court

Court Sentences Two Ekiti Teachers To 44 Years In Prison For Raping Their Pupils

February 25, 2025
Oba Oladipo Olaitan Emerges New Afenifere Leader The Deputy Leader of the Pan-Yoruba socio-cultural group, Afenifere, Oba Oladipo Olaitan, has emerged as the new leader of the foremost Yoruba group. Oba Olaitan assumed leadership following the death of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, as he was unanimously elected as the new leader. This was contained in a statement by the Secretary-General of the group, Chief Sola Ebiseni, who said Oba Olaitan would serve as the acting leader until the final burial of the late leader, Adebanjo. Ebiseni stated that the decision to appoint Oba Olaitan was reached after the general meeting of Afenifere, held at the country home of the late leader, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, in Isanya Ogbo, Ogun State. He said, ”The meeting considered the recommendations of the National Caucus and approved the appointment of Oba Oladipo Olaitan as the new Leader of Afenifere. “Oba Olaitan will function as the leader in an acting capacity until after the final burial of Papa Ayo Adebanjo, when he will officially assume office as the substantive leader. “Oba Olaitan was called to the Nigerian Bar as a lawyer in 1971, served as a Political Adviser to Governor Lateef Jakande, and was a member of the Lagos State Executive Council between 1979 and 1983. He was also elected as a member of the House of Representatives and served as the Leader of the Alliance for Democracy (AD) in the House from 1999 to 2003. “He has been a member of Afenifere for over 45 years, serving in various capacities, including as National Financial Secretary under the leadership of Chief Reuben Fasoranti and as Deputy Leader under Chief Ayo Adebanjo.” In his acceptance speech, Oba Olaitan committed himself to upholding the ideals of Afenifere as a socio-political organization and an unwavering advocate of restructuring and true federalism. He pledged to ensure the unity of the organization. Ebiseni noted that the meeting formally acknowledged the passing of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, recognizing his immense contributions to nation-building, as reflected in the glowing tributes from various individuals and groups in Nigeria and beyond. “The meeting commiserated with the children and immediate family members of our late leader and commended them for their tireless and gracious engagement with the large number of people who visit the Lekki, Lagos, and Isanya Ogbo, Ogun State residences to pay their respects.” Speaking on the country’s security challenges, Afenifere condemned the worsening security situation. Ebiseni said, “Members received reports of a young man, Prince Eniola Ojajuni, whose ordeal in the den of kidnappers has been circulating on social media for nearly a week. “The meeting called on the governments of Ondo and Kogi states, around whose common boundary the kidnapping reportedly took place, and the relevant security agencies to act without further delay and ensure the young man’s rescue and safety.” He added that the meeting was attended by delegates from the six South-West states, as well as Kogi, Kwara, and the Itsekiri of Delta State. Notable attendees included Oba Oladipo Olaitan, Senator Femi Okunrounmu, Senator Gbenga Kaka, Pekun Awobona, Chief Tola Mobolurin, Tokunbo Ajasin, and Engr. Bayo Adenekan. Others in attendance included Hon. Leke Mabinuori, Olayemi Olajuyinu, Olu Pessu, Chief Olusegun Olawoyin, Chief Sola Ebiseni, and Justice Faloye.

Oba Oladipo Olaitan Emerges New Afenifere Leader

February 25, 2025
Allen-Onyema

Air Peace Explains Why Aircraft Couldn’t Land In Ekiti

February 25, 2025
Court

Osun Election Chief Sues IG Over Staff Arrests, Office Sealing 

February 25, 2025