Breaking : APC releases governorship screening results, disqualifies Adebayo Shittu, others

PRESS STATEMENT
NATIONAL WORKING COMMITTEE DECISIONS ON GOVERNORSHIP ASPIRANTS SCREENING COMMITTEE REPORT

SOUTH SOUTH

Akwa Ibom State

1. H.E. Obong Nsima Ekere - Cleared
2. Sen. John Akpan Udoedeghe, Phd - Cleared
3. Dan Abia, Esq. - Cleared
4. Dr. Edet Okon Efretui - Cleared

Delta State

1. Prof. Pat Utomi - Cleared
2. Dr. (Hon). Cairo Ojugbo - Cleared
3. Rt. (Hon.) Victor Ochei, Esq. - Cleared
4. Chief Great Ovdje Ogboru - Cleared
5. Chief Osiobe Eric Okotie - Not Cleared

Cross River State

1. Pastor Usani Uguru Usani - Cleared
2. Sen. John Owan Enoh - Cleared
3. High Chief Edem Duke - Cleared
4. John Upan Odey - Cleared
5. Prof. Nyong Eyo - Cleared

Rivers State

1. Tonye Cole - Cleared
2. Sen. Magnus Ngei Abe - Cleared
3. Dumo Lulu Briggs - Cleared
4. Dr. Dawari George - Cleared

SOUTH EAST

Abia State

1. Dr. Uche Ogah, OON - Cleared
2. High Chief Ikechi Emenike - Cleared
3. H.E. Comrade Chris Akomas - Cleared
4. Rt. Hon. Martins Azubuike, Esq. - Cleared
5. Barr. Friday Nwosu, Esq. - Cleared
6. Prince Amb. Okey Emuchay - Cleared
7. Prince Paul Ikonne - Cleared

Ebonyi State

1. Sen. Sunny Ogbuoji - Cleared
2. Arc. Dr. Edward Nkweagu - Cleared
3. Sen. Emmanuel Agboti - Cleared
4. Obasi Ogbonnaya Obasi - Cleared
5. Hon. Kelechi Chima - Cleared
6. Engr. Paul Okorie - Cleared
7. Comrade Christain - Cleared
8. Chief Austine Igwe Edeze - Cleared
9. Prof. Benard Odoh - Cleared

Enugu State

1. Sen. Ayogu Eze - Cleared
2. Barr. Ifeanyi Nwaoga, Esq. - Cleared
3. Akubue Augustine - Cleared
4. Ben Eche - Cleared
5. Barr. George Ogara, Esq. - Cleared
6. Barr. Ejikeme Ugwu, Esq - Not Cleared

Imo State

1. Sen. Hope Uzodinma - Cleared
2. Hon. Uche Nwosu - Cleared
3. H.E. Prince Eze Madumere - Cleared
4. Sir Jude Ejiogu - Cleared
5. Barr. Chima Anozie - Cleared
6. Dr. Chris Emenike Nlemoha - Cleared
7. Sir Eche George Ezenna - Cleared
8. Chukwudi Celestine Ololo - Cleared
9. Air Commodore Peter Gbujie - Cleared

SOUTH WEST

Lagos State

1. H.E. Akinwunmi Ambode - Cleared
2. Dr. Kadir Obafemi Hamzat - Cleared
3. Jide Sanya-Olu - Cleared

Oyo State

1. Niyi Akintola, SAN - Cleared
2. H.E. Christopher Alao Akala - Cleared
3. Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe - Cleared
4. Dr. Olusola Ayandele, PhD - Cleared
5. Dr. Owolabi Babalola - Cleared
6. Dr. Azeez Popoola Adeduntun - Cleared
7. Adebayo Adekola Adelabu - Cleared
8. Hon. Barr. Adebayo Shittu, Esq - Not Cleared (No NYSC Certificate)

Ogun State

1. Jimi Lawal - Cleared
2. Dapo Abiodun - Cleared
3. Hon. Bimbo Abiodun - Cleared
4. H.E. Sen. Adegbenga Kaka - Cleared
5. Hon. Kunle Akinlade - Cleared
6. Abayomi Semako Koroto Hunye - Cleared

