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    Finally, INEC declares LP’s Alex Otti winner of Abia guber poll

    By National UpdateMarch 22, 2023 2023 general election No Comments3 Mins Read
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    At last, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared the Labour Party’s candidate, Alex Otti, winner of the Abia State governorship election after the eventual declaration, on Wednesday, of the results of the controversial Obingwa Local Government Area results.INEC waded into the controversy surrounding inflated figures in Obingwa to the tune of 86000 for the gubernatorial poll while accredited voters were less than 30, 000 as reflected by results of the winner of the House of Assembly in the same election conducted simulteneously.With the conclusion of the collation of the outstanding results of the election, the Peoples Democratic Party scored 9,962 votes, while the Labour Party, 3,776 votes in the LGA.

    Consequently, the LP won in 10 LGAs, the PDP in six LGAs, and the Young Progressives Party in one LGA.

    The governorship candidate of the Labour Party in Abia State, Chief Alex Otti, was, eventually declared winner of the 2023 governorship election in Abia State.

    Otti polled a total of 172,386 to defeat his closest rival and candidate of the PDP who scored 88,174.

    The Returning Officer, Prof. Nnenna Oti, declared the LP candidate the winner at the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Umuahia, the state capital, Wednesday afternoon after completing the suspended collation of results.

    The distribution of the governorship election results across the 17 LGAs of Abia State is as follows:

    (1) Aba North

    APC – 487
    APGA -1404
    APP- 549
    LP- 20974
    PDP- 4146
    YPP- 2296

    (2) Aba South

    APC – 487
    APGA – 1470
    LP – 20,974
    PDP – 4146
    YPP – 2296

    (3) Arochukwu

    APC -1082
    APGA -460
    APP- 893
    LP- 12689
    PDP- 1280
    YPP- 410

    (4) Bende

    APC – 2143
    APGA -947
    APP- 2733
    LP- 9886
    PDP- 5410
    YPP – 1667

    (5) Ikwuano

    APC -1198
    APGA- 499
    APP-515
    LP-7054
    PDP-2427
    YPP-270

    (6) Isialangwa North

    APC – 838
    APGA -225
    APP- 78
    LP- 7327
    PDP- 21741
    YPP 18

    (7) Isialangwa South

    APC – 1580
    APGA -366
    APP- 134
    LP- 7589
    PDP- 9093
    YPP 1691

    (8) Isuikwuato

    APC – 872
    APGA -3662
    APP-
    LP- 8228
    PDP- 2204
    YPP 0

    (9) Obingwa

    APC – 721
    APGA -1445
    APP- 192
    LP- 3776
    PDP- 9926
    YPP-3101

    (10) Ohafia

    APC – 1354
    APGA – 945
    APP – 1013
    LP – 11,848
    PDP – 4128
    YPP – 667

    (11) Osisioma

    APC – 504
    APGA – 292
    APP – 123
    LP – 7032
    PDP – 4697
    YPP – 8839

    (12) Ugwunagbor

    APC -375
    APGA- 398
    APP- 514
    LP- 2159
    PDP- 2538
    YPP- 1805

    (13) Ukwa East

    APC – 560
    APGA -646
    APP- 890
    LP- 2273
    PDP- 2329
    YPP – 759

    (14) Ukwa west

    APC – 1209
    APGA -830
    APP- 699
    LP- 2833
    PDP- 4622
    YPP – 890

    (15) Umuahia North

    APC – 7225
    APGA – 1816
    APP – 905
    LP – 27668
    PDP – 4843
    YPP – 2999

    (16) Umuahia South

    APC – 1398
    APGA – 1841
    LP – 16,187
    PDP – 4564
    YPP – 323
    APP – 562

    (17) Umunneochi

    APC – 2034
    APGA -581
    APP- 699
    LP- 5940
    PDP- 3198
    YPP – 314

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