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INEC announce results, Buhari in the lead

Results from several states and the Federal Capital Territory, announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) show All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Muhammadu Buhari in a clear lead.

 

UPDATE

FINAL RESULTS BREAKDOWN

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Accredited Voters: 31,756,490

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Total Valid Votes: 28,587,564

Rejected Votes: 844, 519

Total: 29,432,083

[09:52PM] FINAL RESULTS

Total Number of Votes: 28,280,083

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Goodluck Jonathan: 12,853,162 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 15,426,921votes

[05:49PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 27,780,900

Goodluck Jonathan: 12,827,522 votes

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Muhammadu Buhari: 14,953,378 votes

[05:38PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 26,520,585

Goodluck Jonathan: 11,616,117 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 14,904,468 votes

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[04:16PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 25,696,460

Goodluck Jonathan: 11,463,918 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 14,232,542 votes

[04:03PM] Results so far

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Total Number of Votes: 24,915,865

Goodluck Jonathan: 11,153,118 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 13,971,216 votes

[03:23PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 24,182,731

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Goodluck Jonathan: 10,866,249 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 13,762,747 votes

[03:15PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 24,157,205

Goodluck Jonathan: 10,840,723 votes

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Muhammadu Buhari: 13,316,482 votes

[03:06PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 23,139,522

Goodluck Jonathan: 10,754,638 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 12,384,884 votes

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[02:43PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 22,461,824

Goodluck Jonathan: 10,450,901votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 12,010,923 votes

[02:31PM] Results so far

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Total Number of Votes: 21,792,969

Goodluck Jonathan: 10,349,929 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 11,443,040 votes

[01:16PM] Results so far

Total Number of Votes: 20,409,569

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Goodluck Jonathan: 9,953,432 votes

Muhammadu Buhari: 10,456,137 votes

The atmosphere in Nigeria now is one of palpable tension as Nigerians await the final results of the recently concluded Presidential elections.

Results from 18 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) show All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Muhammadu Buhari in a clear lead.

Buhari is currently ahead of incumbent, President Goodluck Jonathan by 2, 032, 226 votes.

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The APC candidate garnered 8,520,436 votes from the states announced while Jonathan won 6,488,210 votes.

Buhari won resounding victory in Kaduna, Kwara, Katsina, Kano, Jigawa, Oyo, Ondo, Osun, Kogi and Ogun while Jonathan won in Abia, Anambra, Nasarawa, Enugu, Ekiti, Akwa Ibom, Imo, Plateau and FCT.

INEC is set to reconvene at 10am today, Tuesday, March 31 to continue collation and announcement of results.

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