Tag: Mr Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN).

  • Ondo decides: Results trickle in

    Ondo decides: Results trickle in

    Updated Results:

     

    Ileoluji/Okeigbo ward 7 unit 3

    AD – 58

    PDP – 90

    APC – 90

     

    Ilutitun Ward 3, Unit 16

    AD – 71

    PDP – 15

    APC – 56

    Ilutitun Ward 3, Unit 17

    AD – 52

    APC – 50

    PDP – 16

    Ilutitun Ward 3, unit 15

    AD – 78

    APC – 63

    PDP – 24

    Okitipupa ward 1 unit 7

    AD – 132

    PDP – 38

    APC – 50

     

     

    Aheri unit 07 Agbala Obinehin

    AD – 118

    APC – 33

    PDP – 19

     

    Unit Agadagba-Obon

    AD – 6

    APC – 101

    PDP – 60

     

    Ward 6 unit 1, Akure South, Ilekun Oda Road
    AD – 44

    APC – 53

    PDP – 50

     

    Unit 3, Ward 11, ONDO WEST (LA2)

    AD – 26

    APC – 44

    PDP – 86

    Igboroko II, Ward 3, Unit 11

    AD – 3

    APC – 113

    PDP – 9

    Unit 15, Ward 7, ONDO WEST (St. Paul)

    AD – 19

    APC – 32

    PDP – 59

     

    Unit 15a, Ward 7, ONDO WEST (St. Paul)

    AD – 24

    APC – 13

    PDP – 45

     

    Unit 7, Ijebu 1 Ward 4

    AD – 16

    APC – 200

    PDP – 19

    Ondo west LG Ward 7 Unit 34
    AD – 41

    APC – 22

    PDP – 128

     

    UNIT 35, Ondo west LG Ward 7

    AD – 15

    APC – 17

    PDP – 66

     

    UNIT 36

    AD – 29

    APC – 26

    PDP 59

     

    Unit 13, Ward 7, ONDO WEST (St. Paul) ballot box 1.

    AD – 16

    APC – 39

    PDP – 63

     

    Ondo west LG, ward 10, Unit 8a

    APC – 28

    AD – 28

    PDP – 49

     

    Unit 18 Oke Aro ward 8 Akure South

    AD – 39

    PDP – 94

    APC – 64

    Akure south, Ward 2 unit 27

    AD – 46

    PDP – 78

    APC – 79

     

    Oba- Ile 2nd Gate Unit 2, Akure North

    AD – 34

    APC – 67

    PDP – 49

     

    Oba- Ile, Akure North 

    AD – 31APC 82.

    APC – 82

    PDP – 50

     

    Igboroko II, Ward 3, Unit 10

    AD – 9

    APC – 234

    PDP – 15

     

    OBOTO UNIT 2, WARD 7, ONDO EAST

    AD – 32

    PDP – 87

    APC – 42

     

    Unit 18 Oke Aro ward 8

    AD – 39

    PDP – 94

    APC – 64

     

    Fagun Ondo Ward 11,Unit 1.

    AD: 26

    APC: 30

    PDP: 104
    Akungba LGA Ward 10, Pu 14

    AD 76

    APC 192

    PDP 115

     

    Unit 15b, Ward 7, ONDO WEST

    AD – 16

    APC – 29

    PDP – 47

     

    LAGBOJA UNIT 010 ODE AYE WARD2

    AD – 68

    APC – 77

    PDP – 91
    Open space at Edema compound, unit 12 Mahin II

    AD – 52

    APC – 60

    PDP – 2

     

    Ugbo Ward III, Ago Olori Alufa/Otumara Unit 005

    AD – 316

    APC – 17

    PDP – 0

     

    Unit 6, Ward 14, Oba-Akoko in Akoko Southwest

    AD – 89

    APC – 78

    PDP – 34

     

    Unit 7, Ward 13, Olori Compound, Akungba, Akoko-Southwest

    AD – 35

    APC – 97

    PDP – 44

     

    Unit 17, Ward 9, Fadeyi Street, Oshinle, Akure

    AD – 23

    APC – 66

    PDP – 75

     

    Ward 5, Unit 27, Abiodun Street, Akure South LGA

    AD – 40

    APC – 94

    PDP – 78

     

    Iyere Owo ward 10 unit 9

    PDP – 24

    AD – 6

    APC – 136

     

    Unit 17 Igboroko (Ahmadiya grammar school) 2 ward 3 Owo LG.

    AD –  01

    PDP – 05

    APC – 262.

     

    PU 6, Ward 5, Owo LGA

    AD – 4

    APC – 413

    PDP – 13

     

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  • Ondo poll: Observer commends exercise

    Ondo poll: Observer commends exercise

    One of the observers monitoring the Ondo governirship election, Mr Nelson Ekujumi of the Transition Monitoring Group has given kudos for the organisation of the election so far.

    He said: “So far, I have visited close to 50 polling units and my observations are that: INEC personnel arrived at their polling units on time; by 7.12am most of them were already at their polling units.

    “I started from somewbere around Fiwasaiye Girls Secondary School and I have gone as far as Owo Road. I noticed that in many places voters were at the polling units beflre the arrival of INEC officials.

    “There is a good presence of security men at polling stations; we have an average of 4 to 5 personnel at each polling unit. Happily enough, I have not seen any military presence anywhere.

    “I have observed that voting and accreditation started simultaneuosly at 8.00am at most polling units and so far everything is going on smoothly.”

