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The main opposition presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has won the presidential election in Ondo State.

Ondo State, south-Western Nigeria, is governed by Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Nigeria’s ruling APC.

In the final results announced on Monday morning, Mr Abubakar of the PDP scored 275,901 votes to defeat President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC who scored 241,769 votes.

Total accredited voters were 598,586, total votes cast: 586,827, while rejected votes were 30,833


The total number of polling units where voting was cancelled is 80. The reasons include over-voting, widespread violence, intimidation of electorate and staff, failure of card readers and outright disruption of the election.

We earlier reported how Mr Abubakar won in 11 of Ondo’s 18 local governments.

The local governments won by the PDP are Akure North, Ifedore, Idanre, Ile Oluji/Okeigbo, Irele, Ondo East, Ose, Ondo West, Akure South, Ese Odo and Okitipupa local governments.

Akoko North East, Akoko North West and Akoko South East, Akoko South West, Odigbo, Ilaje and Owo local governments fell to the APC.

Below are the results:

Akoko North East
AAC 105
AA 407
APC 15,598
PDP 11,641

Akoko North West
AAC 113
AA 412
APC 14,158
PDP 13, 950

Akoko South East
AAC 26
AA 242
APC 7,306
PDP 6,616

Akure North
AAC 129
AA 06
APC 8661
PDP 12,786

Idanre
AAC 73
AA 265
APC 8453
PDP 14,704

Ifedore
AAC 95
AA 229
APC 9433
PDP 11745

Ileoluji Okeigbo
AAC 208
AA 340
APC 10404
PDP 12680

Irele
AAC 93
AA 235
APC 10082
PDP 12862

Ondo East
AAC 155
AA 11
APC 5299
PDP 8455

Ose
AAC 41
AA 84
APC 10321
PDP 12919

Owo
AA 426
AAC 184
APC 18,322
ADC 219
PDP 13,375

Okitipupa
AA 66
AAC 132
ADC 68
APC 17,017
PDP 22,370
YPP 64

Akure South
AAC 814
ADP 83
APC 25,177
LP 203
PDP 37,040
YPP 202

Akoko South West
AA 817
AAC 168
APC 21,592
PDP 16,469
PT 03

Odigbo
AA 39
AA 401
AAC 107
APC 19,523
PDP 16,608

Ilaje
AA 185
AAC 68
APC 17,455
LP 02
PDP 14,421

Ese Odo
AA 135
AAC 828
APC 9,530
PDP 12,005

Ondo West
AA 50
AAC 1075
APC 13,448
PDP 25,255

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