Atiku leads in Delta
The PDP candidate clears 12 LGAs out of 13 declared in the state.
The PDP candidate clears 12 LGAs out of 13 declared in the state.
The APC candidates were declared winners, Monday
The results are currently being announced in Abuja with less than a third of Nigeria's 36 states already announced.
The Kebbi South Senatorial district comprises Zuru, Fakai, Sakaba, Danko/Wasagu, Shanga, Ngaski and Yauri local government areas.
The election was held in the nine local government areas in Oyo South Senatorial District.
INEC says Mr Buhari leads Atiku with 67,687 votes.
Aisha Dahiru of APC won the Adamawa Central Senatorial seat
The incumbent senator, Godswill Akpabio and former deputy governor, Chris Ekpenyong, are front-runners.
Mr Abubakar beat Mr Buhari with over 100,000 votes
Mr Buhari also won in Ekiti, the other South-west state announced earlier on Monday.
INEC declared PDP’s Danjuma La’ah re-elected to represent Kaduna South Senatorial election.
The APC presidential candidate had earlier won three LGAs bringing the number of areas so far won to nine.
Mr Akinyelure was first elected to the Senate in 2011, served a single term and was defeated by Mr Alasoadura ...
Tinubu defeated Onitiri David of the PDP who scored 89,107 votes.
Kola Balogun of PDP won the election ahead of Mr Ajimobi.
Mafa local government has a total of 59,297 registered voters. Of that figure, 51,736 were accredited for the election.
Oyo State has 33 local governments and results of the remaining two were still being expected at the collation centre.
The president took early lead Sunday evening, edging his closest rival, Atiku Abubakar.
The Bauchi district has six LGAs.
Mr Okorocha is the candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the senatorial election
Mr Folarin, who was once a two-time representative of the Senatorial District, claimed victory in six local governments.
Mr Dankwambo's 88,016 votes was not enough to clinch the Gombe North Senatorial district in the state.
Mr Buhari won 18 of the 30 local governments in the state while Mr Abubakar won 12.
Ms Oduah was a former aviation minister and is a returning senator.
Mr Ubah defeated his closest challenger, Chris Uba of the PDP
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