Nigeria General Election - March 28, 2015

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Hopefully will manage to do that, and an LGA level one over the weekend.

Have you found LGA results, other than the tentative ones that are posted as images at Politicus' link?

I think we will just have to wait for INEC to present results on their page. They might start doing it after Easter.

http://www.inecnigeria.org/?page_id=31

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Senate result from Daily Independent (and this should be the right one..)

APC 63
PDP 46

Favourites to become Senate Presidents are Senator Bukola Saraki (Kwara Central) or the present Senate Minority Leader, George Akume (Benue North West).

APC/PDP:

North West 20/1
North East 15/3
North Central 13/5

South West 13/5
South South 1/17
South East 0/15

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List of Senators. 101 men and 8 women (5 PDP/3 APC). The party distribution is 60 APC/49 PDP. PDP gained seats in recounts of close contests. Hopefully this is finally final

http://www.naijaonpoint.com/politics/list-of-nigerias-109-elected-senators-into-the-national-assembly-2015-see-full-list-here.html

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The PDP Governors of Niger, Adamawa, Taraba, Ebonyi and Enugu apparently secretly worked for Buhari - or so the story goes. Lots of blame game going on.

http://www.naijaonpoint.com/politics/exposed-5-pdp-governors-secretly-working-for-buhari.html

Also:

http://www.naijaonpoint.com/politics/pdp-in-fighting-blame-akpabio-for-president-jonathans-defeat-etiebet.html

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No official numbers for the House yet, but APC has won around 200 of the 360, so they are short of the 2/3 supermajority needed to elect Speaker and Deputy Speaker.

"Although PDP cleared all the seats in the South South, South East and had a good outing in Taraba, Plateau, Ekiti, Lagos and Benue states, APC made mincemeat of the ruling party in the North and several South West states."

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=112728

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House of Representatives results:

APC 223
PDP 125
Others (Labour, All Progressives Grand Alliance and Accord Party) 10

The figures exclude 2 constituencies in Jigawa State, where election were held on April 11 and results remain undeclared.

So solid APC victory.

http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-wins-214-house-of-reps-seats/

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The nine of the House of Representatives elections in Jigawa that were postponed from the March elections and held on April 9 have been announced. All went to APC, two more to come.

EDIT: APC also won the last two.

Final result:

House:

APC 225
PDP 125
Others 10


Senate:

APC 60
PDP 49

Will try to find party breakdown for the ten third party Reps at some point.