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As announced by prof. Zuru, the returning officer for Kaduna state AA - 218 AD - 273 ACPN - 424 ADC - 546 APA - 1611 APC -1,127,760 CPP - 824 HOPE - 105 KOWA - 176 NCP - 754 PDP - 484,085 PPN - 549 UDP - 79 UPP - 78 Total valid votes - 1,650,201 Rejected votes -32,719 Total votes cast -1,617,482

AA - 248 AD - 520 ACPN - 817 APA -1165 ADC - 438 APA - 1,165 APC - 302,146 CPP - 910 HOPE - 118 KOWA - 214 NCP - 394 PDP - 132,602 PPN - 325 UDP - 81 UPP - 102 Total valid votes - 440,080 Rejected votes - 21321 Total votes cast - 416,401

As announced by the Returning Officer for Katsina state AA - 183 ACPN - 402 AD - 283 ADC - 498 APA - 1671 APC - 1,345,441 CPP - 976 HOPE - 47 KOWA - 215 NCP - 330 PDP - 98,937 PPN:254 UDP:117 UPP:72 Total valid votes - 1,449, 426 Rejected votes - 32,288 Total votes cast - 1,481,714

Presidential election results for Jigawa State - APC wins As announced by Prof James Ayatse VC, Federal University, Katsina, who is the RO of Jigawa state AA - 394 ACPN - 540 AD - 587 ADC - 375 APA - 2527 APC - 885, 988 CPP - 1,553 HOPE - 337 KOWA - 423 NCP - 548 PDP - 142,904 PPN - 853 UDP - 338 UPP - 197 Total valid votes - 1,037, 564 Rejected votes - 34325 Total votes cast - 1,071,889

As announced by the Returning officer of Kano state... AA - 426 ACPN - 778 AD - 708 ADC - 657 APA - 2,770 APC - 1,903,999 CPP - 1,552 HOPE -292 KOWA - 288 NCP - 697 PDP - 215, 779 PPN - 485 UDP - 234 UPP - 156 Total valid votes - 2,128,821 Rejected votes - 43,626 Total votes cast - 2,172, 447

The presidential election results for 18 states plus the FCT has so far been announced. The APC has 10 states, while PDP has 8 states plus the FCT, Abuja. It's a very tight race. So far APC is leading with 8,520,436 votes while PDP has 6,488,210 votes. The election result announcement has ended for today. The commission has reconvened till 10am tomorrow. INEC has announced results for 8 states and the FCT, Abuja - (total 9) and so far PDP is leading with 2,332,734 votes while APC has 2,302,978 votes, though APC won five states and PDP four states. The commission has reconvened till 8pm tonight to allow sufficient time for other states to bring in their results. We are still expecting results for 27 states. We will continue by 8pm. Stay tuned! g

Following a relatively peaceful election across different States of the federation, we bring you the official announcements of the results from INEC. EKITI STATE – LGAs: 16 Number of Political Parties: 14 Registered Voters: 723,255 Accredited Voters: 323,739 Results – AA:94, ACPN: 534, APC:120,331, CPP:330, HDP:94, KOWA:10, NCP:377, PDP:176,466, PPN:388, UDP:60, UPP:145 OGUN STATE – LGAs: 20 Number of Political Parties: 14 Registered Voters: 1,709,409 Accredited Voters: 594,975 Valid Votes: 533,172 Votes Cast: 559,613 Rejected Votes: 26,441 Results – AA: 584, AD: 1,927, ACPN: 3072, ADC: 1364, APA: 1930, APC: 308,290, CPP: 978, HOPE: 332, KOWA: 432, NCP: 815, PDP: 207,950, PPN: 4,339, UDP: 562, UPP: 597 3. Enugu State – LGAs: 17 Number of Political Parties: 14 Registered Voters: 1,381,563 Accredited Voters: 616,112 Results – AA:433, AD:269, ACPN:479, ADC:478, APA:715, APC:14,157, CPP:237, HOPE:110, KOWA:203, NCP:761, PD...

Premium Times reports that the Ecowas has declared the just ended presidential election as free and fair. The bloc said election was acceptable and met the criteria of being transparent. Ecowas expressed satisfaction with the commitment made by the INEC, political parties, security agencies and various entities of the electoral process, the report said.

Counting of the ballot papers has commenced in different states across the country and was still continuing into the late hours of Saturday, even as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has extended voting until Sunday, March 29, in states where card readers failed. UPDATE: Attahiru Jega, the INEC chairman, took part in a press conference in the evening of March 29, 2015, Sunday. The key quotes from the event regarding the announcement of the results are given below: “We will use the same collation method we used in 2011 for this election.” “We will not commence collation unless stakeholders are informed. The media will be there when we start collation.” “We don’t know if we will do collation tonight or tomorrow. When they come we will take them in batches.” “As I speak, very very few results have been collated. The info we have is that only 2 states have finished collation.” “We are not un...

It was just declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission that General Muhammadu Buhari is the winner of the Nigerian 2015 elections just recently concluded. The whole of BEVIBES team would like to congratulate him on his victory. #NIGERIADECIDES

Congrats to them. What a memorable day to get engaged!

He was escorted to his polling unit by his nurses who took him back to the hospital after he voted. And some of you healthy youngies are at home...una no go out to vote! God is watching you! :-)