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APC Wins Last Ekiti Assembly Seat

Admin March 24, 2019

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The ruling All Progressives Congreses (APC) in Ekiti State has won the last and only supplementary election for Ekiti East (1) Constituency on Saturday.

The APC, by implication, now has total control of the state assembly, having won the  26 seats in the Parliament.

According to the supplementary result announced by INEC Returning officer, Asiqua Chika, Adegbuyi Oluwajawa of APC polled  5,484 votes, to defeat his closest rival, Fajana Ojo Ade of the  PDP who polled 3,258 votes.

Other results are Oludayo Roland, ADC, 529; Oguntomole Femi, ADP, 24 and Balogun Yetunde, DA, 2.

The rest are Omokan Adewole, PPN, 0; Florence Ojo, SDP, 3 and Ayeni Adebayo, ZLP, 0.(NAN)

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