Governor Dankwambo loses Gombe North Senatorial District to APC
Mr Dankwambo's 88,016 votes was not enough to clinch the Gombe North Senatorial district in the state.
Mr Dankwambo's 88,016 votes was not enough to clinch the Gombe North Senatorial district in the state.
Mr Abubakar won in eight of the nine LGAs.
Mr Ubah defeated his closest challenger, Chris Uba of the PDP
Results from 12 local governments are still expected.
Mr Buhari's campaign also made other allegations.
Mr Faleke won with 25,195 votes
The winner is a former attorney general in the state.
Mr Buhari maintains a steady wide margin ahead of his closest challenger.
Results from eight more local government areas are being expected.
The elected lawmakers will be in charge of legislative duties for the next four years.
APC won all the elections in Adebayo Shittu's polling unit.
The result was announced late evening at the polling unit by INEC ad-hoc staff.
The Nigerian army described the claims as bogus and an outright falsehood.
Results of the polls from other towns in the territory are being awaited.
The presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, also won in the Mr Saraki's polling unit.
The PDP defeated its main challenger, APC, in all the results in the polling unit.
Lai Mohammed voted at his PU 06, Oro, Irepodun Local Government Area of Kwara State.
The president scored 523 votes while the presidential candidate of the PDP, Atiku Abubakar, got only 3 votes.
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