NORTH WEST

Jigawa State

1. H.E. Alh. Abubakar Badaru - Cleared
2. Alh. Hashim Ubale - Cleared

Katsina State

1. H.E. Rt.Hon. Aminu Masari - Cleared
2. Abubakar Ismaila Isa - Cleared
3. Garba Sani Dankani - Cleared

Kebbi State

1. H.E. Alh. Atiku Bagudu - Cleared
2. Ibrahim Mohammed Mera, OON - Not Cleared

Sokoto State

1. Abbakar Abdullahi Gumbi - Cleared
2. Hon. Farouk Malami Yabo - Cleared
3. Ahmed Aliyu - Cleared
4. Sen. Abubakar Umar Gada - Cleared

Zamfara State

1. Dauda Lawal - Cleared
2. Mukhtar Idris Shehu - Cleared
3. Brig. Gen. Mansur Ali - Cleared
4. H.E. Hon. Ustaz Ibrahim Mohammed Wakala - Cleared
5. Sen. Kabiru Marafa - Cleared
6. H.E. Mahmuda Aliyu Shinkafi - Cleared
7. Hon. Aminu Sani Jaji - Cleared
8. Engr. Abubakar Magaji - Cleared
9. Mohammed Sagir Hamidu - Cleared

NORTH CENTRAL

Benue State

1. Dr. Hon. Emmanuel Jime - Cleared
2. Titus T. Zam - Cleared
3. Akange Audu - Cleared
4. Arc. Aema Achado - Cleared
5. Benjamin Tilley Adanyi - Cleared
6. Micheal Iordye, mni - Cleared

Nasarawa State

1. Sule Audu - Cleared
2. H.E. Silas Agara - Cleared
3. Hon Aliyu Wadada - Cleared
4. Zakari Idde - Cleared
5. Hassan M. Liman, SAN - Cleared
6. Mohammed Musa Maikaya - Cleared
7. Arc. Shehu Tukur - Cleared
8. Dauda Shuaibu Kigbu - Cleared
9. Dr. James Angbazo - Cleared
10. Hon. Jafar Mohammed Ibrahim - Cleared
11. Danladi Envulu-Anza Halilu - Not Cleared

Niger State

1. H.E. Alh. Sani Bello - Cleared
2. Abubakar Mamma Jiya Maaji - Not Cleared

Plateau State

1. H.E. Rt. Hon. Simon Lalong, Esq. - Cleared

NORTH EAST

Adamawa State

1. H.E. Sen. Mohammed Jibrilla - Cleared
2. Nuhu Ribadu - Cleared
3. Mahmood Halilu Ahmed - Cleared

Bauchi State

1. H.E. Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar - Cleared
2. Dr. Ali Pate - Cleared
3. Captain Bala Jibrin - Cleared
4. Dr. Yakubu Lame - Cleared

Borno State

1. Kashim Imam - Cleared
2. Prof. Babagana Umaru - Cleared
3. Gambo Lawan - Cleared
4. Mustapha Baba Shehu - Cleared
5. Hon. Umaru Kumalia - Cleared
6. Muhammad Aba Lima - Cleared
7. Barr. Kaka Shehu Lawan, Esq. - Cleared
8. H.E. Adamu Dibal - Cleared
9. Mustapha Fannarambe - Cleared
10. Mohammed Jafaru - Cleared
11. Sen. Baba Kaka Bashir Garba - Cleared
12. QS Mohammed Makinta - Cleared
13. Hon. Babagana Tijjani - Cleared
14. Adamu Alhaji Lawan - Cleared
15. Mai Sherrif - Cleared
16. Hon. Abba Jato - Cleared
17. Attom Magira Tom - Cleared
18. Umar Alkali - Cleared
19. H.E. Baba Ahmed Jidda - Cleared
20. Idris Mamman Gatumbwa - Cleared
21. Sen. Abubakar Kyari - Cleared

