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BREAKING: APC Candidate Monday Okpebholo Wins Edo Governorship Election

Omolemi EboisetaleBy Omolemi EboisetaleSeptember 22, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has emerged as the winner of the Edo State governorship election.

The results were announced by the Returning Officer, Prof. Faruk Kuta, at the collation center in Benin City on Sunday.

Okpebholo garnered 291,667 votes, defeating his closest rival, Asue Ighodalo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who secured 247,274 votes. Labour Party’s Olumide Akpata finished third with 22,763 votes.

Prof. Kuta, Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Technology, Minna, declared, “Okpebholo, having satisfied the requirements of the law, is hereby declared the winner and returned elected.”

Edo State, traditionally divided into Edo North, Edo South, and Edo Central, saw the APC hold onto its stronghold in Edo North, while PDP maintained dominance in parts of Edo Central and South.





Election Results by Local Government Areas:

  1. Igueben LG
    • APC: 5,907
    • PDP: 8,470
    • LP: 494
  2. Esan West LG
    • APC: 12,952
    • PDP: 11,004
    • LP: 342
  3. Uhunmwonde LG
    • APC: 8,776
    • PDP: 9,339
    • LP: 769
  4. Owan West LG
    • APC: 12,277
    • PDP: 11,284
    • LP: 201
  5. Ovia North-East LG
    • APC: 13,225
    • PDP: 15,311
    • LP: 1,675
  6. Esan South-East LG
    • APC: 8,398
    • PDP: 14,199
    • LP: 98
  7. Egor LG
    • APC: 16,760
    • PDP: 14,658
    • LP: 1,966
  8. Akoko Edo LG
    • APC: 34,847
    • PDP: 15,865
    • LP: 2,239
  9. Esan Central LG
    • APC: 10,990
    • PDP: 8,618
    • LP: 418
  10. Esan North-East LG
    • APC: 10,648
    • PDP: 12,522
    • LP: 194
  11. Ovia South-West LG
    • APC: 10,150
    • PDP: 10,260
    • LP: 849
  12. Orhionmwon LG
    • APC: 16,059
    • PDP: 14,614
    • LP: 556
  13. Owan East LG
    • APC: 19,380
    • PDP: 14,189
    • LP: 446
  14. Etsako East LG
    • APC: 20,167
    • PDP: 9,683
    • LP: 604
  15. Etsako Central LG
    • APC: 11,906
    • PDP: 8,455
    • LP: 381
  16. Etsako West LG
    • APC: 32,107
    • PDP: 17,483
    • LP: 2,116
  17. Oredo LGA
    • APC: 30,780
    • PDP: 24,938
    • LP: 5,389
  18. Ikpoba-Okha LGA
    • APC: 16,338
    • PDP: 26,382
    • LP: 4,026

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