    Ekujumi said the turnout is okay, but can be better. He added: “I expect more people will come as time goes on.”

    He said so far, he has not witnessed any incident of Card Reader failure.

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  • Ondo poll: APC postpones Buhari’s visit to November 10

    Ondo poll: APC postpones Buhari’s visit to November 10

    The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State has postponed the visit of President Muhammadu Buhari to the state to November 10.

    The president’s visit was initially scheduled for November 3 for the commencement of the campaign of its governorship candidate, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN).

    Ondo state would hold its governorship election on November 26.

    The APC Publicity Secretary, Mr Abayomi Adesanya, said this at a press conference in Akure on Tuesday.

    Adesanya said that the postponement was due to the “tight schedule of Mr President”.

    “The president wants to be present at the campaign rally in person.

    “This is due to the economic importance of Ondo State in the development of Nigeria,” he said.

    Adesanya urged party faithful and the people of the state to ensure that the president receive a rousing welcome during the visit.

    A 30-man local organising committee for the campaign chaired by Mr Agboola Ajayi, the Deputy Governorship candidate, was inaugurated on Oct. 28.

  • Ondo APC leaders back fresh primary

    Ondo APC leaders back fresh primary

    The All Progressives Congress (APC) Council of Local Government Chairmen in Ondo state on Thursday debunked the report that they supported the ‘disputed’ September 3 primary election won by Mr Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN).

    Earlier in the week, a newspaper advertorial was published in a national daily signed by 13 APC local government chairmen upholding the outcome of the Primary election.

    However, members of the group in its majority have now thrown their weight behind the recommendation on cancellation by the Appeal committee.

    Besides, the Conference of the 203 ward chairmen in all the 18 local government areas in the state have also aligned with the cancellation, describing it “as against the party’s anti-corruption stance”.

    They expressed confidence in the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) to ratify the recommendation soon.

    The statement by the party chairmen after its meeting said “We, the undersigned members of Council of Local Government Chairmen, have come across a spurious and bogus advertorial of resolutions made pursuant to the recently concluded Ondo State gubernatorial primary election on page 32 of The Nation, Monday, September 19, by one Mr. Rasheed Badmus.

    “We note that at the Council’s meeting on Friday, September 16, the Council meeting neither deliberated on the recent governorship primary election held on September 3 nor did the Council conclude to stand by the outcome of the said primary election.

    “We therefore disassociate this Council and its undersigned members from the said resolutions as contained in the spurious publication and condemn it as not our deeds.

    “We restate that the issue of whether the APC Ondo State governorship primary election is free, fair and credible and the validity or otherwise of the election of Oluwarotimi Odunayo Akeredolu, as the Candidate of the Party in the State is for the determination of Ondo State Governorship Primary Election Appeal Committee and we resolve to stand by the decision of the Appeal Committee on the primary election.

    “We affirm that majority of the people of Ondo State stand by the decision of the Appeal Committee and are prepared for a rerun of the primary election as recommended.

    “This is evident in the mood of dark cloud cast on Ondo State since the announcement of Akeredolu as the Candidate of the Party in the State, and the jubilant scenes that met the announcement of annulment on Monday.”

    The Party Chairmen advised the NWC to speed up action on the implementation of the recommendation of the Appeal Committee, describing it as “the only sure way of guaranteeing peace, justice and due process of law to guarantee victory for the APC in the November 26 poll.

    According to the statement “the only issue tabled for discussion at the Council’s meeting was the resolution of the pending litigation in the Federal High Court, Akure Division in respect of the purported removal from office of the APC Ondo State Chairman, Isaac Kekemeke.

    APC Party leaders that signed the statement on behalf of the entire group include Tito Babalola (Akoko North East), Akintunde Olainukan (Ondo East), O. Olumide (Ilaje), Chief. Akeremale (Okitipupa), and Z.O Omoge (Irele).

    Others are Dauda Bolakale (Akoko South West),Oluwasaanu Ogunbi (Akoko South East), Alhaji Rauf Gbadeyan(Odigbo), A. Adefulire (Ile Oluji/ Oke-igbo) and J. A Oredola (Ose).

    In their own statement, the 18 chairmen of the 203 wards in the entire 18 local government areas of the state also expressed support for the recommendation of the Appeal Committee through a signed statement by their leader, Chief James Olumide Kolawole, in Akure.

    According to the statement, the ward chairmen said “As true party leaders in our own rights, we respect the petitions that have been written to the Electoral Appeal Committee, seeking redress as touching the many irregularities that blighted the said gubernatorial primary election”.

    “We are confident in the party’s internal mechanism, the NEC, and the Electoral Appeal Committee set up by our party to give a verdict in the coming days, that will be consistent with the stance of integrity that our great party stands for.

    “It is to this end that we respect and back the recommendation given by the Appeal Committee, and we hereby, in earnest but patiently, await and will stand by the official outcome from the deliberations of our National Working Committee, and we dissociate ourselves from any desperate move aimed at jettisoning that process.”

    One of the LGA Chairmen from Akoko North East, Mr. Tito Babalola, in a separate statement assured the party members and the people of Ondo that the APC will come out stronger from the present impasse and take over the governance in the state.

    He said, “We are sure that our great party in Ondo state will come out more united from this phase, and we will rescue the state from the clueless clutches of the incumbent pseudo-government mismanaging the resources of the sunshine state”.