REPORT: Godluck Jonathan Has Lost | Muhammadu Buhari Wins Nigeria’s 2015 Elections

 

It’s official; APC’s Muhammadu Buhari is the next president of Nigeria. Check out the results as they came for each state below…

Ekiti: APC – 120,331 | PDP – 176,466

Ogun: APC – 308,290 | PDP – 207,950

Enugu: APC – 14,157 | PDP – 553,003

Kogi: APC – 264,851 | PDP – 149,987

Osun: APC – 383,603 | PDP – 249,929

Ondo: APC – 299,889 | PDP – 251,368

FCT: APC – 146,399 | PDP – 157,195

Oyo: APC – 528,620 | PDP – 303,376

Nasarawa: APC – 236, 838 | PDP – 273, 460

Enugu: APC – 14,157| PDP – 553,003

Kano: APC – 1,903,999 | PDP – 215,779

Jigawa: APC – 885,988 | PDP – 142,904

Katsina: APC – 1,345,441 | PDP – 98,937

Kwara: APC – 302, 146 | PDP – 132, 602

Kaduna: APC – 1,127,760 | PDP – 484,085

Anambra: PDP – 660,762 | APC – 17,926

Abia: PDP – 368,303 | APC – 13,394

Akwa Ibom: PDP – 953,304 | APC – 58,411

Imo: PDP – 559,185 | APC – 133,253

Plateau: PDP – 549,615 | APC – 429,140

Ebonyi: APC – 19,518 | PDP – 323,653

Niger: APC – 657,678 | PDP – 149,222

Lagos: APC – 792,460 | PDP – 632,327

Bayelsa: APC – 5,194 | PDP – 361,209

Gombe: APC – 361,245 | PDP – 96,873

Cross River: APC – 28,368 | PDP – 414,863

Rivers: APC – 69,238 | PDP – 1,487, 075

Adamawa: APC – 374,701 | PDP – 251,664

Zamfara: APC – 612,202 | PDP – 144, 833

Kebbi: APC – 567,883 | PDP – 100,972

Benue: APC – 373,961 | PDP – 303,737

Bauchi: APC – 931,598 | PDP – 86,085

Yobe: APC – 446, 265 | PDP – 25,526

Edo: APC – 208,469 | PDP – 286,869

Taraba: APC – 261,326 | PDP – 310,800

Sokoto: APC – 671,926 | PDP – 152,199

Delta: APC – 48,910 | PDP – 1,211,405

 

According to reports coming in from Nigeria—and from one of Nigeria’s leading newspapers-ThisDAY, All Progressive Congress (APC)’s Muhammadu Buhari has won Nigeria’s 2015 election.

The newspaper reported on its website that “with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) announcing collated  results for the presidential election from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, and having analysed the state and local government areas’ results in the possession of THISDAY reporters from around the country, The Board of Editors of THISDAY calls this presidential elections in favour of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Major-General Muhammadu Buhari.”

Adding that “THISDAY Newspapers can comfortably project that Buhari has won the 2015 presidential election.”

Since only the Independent National Electoral Commission is mandated under Nigeria’s laws to announce electoral winners and results, Nigerians are still on the wait for a proper confirmation.