ANAMBRA-2010: Final Results & Analysis for Anambra-2010 Governorship Election from Form EC8D

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Mobolaji ALUKO

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Feb 8, 2010, 5:33:44 PM2/8/10
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February 8, 2010 

 

Dear All:

The February 6 governorship elections in Anambra State have come - but have not gone yet.

I had two favored candidates that were declared first and second; the more favored that was declared to have  lost;  and my party that was declared to have lost. 

The devil is in the details - which I provide below.  It is a mixed bag.

From all indications, the elections were free to the extent that:

1.  those who went to the polls as registered voters and found their names on the voters' register in their polling units were able to vote.  [If we assume that 1.845 million is the correct number of registered voters, then 301,232 total votes amounts to only 16.3% of the registered voters.]

2.  those who voted had their votes counted, announced and collated properly.

3.  an insignificant number of voters were physically prevented from attempting to vote or actually voting.

The elections were not fair to the extent that:

1.  a significant number (apparently a maximum as high as 83.7%) could not vote if they tried or wanted to because their names were not on the register.

2.  quite a number of the polls were not open from 10 am to 4 pm as required, with some opening as late as 2 pm.

The elections were credible to the extent that:

1.  a winner with the highest number of votes with votes above 25% in 2/3rds of the states has been properly declared - and that is incumbent Peter Obi, [Congratulations!]

2.  for this writer, neither PDP's Chukwuma Soludo or PDP-surrogate Andy Uba won.  [Under normal circumstances, PDP should not be contesting any elections for the next five years, with the way Nigeria is right now.]

The elections were not credible to the extent that:

1.  the declared winner got only 34.4% of the recorded votes and 5.3% of the registered voters. 

2.  the voters' register was thoroughly messed up by INEC.

3.  Dr. Maurice Iwu is incredibly still in charge of INEC, with a currently illegal composition (only 3 National Commissioners instead of 12) and without quorum (which should be 5, but there are only four total INEC commissioners.)

And there you have it.  We shall see.

 

Bolaji Aluko

Buried in 30 inches of snow in Burtonsville, MD

Waiting for 6 more inches

 

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                                          Map of Anambra State

      (Showing LGAs and Senatorial Districts (in color code))

 

                                        

SUMMARY of SUMMARIES OF RESULTS OF GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS

 

  1.  Peter Obi [97,843 votes (34.4% of total votes); 13 LGAs (won): Aguata (6.4% of his total votes, 33.3% of Aguata votes), Anambra West (3.1%, 26.3%), from Anaocha (15.0%, 74.6%), Awka North, (3.8%, 31.9%), Awka South (6.2%, 38.3%), Ekwusigo  (4.1%, 38.2%), Ihiala (6.1%, 37.4%), Njikoka (5.6%, 41.9%), Ogbaru (5.4%, 48.8), Onitsha North (6.7%, 53.2%), Onitsha South (10.2%, 58.6%), Orumba North (6.4%, 40.1%), Orumba South (2.6%, 28.5%)]             
  2. Chris Ngige [60,240 votes (21.2%); 4 LGAs won: Dunukofia (4.7%, 33.0%), Idemili North (13.2%, 70.9%), from Idemili South (15.0%, 54.7%); Nnewi North (6.6%, 36.4%)]
  3. Chukwuma Soludo [59,355 votes (20.9%); 2 LGAs won: Anambra East (4.6%, 37.7%), Oyi (7.4%, 38.5%]; Soludo is from Aguata LG.
  4. Andy Uba [26,106 votes (9.2%); 1 LGA won: Ayamelum (24.1%, 28.9%)]; Uba is from Aguata LG
  5. Nicholas Ukachukwu [20,777 votes (7.3%); 1 LGA won: from Nnewi South (26.8%, 41.5%)]
  6. Uche Ekwunife [9,595 votes (3.4%), zero LGAs won]; Ekwunife is from Anaocha LG
  7. 19 Other Candidates [10,631 votes (3.7%); zero LGAs won]

25 Candidates total [284,547 total votes, 21 LGAs]

 

DETAILS OF RESULTS

 

LGA

LGA NAME

Population

(2006 Census)

 

 

 

 

A

TOTAL No. of Registered Voters

(initial)

 

 

B

TOTAL No. of Registered Voters

(final)

 

 

C

 

 

 

 

C/A %

 

 D

 

Peter Obi

 