Gombe State

1. Mohammed Jibrin Barde - Cleared
2. Hon. Ibrahim Dasuki Jalo - Cleared
3. Mohammadu Inuwa Yahaya - Cleared
4. Kamisu Ahmed Mailan - Cleared
5. Umaru Kwairanga - Cleared
6. Abubakar Muazu Hassan - Cleared
7. Umar Farouk Musa - Cleared
8. Sen. Idris Audu Umar - Cleared
9. Aliyu Haidar Abubakar - Cleared

Taraba State

1. H.E. Sani Abubakar Danladi - Cleared
2. Sen. Joel Danlami Ikenya - Cleared
3. Garba Umar-UTC - Cleared
4. Prof. Mohammed Sanni Yahaya - Cleared
5. Comrade Bobboi Bala Kaigama - Cleared
6.. Aliyu Omar, MON - Cleared
7. Chief Ezekiel Afunkuyo - Cleared
8. Chief David Sabo Kente - Cleared
9. Mohammed Tumba Ibrahim - Cleared
10. Barr. Kabiru Umaru, Esq. - Cleared
11. Aliyu Omar, MON - Cleared
12. Sen. Hajia Aisha Alhassan - Not Cleared

Yobe

1. Hon. Mai Mala Buni - Cleared
2. Umar Ali Kromchi - Cleared
3. Hon. Sidi Yakubu - Cleared
4. Ali Kolomi - Cleared
5. Ibrahim Mohammed Bomai - Withdrew

SIGNED
Mr. Yekini Nabena
Ag. National Publicity Secretary

INEC declares APC’s Oyetola winner of Osun governorship election Kelvin 0 September 28, 2018 6:36 am Osinbajo calls on Nigerian Army officers to respect human rights norms in operations Femi Falana to sue FG after he fell into a manhole and broke his leg ‘It is better to be a thief than to smoke weed’ – Rochas Okorocha tells youths At the end of the supplementary election which held in seven polling units across four local governments, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has declared Gboyega Oyetola, APC’s candidate as the winner of the 2018 Osun governorship election. At the end of the election, the APC candidate scored a total of 255,505 votes while the PDP candidate scored a total of 255,023 votes. READ ALSO: 'Nigerians are too tolerant of their politicians' - Israeli man summarises Nigeria's problem, Nigerians react In addition to leading in the number of votes cast, the APC also led in the number of local governments won, winning a total of 16 local governments as against 11 won by the PDP. The SDP won two while the ADP won one. INEC called for the rerun after declaring the Saturday election inconclusive, because according to them, the margin of votes was less than the number of cancelled votes in seven polling units. READ ALSO: President Buhari congratulates Osun state governor elect, Isiaka Oyetola In spite of the wrongdoing reported by journalists and observers, INEC officials at the collation centre all said the election went on smoothly.

Read more at: http://www.correctng.com/inec-declares-apcs-oyetola-winner-of-osun-governorship-election/

INEC declares APC’s Oyetola winner of Osun governorship election Kelvin 0 September 28, 2018 6:36 am Osinbajo calls on Nigerian Army officers to respect human rights norms in operations Femi Falana to sue FG after he fell into a manhole and broke his leg ‘It is better to be a thief than to smoke weed’ – Rochas Okorocha tells youths At the end of the supplementary election which held in seven polling units across four local governments, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has declared Gboyega Oyetola, APC’s candidate as the winner of the 2018 Osun governorship election. At the end of the election, the APC candidate scored a total of 255,505 votes while the PDP candidate scored a total of 255,023 votes. READ ALSO: 'Nigerians are too tolerant of their politicians' - Israeli man summarises Nigeria's problem, Nigerians react In addition to leading in the number of votes cast, the APC also led in the number of local governments won, winning a total of 16 local governments as against 11 won by the PDP. The SDP won two while the ADP won one. INEC called for the rerun after declaring the Saturday election inconclusive, because according to them, the margin of votes was less than the number of cancelled votes in seven polling units. READ ALSO: President Buhari congratulates Osun state governor elect, Isiaka Oyetola In spite of the wrongdoing reported by journalists and observers, INEC officials at the collation centre all said the election went on smoothly.

Read more at: http://www.correctng.com/inec-declares-apcs-oyetola-winner-of-osun-governorship-election/