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#Decision2023: Live Updates of 2023 Presidential Election Results for All States
#NigeriaDecides2023: Live Updates of 2023 Presidential Election Results for All States
Live updates of the 2023 Presidential Election Results for all states can be accessed below.
JomogNews Nigeria reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has commenced the announcement of the Presidential election results recorded in various states in the country, with most Nigerians anxiously waiting to know who is winning.
Nigerians voted from a list of eighteen (18) Presidential candidates and four thousand, two hundred and twenty-three (4,223) National Assembly candidates, who are contesting for four hundred and sixty-nine (469) federal legislative positions.
No fewer than eighteen (18) political parties are participating in the 2023 general elections, however, some would not be fielding candidates for the position of president. This is less than the 91 political parties that participated in the 2019 general elections.
According to the figures recently released by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), there are currently 93,469,008 Registered Voters but 87,209,007 voters out of the 93,469,008 registered voters have collected their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) and would be expected to vote in the 2023 general elections compared to 84,004,084 in the 2019 general elections.
The main contenders in terms of political parties are the All Progressives Congress, APC, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, the Labour Party, LP, and of course, the New Nigerian Peoples Party, NNPP.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the presidential candidate of the ruling APC, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar is flying the flag of the PDP, former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi is the candidate of the LP, while Rabiu Kwankwaso is the NNPP standard bearer.
In the build-up to the elections, Newsone Nigeria reports that Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Nigeria’s main opposition party, Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP) and Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP), have popped up clearly as top contenders for the office of the president.
Regardless, whoever emerges the winner of today’s contest will be sworn in on 29 May for a four-year term to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari whose second term in office lapses on that day.
On the other hand, over 4,000 candidates are standing for elections into the two chambers of the National Assembly. While about 1,100 are gunning for 108 out of the 109 seats in the Senate, a total of 3,057 candidates are contesting for the 360 seats in the House of Representatives. The election will not hold in Enugu East Senatorial District until 11 March because of Wednesday’s murder of the candidate of the Labour Party, Oyibo Chukwu.
This online news platform understands that Tinubu is winning in some parts of the country, Atiku is winning and also Peter Obi is winning in some places where elections took place on Saturday, February 25, 2023.
JomogNews Nigeria brings live updates of the official Presidential election results recorded in each state as announced by INEC, the only body recognised by law to declare election results in Nigeria.
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Here are some of the 2023 election results from state collation centres.
Lagos State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 572,606
Peter Obi – 582,454
Atiku – 75,750
Kwankwaso – 8,442
Edo State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 144,471
Peter Obi – 331,163
Atiku – 89,585
Kwankwaso – 2,743
Jigawa State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 421, 390
Peter Obi – 1, 889
Atiku – 386, 587
Kwankwaso – 98, 234
Adamawa State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 182, 881
Peter Obi – 105, 648
Atiku – 417, 611
Kwankwaso – 8, 006
Katsina State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 482, 283
Peter Obi – 6, 376
Atiku – 489, 045
Kwankwaso – 69, 386
Nasarawa State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 172,922
Peter Obi – 191, 361
Atiku – 147, 093
Kwankwaso – 12,715
Plateau State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 307,195
Peter Obi – 466,272
Atiku – 243,808
Bauchi State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 316,694
Peter Obi – 24,910
Atiku – 426,607
Kwankwaso – 72,103
Kano State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 517,341
Peter Obi – 28,513
Atiku – 131,716
Kwankwaso – 997,279
Ogun State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 341,554
Peter Obi – 85,829
Atiku – 123,831
Kwankwaso – 2,200
Oyo State Presidential Election Result
Tinubu – 449, 884
Peter Obi – 99, 110
Atiku – 182, 977
Kwankwaso – 4, 095
Abia State Presidential Election Results
APC – 8,914
APGA – 3, 943
PDP – 22,676
NNPP – 1, 239
LP – 327, 095
Number Registered Voters: 2,120,808
Accredited Voters: 384, 468.
Valid Votes: 37,037
Rejected Votes: 11,646
Total : 381, 683
Akwa Ibom State Presidential Election Result
PDP: 214,012
APC: 160,620
LP: 132,683
Enugu State Presidential Election Result
APC: 4772
PDP: 15,749
Labour Party: 428,640
NNPP: 1808
Vaild Votes: 456,424
Invalid Votes: 12,467
Total Vote Cast: 468,891
Ondo State Presidential Election Result
APC: 369,924
PDP: 115,463
Labour Party: 47350
NNPP: 930
Kwara State Presidential Election
APC = 263,572
PDP = 136,909
LP = 31,166
NNPP = 3,141
Yobe State Presidential Election Result
PDP: 198,567
APC: 151,459
NNPP: 18,270
Labour Party: 2,406
Gombe State Presidential Election Result
PDP: 319,123
APC: 146,977
Labour Party: 26,160
NNPP: 10,520
Rejected Votes: 23,735
Valid Votes: 510,043
Accredited voters: 542,997
Ondo State Presidential Election Result
APC: 369,924
PDP: 115,463
Labour Party: 47,350
ADC: 5612
ZLP: 4783
Accredited voters : 571,402
Votes cast : 570,017
Votes rejected: 19,009
Osun State Presidential Election Result
PDP: 354,366
APC: 343,945
Labour Party: 23,283
NNPP: 713
Total votes cast: 756744
Total valid votes: 733,203
Total invalid votes: 23,541
Ekiti State Presidential Election Result
APC: 201,494
PDP: 89,554
Labour Party: 11,397
NNPP: 264
Number of accredited voters: 315,058
Total valid votes: 308,171
Number of rejected votes: 6,301
Total votes cast: 314,470.