APGA

 

 

 

E

 Chris

Ngige

 

AC

 

 

 

F

Charles

Soludo

 

PDP

 

 

 

G

Andy

Uba

 

LP

 

 

 

H

Nicholas

Ukacukwu

 

HDP

 

 

 

I

Uche

Ekwunife

 

PPA

 

 

 

J

 

 

 

 

 

 K=

  

E+F+G+H+I+J

 

Total

Votes

recorded

 

 

 

 

L

Total

Votes

Rejected

 

 

 

 

M

Total

Votes

 

 

 

 

 

N

 

 

 

 

Winner

%

Recorded

Votes

1

Aguata  

369,972

89,500                  

94,557

25.6

 

6235

1881

5269

3395

487

346

17613

 

18721

1747

20468

Obi

33.3

2             

Ayamelum               

158,152

84,454                  

105,959

67.0

 

4322

2433

5756

6301

1395

1098

21305

 

21766

999

22765

Uba

28.9

3             

Anambra East       

152,149

29,239                  

44,500

29.2

 

1889

754

2720

390

684

299

6736

 

7212

593

7805

Soludo

37.7

4             

Anambra West

167,303

82,138                  

87,687

52.4

 

2941

1281

2716

1962

1020

963

10883

 

11193

674

11867

Obi

26.3

5             

Anaocha               

284,215

96,597                  

104,233

36.7

 

14693

1646

1614

462

229

561

19205

 

19693

919

20612

Obi

74.6

6             

Awka North     

112,192

84,727                  

99,003

88.2

 

3716

1454

2086

1193

1713

1132

11294

 

11652

557

12209

Obi

31.9

7             

Awka South    

189,654

76,519                  

78,188

41.2

 

6082

3718

3094

1588

354

312

15148

 

15877

967

16844

Obi

38.3

8             

Dunukofia               

96,517

55,101                  

58,550

60.7

 

1319

2823

2257

632

754

260

8045

 

8547

481

9028

Ngige

33.0

9             

Ekwusigo               

158,429

57,469                  

73,562

46.4

 

4030

2454

2912

649

1207

503

11755

 

12304

713

13017

Obi

32.8

10          

Idemili North     

431,005

96,366                  

105,854

24.6

 

1181

7936

1036

398

166

159

10876

 

11188

590

11778

Ngige

70.9

11          

Idemili South    

206,816

77,942                  

110,773

53.6

 

2049

9043

2520

760

935

671

15978

 

16533

688

17221

Ngige

54.7

12          

Ihiala    

302,277

78,237                  

83,348

27.6

 

5996

1803

4945

523

1458

461

15186

 

16029

1013

17042

Obi

37.4

13          

Njikoka

148,394

79,417                  

84,910

57.2

 

5445

2931

1816

1060

353

754

12359

 

12985

768

13753

Obi

41.9

14          

Nnewi North     

155,443

104,107                

113,013

72.7

 

3234

3970

2418

227

562

182

10593

 

10921

535

11456

Ngige

36.4

15          

Nnewi South    

233,362

54,925                  

65,384

28.0

 

2061

2469

1994

490

5577

246

12837

 

13451

632

14083

Ukachukwu

41.5

16          

Ogbaru  

223,317

106,414                

113,713

50.9

 

5280

1870

1806

862

487

197

10502

 

10830

600

11430

Obi

48.8

17          

Onitsha North     

125,918

80,739                  

83,665

66.4

 

6602

2459

2125

477

412

104

12179

 

12408

1093

13501

Obi

53.2

18          

Onitsha South    

137,191

95,084                  

97,228

70.9

 

10017

3511

1624

860

543

206

16761

 

17089

884

17973

Obi

58.6

19          

Orumba North     

172,773

75,826                  

88,278

51.1

 

6298

1270

4371

2059

696

445

15139

 

15696

864

16560

Obi

40.1

20          

Orumba South    

184,548

64,216                  

67,935

36.8

 

2589

1649

1902

1226

921

326

8613

 

9099

550

9649

Obi

28.5

21

Oyi         

168,201

73,679                  

84,475

50.2

 

1864

2885

4374

592

824

370

10909

 

11353

818

12171

Soludo

38.5

               

TOTAL

4,177,828

1,642,696

1,844,815

44.1

 

97843

60240

59355

26106

20777

9595

273916

 

284547

16685

301232

Obi

34.4



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