Here are some of the 2023 election results from state collation centres.
Here are some of the 2023 election results from state collation centres.
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Live Collation of Presidential Results
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Political | Parties | In | The | 2023 Elections |
| State | APC | PDP | LP | NNPP | |
| Abia | |||||
| Adamawa | |||||
| Akwa Ibom | |||||
| Anambra | |||||
| Bauchi | 146,977 | 319,123 | 26,160 | ||
| Bayelsa | |||||
| Benue | |||||
| Borno | |||||
| Cross River | |||||
| Delta | |||||
| Ebonyi | |||||
| Edo | |||||
| Ekiti | 201,494 | 89,554 | 11,397 | ||
| Enugu | 4,772 | 15,749 | 428,640 | ||
| Gombe | 146,977 | 319,123 | 26,160 | 10,520 | |
| Imo | |||||
| Jigawa | 412,390 | 386,587 | 1,889 | 98,234 | |
| Kaduna | |||||
| Kano | 773,528 | 143,213 | 1,179,889 | ||
| Katsina | 482,283 | 489,045 | 6,376 | 69,386 | |
| Kebbi | |||||
| Kogi | |||||
| Kwara | 263,572 | 136,909 | 31,166 | 3,141 | |
| Lagos | 572,606 | 75,750 | 582,664 | ||
| Nasarawa | |||||
| Niger | |||||
| Ogun | 341,554 | 123,831 | 85,829 | 2,200 | |
| Ondo | 369,924 | 115,463 | 44,405 | 930 | |
| Osun | 343,945 | 354,366 | 23,283 | 713 | |
| Oyo | 449,884 | 182,977 | 99,110 | 4,095 | |
| Plateau | |||||
| Rivers | |||||
| Sokoto | 101,608 | 98,080 | 314 | Results from 13 LGAs | |
| Taraba | |||||
| Yobe | 151,459 | 198,567 | 2,406 | 18,270 | |
| Zamfara | |||||
| FCT | |||||
| TOTAL RESULT | 4,762,973 | 3,048,337 | 1,369,485 | 1,387,692 |
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The Rivers State House of Assembly, led by Speaker Martin Amaewhule, has initiated impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara and Deputy Ngozi Odu, issuing them a seven-day notice to respond to allegations of gross misconduct.
The Assembly cited eight specific allegations of gross misconduct as the basis for the move.
This is the third time Fubara and Odu would be facing impeachment proceedings from the Assembly since coming to office in 2023.
Attempts to impeach them in 2023 and 2025, amid political feuds between the Governor and his predecessor and erstwhile political god-father, now Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, had been halted by presidential intervention.
Here are the allegations below:
1. Reckless and unconstitutional expenditure of public funds
2. Unconstitutional misappropriation of public funds
3. Hindering the Rivers Assembly from performing its constitutional duties
4. Illegal appointments of persons without screening by the House of Assembly as provided by the Constitution
5. Seizure of salaries and funds meant for Assembly members
6. Seizure of salaries of the clerk of the Rivers House of Assembly, Emeka Amadi
7. Refusal to implement provisions of the Constitution on financial autonomy of the legislature and the judiciary
8. Withholding of funds meant for the running of the Rivers House of Assembly Service Commission and hindering its activities
Lilian Adebayo, the wife of the 2023 presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party, has said that the party will unseat the ruling All Progressive Party at the 2027 election if Nigerians are true to themselves.
Mrs Adebayo made this assertion known on Wednesday during an interview with journalists after an event in Abuja.
According to her, the opposition party has overcome its crisis after the expulsion of its former chairman, Shehu Gabam and others.
She said Nigerians should vote the APC out in the 2027 general election due to the hardship the party has plunged citizens into.
“There is always a crisis in the party; the SPD has been able to handle its own. The problems in the party have been resolved.
“He has a great chance of winning the election if Nigerians are honest with themselves. If Nigerians think that the ones they consistently vote for would move the country forward, they live in denial,” she concerning the husband.
Recall that SDP recently expelled Gabam and other party executives.
The party’s state chairmen on Wednesday urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the police to investigate Gabam over alleged misappropriation.
In a significant political move, Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah officially defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.
Mbah announced his decision during a televised broadcast in Enugu after weeks of speculation.
He said, “Today, after a long reflection, we have made the decision to leave the Peoples Democratic Party and join the All Progressives Congress.”
Mbah explained that his decision to join the PDP was informed by the need to reshape Enugu and reorganise the politics of the state.
“Today, I stand before you to announce a break from the past and to share a decision that will shape the road ahead. This concerns our values, how we organize ourselves politically and how we secure the future of our project and our people.
“Leadership sometimes demands painful decisions in the service of higher principles and goals. And there comes a time, when everyone must make a bold choice to determine their destiny.”
Ahead of the governor’s defection, all members of his cabinet had on joined the ruling party.
Governor Mbah’s Senior Media Aide, Dan Nwomeh, confirmed the mass defection in a video posted on his social media handles on Monday. In the video, several government officials were seen openly declaring their allegiance to the APC, chanting praises for President Bola Tinubu and affirming their commitment to the new party.
“Enugu State Cabinet Members join the APC with full chest along with Governor PN Mbah,” Nwomeh stated.
The officials, including commissioners and top aides, could be heard in the video declaring, “We are now in APC; tomorrow is here; it is APC all the way; it is Jagaban all the way; from top to bottom.”
The collective defection marks a significant political shift in Enugu State, which has been a PDP stronghold since 1999.
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